Dulles Joins Baghdad Pact Talks In London
Secretary of State Dulles arrived in London from Bonn to participate in Baghdad Pact Council discussions with Selwyn Lloyd and leaders from Turkey Iran and Pakistan. He said the talks aim to foster understanding and possible U S entry into the alliance to reassure allies and signal U S commitment while signaling to Russia. He attended with Adnan Menderes Menechehr Eghbal and Firoz Khan Noon as the pact discussed Middle East security and future conferences.
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London
Dulles
Middle East
Bonn
Mideast
Hower
Selwyn Lloyd
Iraq
Lloyd
Turkey
Adnan Menderes
Menechehr Eghbel
Firoz Khan Noon
Pact Council
United States
Pacts
Baghdad
Russia
America
Ike and Son Golf at Gettysburg Club
President Eisenhower played a dew soaked round at Gettysburg Country Club with his son Army Maj. John Eisenhower before 7:39 a.m. They completed nine holes in a little over two hours then headed to their farm home. The family vacationing in Gettysburg planned church attendance and a return to Washington by helicopter.
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Eisenhower
Gettysburg Country Club
Army
Johan S. Eisenhower
John
Gettysburg
Maj. Eisenhower
Washington
Thwarted Office Prank Under Think Signs
A boss furious this morning over a prank found beneath the THINK signs a message reading OR THWIMI. The notice hints at a deliberate mischief in the workplace.
Explorer IV Probing For Deadly Radiation
The Jupiter C rocket launches Explorer IV to study outer space radiation and its impact on long term space travel. NASA scientists, including James Van Allen, expect data from orbital measurements while noting radiation could be managed with shielding. The mission marks a milestone in U.S. space exploration amid high interest from officials and observers.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
America
Outer Space
Russia
U.S. Naval Research Laboratory
South America
Explorer
Wernher von Baun
Summit talks on Middle East to be framed in UN limits
President Eisenhower pressed a UN centered approach to possible summit talks on the Middle East crisis. He urged that any discussions occur within Security Council rules and cited the UN as the proper forum to address Khrushchev’s threat claims. Washington signaled Aug 11 as a possible opening date.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Eisenhower
United Nations Security Council
Juscelino Kubitschek
Brazil
Eisen
Nikita ‘Khrushchev
Middle East
Eisenheer
Pries Theses Tetas Goamal
London
Har
U. N
Security Council
Charles de Gaulle
France
Europe
New York City
Moscow
Khrushchev Reply Seen By Midweek
U N delegates expect Khrushchev to issue a final word by midweek enabling a Security Council summit on the Middle East. Western sources say his reply may allow preparations and a high level meeting likely in mid August lasting three to four days with potential attendance by Eisenhower Macmillan Nehru and De Gaulle as council president. France will hold the August presidency.
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U.N
Nikita Khrushchev
U. N. Security Council
Middle East
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Eisenhower
Ing Council
I-nation Council
New York
Macmillan
Nehru
Feeney ‘de Gents
France
New Explorer Likely Invisible to U S Treks in Twilight
Cambridge Mass AP report says the US Army's newest satellite probably will not be seen with the naked eye and may take days or weeks to be visible even with a telescope. Dr John White of the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory notes the orbital plane sun alignment keeps it south of the United States most of the time. A Smithsonian spokesman adds viewers must know exact location and timing to aim a telescope.
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Cambridge
Mass
United States Army
United States
John White
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Smithsonian
Nervous Shock Rookie Officer Wins Gun Duel
A 23 year old patrolman Edward T Ottinger Jr of Brooklyn Connecticut not. He faced a Puerto Rican gunman Vidal Leoncio 4 who fired three times. Ottinger fired three shots killing Leoncio. The officer collapsed in nervous shock and was treated in hospital.
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Edward T. Ottinger, Jr
Brooklyn
Man with Gun Conflict Ends in Shootout
A man brandishing a gun fired as another man, Ollinger, drew his own weapon and opened fire, starting a gunfight. Details on casualties or location are unavailable in the fragment.
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Ollinger
New Fights Break Out In Lebanon
U S troops who landed in Lebanon last week were not involved. Security forces and rebels exchanged mortar and machine gun fire across Capitol Square near the post office and central palace. Small arms fire and chattering machine guns also occurred. The rebels withdrew from the hill but refused to negotiate as firing resumed in the late afternoon.
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U.S
Lebanon
Capitol Square
Dentral Palace
Tariff
Kincheloe Dies In X-15 Flight Training Crash
Captain Iven Kincheloe, 30, an Air Force test pilot chosen for early space flights, was killed when his jet crashed after takeoff from Edwards Air Force Base in California. Kincheloe, Detroit-born and Purdue-educated, was part of a three-man team training for the X-15 program alongside Scott Crossfield and Joseph Walker. He had previously set a 126000-foot altitude record and ejected moments before impact.
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Calif
Iven Kinche Joe
Air Force
Kincheloe
United States
Mojave Desert
Space
Scott Crossfield
North American Aviation Corp
Joseph Walker
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
Rebels Said Slain In Cuba Mark Anniversary
Cuban government reports more than 68 rebels killed and 16 saboteurs arrested as Fidel Castro’s 26 July Movement activity is stepped up in Oriente Province. Dr Joaquin Agramonte Molina, once in Miami exile, is named among those killed.
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Cuba
Wre
Joaquin Agramonte Molina
Tden
Agramonte
Miami
Caracas
Venezuela
Agramonte Molina
I Oriente
Fidel Castro
U S Drops Bomb Show In Pacific Demonstration Off
The United States told the United Nations it canceled a Pacific Ocean demonstration of a reduced fallout nuclear weapon. Invitations had been extended to 14 nations via Hammarskjold for the U N Scientific Committee on Effects of Atomic Radiation.
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N. Y
United States
Pacific Ocean
U.N
Hammarskjold
Swiss Made Sputnik Toy Baffles Milwaukee Visitor
Albert Trostel Jr., a Milwaukee tan ner, bought a miniature Sputnik at the Brussels World Fair Russian exhibit. He pried it open to hear the beeps and found the toy satellite was made in Switzerland.
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Albert 0. Trostel Jr
Brussels
Trostel
Alliance Teen Dies From Internal Injuries
Alliance Ohio young man Jesse Daniels aged 16 died from internal injuries after an incident Saturday near Alliance City Hospital. He was injured fatally and treated at the hospital.
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Alliance
Postal Rates Rising Friday Three Cent Letter Now Four
A three cent letter will cost four cents starting Friday as part of a general rate increase. The article explains the new rates on Page 23. Also note police speed enforcement and feature recalls from thirty years ago with Rudy Vallee on pages 22 and 34.
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Carl Thomas
Today's Journal
Wiffenpool
Rudy Vallee
Mary Martin to tour as Peter Pan this fall
Peter Pan will fly again as Mary Martin announces a national tour this fall. The noted performer discusses the stage adaptation on Page 1 of today’s Journal, signaling a major arts event amid a busy schedule of features and classifieds.
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Mary Martin
Miss Martin
Alley News
Oaeu An
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