Nasser Khrushchev Meet on Mideast as Marines Land
Beir ut reports say President Nasser and Premier Khrushchev held a secret conference in Moscow to discuss the Middle East while U S Marines arrived in Lebanon. Syria would need to approve any Soviet military aid base and three more Jordanian battalions are noted.
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Egypt
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Middle East
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Lebanon
United Arab Republic
Khrushchev
Cairo
Moscow
Yugoslavia
Cincinnati Slaying Suspect Goes To Court
In Cincinnati a court hearing was set to decide if Ralph Cox, 32, held as a material witness in the Patricia Brashear slaying, will have his $30,000 bond reduced. Kenneth L. Thompson was reportedly released. Brashear was found shot in a wooded area a week ago.
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Louis Schnieder
Ralph Cox
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Miss Brashear
Thompson
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Lan
Cairo Nasser Khrushchev Meeting Sparks Amity Report
Cairo government reports a friendly Moscow talk between President Nasser and Premier Khrushchev. Belgrade informants said Yugoslavia was surprised by the meeting and that Nasser gave no hint of plans to see Khrushchev.
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Nasser
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Yugoslavia
Belgrade
United States expands force in Lebanon amid Middle East crisis
U S Marines land near Beirut with carrier air cover as British battalions move into Jordan and Lebanese arrivals raise U S forces to about 5 100. Paratroopers in Turkey total 2 000 as 6th Fleet grows to 49 units while Saudi Arabia blocks oil tanker flights to Jordan.
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Charles Purchase
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Amman
Trade Bill Faces Senate Vote Amid Powers Clash
In Washington the Senate pressed for final passage of a reciprocal trade extension bill while aiming to neutralize a Kerr provision that curbs the President’s power to override Tariff Commission relief decisions. Senator Malone signaled a long speech as the key vote centered on striking Kerr’s change and restoring executive authority to act against import damage claims.
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Robert S. Kerr
D-Okla
Kerr
Tariff Commission
Eisenhower
Congress
Eisenhower asks Japan for help in crisis report
Unconfirmed reports indicate President Eisenhower sent Prime Minister Kishi a message seeking Japanese cooperation as plans emerge to propose expanding the U.N. observer corps in Lebanon so U.S. Marines can withdraw. The United States asks the U.N. council to form an international force to replace Marines.
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Eisenhower
Kishi
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UAR Says U S Threatened Direct Action Over Lebanon
The United Arab Republic accuses the United States of threatening direct action if U A R controlled troops in Lebanon are attacked by U S Marines. Ambassador Loutfi calls U S warning an attempt to arbitrate force limits as Security Council weighs immediate actions and possible General Assembly measures.
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Nassar
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Bee
Second Adams Probe To Start Monday In Washington
A second investigation will begin Monday into alleged intervention by presidential assistant Sherman Adams in agency affairs. Chairman F Edward Hebert said the probe will focus on Raglaine Worsted Inc of Manchester New Hampshire and a wartime penalty of about 80000 dollars reduced years later. Rep Oren Harris called the case political influence and leads a subcommittee probing Adams Boston gifts and gifts from William Goldfine.
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Oren Harris
D-Ark
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Special House
Boston
Goldfine
Protest Over U S Troop Landing In Lebanon Grows
In Moscow a crowd estimated at up to 100000 gathered outside the U S Embassy amid protests against the landing of American Marines in Lebanon. Ink and projectiles were hurled at the building as militia and security troops attempted to manage the mass. The demonstrators blocked a major boulevard and escalated tensions as the crowd stretched for about half a mile.
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Lebanon
Insurrec
West weighs future with Iraq rebels in power
London and Washington signal a need to accept the revolutionary Iraqi regime. British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd meets U S officials to gauge the Middle East crisis as Marines move toward Lebanon and Jordan to deter further upheaval. Officials see no immediate oil cutoff and warn direct intervention is unlikely.
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Selwyn Lloyd
Iraq
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Whe J House
Middle East
Lioyd
Atlantic
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White House
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Lebanon
Jordan
Nasser
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United States
Britain
Today's Chuckle The Rainy Day Umbrella Joke
A lighthearted note quips that money saved for a rainy day buys a much smaller umbrella these days. The joke plays on thrift and changing prices without naming people or places.
Potsdam Flags Torn Down by East German Demonstrators
East German mobs estimated at 2,500 protested Western actions in the Middle East by tearing down U S and British flags at missions in Potsdam and writing Americans Go Home on the U S flag before re hoisting it. Similar protests were reported nationwide.
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U.S
Potsdam
Middle East
AON
Moscow Demonstration Targets U.S. Embassy Amid Large Protest
A massive Moscow demonstration blocked streets around Insurrection Square with delegations from many factories and offices. Embassy windows were smashed as protesters charged the front, shouting anti American slogans while militiamen maintained a defensive line.
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Moscow
U.S
Lebanon
Seven Fateful Hours Baghdad Falls to Rebels Then Mob Takes Over
A July 14 coup in Baghdad unfolds as Brig. Gen. Abdel Karim el Kassem seizes power in the capital. Royals and ministers are killed or captured, a royal palace sieges ends with Abdul Ilah dead, and mobs flood streets as foreign embassies and hotels face unrest and violence.
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