Japanese Move at U N Seeks Lebanon Observer Role
Japan asks the United Nations Security Council to expand the U N observer group in Lebanon to prevent rebel arms and men flows from the United Arab Republic and allow a U S Marines withdrawal. Britain backs the proposal while Soviet efforts threaten a General Assembly session.
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William N. Oatis
United Nations
N.Y
Japan
U.N. Security Council
U.N
Lebanon
U.S
Soviet Union
General Assembly
United Arab Republic
Dag Hammarskjold
Selwin Lloyd
New York
London
Britain
M. Weeps
Sam Secentin
Sao Cones
Four States Struck by Violent Summer Storms
A violent summer storm swept Kansas, Colorado, Nebraska and Oklahoma with mad winds, hail, lightning, and six tornado funnels. One tornado damaged a farm injuring four men as warm air to the south left temperatures in the 70s and 80s.
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Kansas
Colorado
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Chuckle Phrase Sparks Playful Exchange
A playful line from Lulu prompts laughter as she suggests a game and replies with a quirky misquote about Post Office. The snippet captures a lighthearted moment and a childlike burst of imagination.
Calm Looms Over Jordan Crisis Amid Oil Shock
Amman faces growing danger as King Hussein struggles with uprisings linked to Iraq and Lebanon. US aid and oil shipments seek to avert chaos while Britain weighs Jordan’s fate and regional oil security. Bloodshed fears persist as tensions mount and fuel supplies dwindle.
Navy Plans To Send 2 Into Space
The Navy aims to loft two veteran space explorers a 16 mile drop for a film record and cosmic ray study with insects a camera and gear. An earlier balloon launch failed to recover its 225 pound load and searchers scoured Montana ranch land for the film plates.
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Minneapolis
Navy
Earth
Forsyth Mont
Office of Naval Research and General Mills Inc
Marcel Schein
University of Chicago
ONR
M. Lee Lewis
Man fatally shoots two at birthday pool party
In Youngstown Ohio Joseph Sabatino 67 a steelworker shot and killed Pauline Sabatino just wife of Dr H Jack Little and Roland Page 30 at a pool party after a dispute over a nearby pool and eight foot fence Sabatino admitted firing four shots wounding Charles Brown 31 and Melda Brown 28 as guests attended the celebration Police found the gun in Sabatino's yard and he was taken into custody
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Youngstown, Ohio
Joseph Sabatine
Stephen Birich
Jack Little
Sabatino
Birich
Pauline
Roland Page
Charles Brown
Boardman
Melda
U S Force Claims Atomic Capability in Middle East Crisis
The United States stated that all ground air and sea units possess atomic capability amid the Lebanon crisis. A spokesman declined to confirm if Marines in Beirut carry atomic warheads while U S Marines and Lebanese troops patrol areas likely to meet rebels.
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Edwin A. Shanke
Beirut
Lebanon
United States
U S
U.S
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Khrushchev
Cairo
Kuwait
Damascus
Persian Gulf
Iraq
Britain
Middle East
U. S
Ambassador for Iraq ousted in London coup and replacement
Col Abdul Kadir Faik announced a new Iraqi mission head in Britain after ousting Ambassador Prince Zeidib Al Hussein and aides. He said Premier Abdul Karim Kassem instructed him to clarify that Iraq still seeks good Western relations.
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London
Iraq
Britain
Abdul Kadir Faik
Republic
Abdul Karim Kassem
Land
Col. Faik
Al-Amir Zeidib Al-Hussein
Faisal
Kassem
Queen Elizabeth II Treated for Sinus Infection
The Queen remains at Buckingham Palace after two weeks of treatment for a persistent sinus infection. She came down with sinus trouble July 8 and canceled her appointments, staying confined in palace quarters.
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London
Elizabeth II
Buckingham Palace
Congress urged to back Eisenhower Lebanon action
Rep. John M. Voros proposes Congress go on record backing the president's troop dispatch to Lebanon to avoid a prolonged debate. Senate hearings on a permanent UN police force proceed as A S J Carnahan pushes the measure, with Morgan noting Eisenhower acted to preserve U S prestige after Camille Chamoun request. The USSR veto blocks U N police deployment.
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Lewis Gulick
Washington
John M. Voros
R-Ohia
Congress
Eisenhower
Lebanon
Truman
Korea
Vorys
House Foreign Affairs Committee
A. S. J. Carnahan
D-Mo
U.N
Thomas E. Morgan
D-Pa
Camille Chamoun
Morgan
United States
Marines in Beirut Call It Best War They’ve Had
U S Marines in Beirut report hot bored and puzzled by the Lebanon mission yet consider it the most comfortable war they have faced. They note civilians picnicking nearby and mosquitoes as their worst enemy while occasional pay delays haunt some units.
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Beirut
U.S
Clarence Kelly
Carlisle
Saipan
Iowa
Jima
Pene
Lhry
Cpl
Kenneth B. Tucker
Melrose
Mass
Counselor's Body Found After River Rescue She Drown
In Xenia Ohio 22 year old Judith E Koonce of Cleveland a camp counselor died while attempting to save a camper Witnesses saw her climb down a cliff to about 35 feet above Little Miami River and jump Her body was recovered less than a day before noon after a 73 hour search by 30 volunteer groups The 1500 foot downstream body of a 10 year old girl who fell after the incident was found hours later The accident occurred as she led about 40 girls from Clifton 4H camp along Clifton Gorge
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Xenia
Ohio
Judith E. Koonce
Cleveland
Little Miami River
Clifton Gorge
Miss Koonce
Clifton
Middle East tension rises after Nasser Kuwait talks
London reports a conference between Gamal Abdel Nasser and Kuwait ruler, seen as expanding Nasser influence in the Persian Gulf oil islands. Paris sources say Moscow may station troops in Syria if no Middle East accord from a summit, suggesting Khrushchev’s push may be finished.
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London
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Kuwait
Britain
Middle East
Damascus
Cairo Radio
Nasser
Persian Gulf
Paris
Moscow
Syria
United Arab Republic
Khruschevy
Allies Send Draft Reply on Khrushchev Summit Proposal
The United States Britain and France began drafting a reply to Khrushchev’s emergency summit offer. The draft would reject an immediate meeting outside the United Nations and keep Middle East diplomacy at the UN Security Council.
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Washington
White House
United States
Britain
France
Khruschev
Middle East
United Nations
U.N. Security Council
Britain seeks meeting of heads of government on Middle East crisis
Prime Minister Macmillan said Britain and allied powers consider the best way to arrange a meeting of heads of government to address the Middle East crisis. He noted Khrushchev’s letter contains points Britain cannot accept and hopes to announce Britain's reply on Tuesday.
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Macmillan
Britain
Commons
Hagerty
Khrushjchevy
U.S
London
Middle East
Nikita Krushchev
Euts
Khrushchev
U S Draft Sent for Consultations on Summit Talks
Hagerty said the United States sent the draft to allied nations Sunday night and will refrain from further comment on a potential summit until consultations with Western powers wrap up. Eisenhower will reply to Khrushchev after those talks. The U.S. supports a Japanese plan to strengthen UN observer teams in Lebanon and will back it at the U N Security Council. No Jordan intervention plans were disclosed. Soviet Premier Khrushchev urged a Geneva summit in notes to leaders.
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Washington
United States
White House
James C. Hagerty
Khrushchev
U.S
Hagerty
Eisenhower
United Nations
Lebanon
U.N Security Council
Jordan
Britain
France
India
Geneva
Soviets Publish Proposals For Nonaggression Pact
Moscow notes outline a Warsaw Pact NATO nonaggression treaty proposing troop reductions in Germany, a central Europe nuclear free zone, and aerial surveys to prevent surprise attacks. The plan favors inspections limited to forces massing for attack and links economic and scientific cooperation to wider disarmament prospects.
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Germany
Europe
NATO
Soviet Union
Fire destroys tank truck and nearby unit in Cincinnati
A heater ignited jet fuel being cleaned from a tank truck Sunday, causing a blaze that destroyed the truck and a neighboring unit. Fire officials report no injuries, with losses about 30,000 to the two units and 1,500 to another, though the text is garbled.
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Acencinnati
Trans.t
Macmillan Besieged By Weekend Visitors
London AP reports Prime Minister Harold Macmillan faced a busy weekend as about 2,000 sightseers invaded his Sussex home Birch Grove. He retreated to a bedroom, locked himself out, and finally left with crowds cheering as Susie Bezdek of Springfield, Massachusetts exclaimed he could hustle.
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London
Macmillan
Sussex
Birch Grove
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