Violent clash near church during Lebanon elections
In Lebanon, more than 20 people were killed and 30 wounded in a gun battle around a Maronite church in Miziara as rival clans fought during the second round of parliamentary elections. Lebanese army units intervened to separate feuding factions. Government candidates led in three of four other contests, expanding the pro Western bloc in the 66 seat parliament. Pro Egyptian opposition had won three seats.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Sami Solh
Miziara
Mount Lebanon
Soth
Frank Pace Named Head of American Council on NATO
Frank Pace Jr., president of General Dynamics Corp and former secretary of the Army, becomes board chairman and president of the American Council on NATO Inc. The nonprofit, founded in 1953 to foster NATO interest, succeeds Robert B. Anderson who was named secretary of the Treasury.
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New York
Frank Pace Jr
General Dynamics Corp
Army
American Council On NATO, Inc
Robert B. Anderson
the Treasury
Crossword Puzzle Notes Vertical 6 7 8 9 10 Across
The page lists crossword clues numbered 1 through 48 with hints like crowd host path and various word meanings including former Jap seraglio positive pole and other terms. It includes a mix of language clues such as Tibetan gazelle French school and wife of Zeus among many entries.
Commerce Department to replace 25 WOC executives with career staff
Secretary Weeks announced that about 25 without compensation executives in the Commerce Department's Business and Defense Services Administration will be replaced by government career men as WOC terms expire. He plans to keep some WOC advisory posts and enrolls them in an executive reserve for mobilization in emergencies.
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Commerce Department
Secretary of Commerce
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Business and Defense Services Administration
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Congress
Weeks
Turntable Solves Parking Problem for Doughnut Shop
Philadelphia baker John Bauman created a 25 by 60 foot circular turntable to rotate cars in his lot. Patrons pull in, fetch doughnuts at a window, drive onto the platform, and are turned around before exiting.
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Philadelphia
John Bauman
Bauman
IAEA Charter Wins Approval In Korea
South Korea's National Assembly unanimously ratified the IAEA charter and recommended establishing a Korean national institute for the peaceful uses of atomic energy, signaling strong support for international nuclear cooperation.
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IAEA
Korea
Seoul
South Korea
International Atomic Energy Agency
Television's shift toward fact over fiction in summer viewing
The writer argues that factual TV programs have outpaced drama, noting sharper news coverage, notable interviews with Khrushchev and Sen. Knowland, and improved panel reporting. Public figures now appear more frequently on TV, enhancing perceived credibility and integration with current events.
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New York
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Soviet Communist Party
Cbs-Tv
Sen. Knowland
R-Calif
Face the Nation
Local Youth Named All Star Legislator
CAMP PERRY Ohio Ken neth Goudreau of Cleveland and Jim Hall Callard of Columbus will represent the Buckeye Boys State at Boys Nation in Washington D C July 1926 Their selection was announced by the American Legion sponsor of the annual school in self government as Boys State ends its 20th encampment Goudreau was governor and Callard served as mayor of White Charles Ferguson of Cincinnati finance director of Boys State was selected to represent the state at an All Ohio Day at Great Lakes Naval Training Station Ill July 12 The Mason Trophy for the outstanding official in Boys State government went to State Auditor Daniel Kincaid of Newton Falls The awards in legal and judicial fields went to Common Pleas Judge Donald E Sharp Waynesville Municipal Judge John McFarland Warren Clerk of Courts Alan Weinberg Columbus and attorney Dennis Long Carey The all star legislative team includes Lt Gov Steve Geckeler Middletown House Speaker Don Scott Casstown House Majority Leader James Krebs Sandusky and Sen Journal Clerk David Dalrymple White was named best city and Galbraith best county this year with all officials receiving awards
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Kenneth Goudreau
Cleveland
Jim Hall Callard
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White
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John McFarland
Warren
Alan Weinberg
Dennis Long
Carey
Allstar
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Five Year Old Girl Drowns At White City Beach
A five year old girl named Bobby Sue Jackson strayed from her parents during an outing at White City Beach Cleveland and drowned in Lake Erie on Saturday. A chain of 40 swimmers searched for two hours before the body was recovered about 35 feet offshore.
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Cleveland
White City
Lake Erie
Bobby Sue Jackson
Robert Jackson
Women Tribal Chiefs Visiting New York
Two Nigerian tribal chiefs, Elizabeth Adekogbe and Wura Assan, visit New York with 100 International Council of Women members for a five day sightseeing tour starting yesterday.
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New York
Nigeria
International Council of Women
Elizabeth Adekogbe
Wura Assan
Estate of ClevelandAttorney Valued at 3 5 46 479
The estate of late Cleveland attorney Charles Kingsley Arter is valued at 3 546 479 dollars. He died March 22 at age 81. The probate inventory shows the estate to be split between his two sons Calvin K. and Charles Kingsley Jr.
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Cleveland
Charles Kingsley Arter
Calvin K
Charles Kingsley Jr
City plans Christmas decorations bid process
In Lancaster Pennsylvania a Chamber of Commerce committee schedules a June 25 meeting to plan Christmas decorations as the Yuletide display nears worn out status. A. H. Poyck chairs the committee and notes bids decorations and ordering will take months.
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Lancaster
Mercury
Chamber of Commerce
A. H. Poyck
Divorce Suits Filed in Butler County Courts
Joy Rotundo of Hamilton sues Benedict Rotundo for neglect and cruelty. Gloria S. Wood of Vannest Street sues Samuel S. Wood of 2117 Sheffield Street for neglect and cruelty. Bessie M. Lawson of Hamilton sues James H. Lawson for neglect. Sally J. Latimore of 909 6th Avenue sues Galveston Latimore of Middletown for neglect and cruelty. Hazel Marie Gentry of 610 Elsmere Street sues Albert Gentry of Trenton for neglect. Melvin Porterfield of 314 Garfield Street sues Emma Porterfield of Mount Sterling Kentucky for wilful absence.
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Joy Rotundo
Hamilton
Benedict Rotundo
Gloria S. Wood
Vannest St
Samuel S. Wood
Sheffield St
Bessie M. Lawson
James H. Lawson
Sally J. Latimore
6Th Ave
Galveston
Emma Porterfield
Mt. Sterling
Ist Fleet Heads Home After San Francisco Festivities
The 1st Fleet slipped out the Golden Gate early today ending four days of celebrations and the first fleet review here since 1938. The 32 vessel armada heads home to Long Beach and San Diego.
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San Francisco
Golden Gate
Long Beach
San Diego
Radio and TV Highlights Tonight
Radio tonight features Cincinnati games against Brooklyn on WKRC WPFB and WMOH at 7 55 with WLW Igor Gorin as soloist withDonald Vor hees and the Orchestra. TV tonight includes George Burns trying for an Acapulco lifeguard job on WHIO and WKRC at 7 30 Bold Journey follows Grant Pearson climbing Mt McKinley.
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WPFB
WMOH
Cincinnati
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WLW
Igor Gorin
Donald Vorhees
TV Tonight
WHIO
George Burns
Acapulco
WCPO
Radio programs schedule highlights for Monday through Wednesday
A fragmented listing shows a dense array of radio programs and times across WKRC WLW WPFB WMOH WSAI and other stations. Entries include news blocks music devotions chores time true confessions and show hosts such as Ted McKay Lenay and H Nugent with various local program names and time slots.
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Bie
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WMOH
Ted McKay
Miamisburg
Wpfs
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Music Hall
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WEAI
Leb
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True Confess
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Miller
Pepper Young
Dr. Malone
Jim Skinner
Pat Buttram
Shoppers
Dave Lane
Lenay
Lenky— Wai News
Bob Braun
Godfrey
Real Estate Transfers Cancellations and Lot Sales
Series of property transfers and cancellations including Leslie Marcum to Farmers State Bank Madison for lots 8-9 at 10000 dollars and Daniel Woodrome to Midd. Fed. for lots 297-8 at 12000 dollars. Other entries involve banks and estates with varying lot numbers and prices.
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Leslie Marcum
Farmers State Bnk
Madison
Harvey Price
Robert Weaver
Columbus Mutual Life
Edgar Wilson
Midd
Fed
Manford White
Willis Carter
Mayfield
Marmecca Deve, Inc
Trenton
Arthur Zornes
Doresy Pierson
Home Fed
New Miami
Daniel Woodrome
James Earl Elam
Alys Springfield
Clifton Farms
William Barker
Citizens Bnk
Miller Receives Merit Degree from National Education Association
Paul F. Miller of Monroe received a merit degree from the National Education Association. Seven other University of Dayton graduates, all members of the Fulton J. Sheen chapter of the Student Education Association, also earned similar certificates for outstanding service in the teaching profession.
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Monroe
Paul FE. Miller
National Education Association
University of Dayton
Fulton J. Sheen
The
Student Education Association
Test Set At Atomic Site Delayed 24 Hours
The Tuesday test at the Atomic Site in Nev is postponed another 24 hours due to winds. The balloon shot in the current nuclear test series is now tentatively scheduled for 4:45 a.m. tomorrow.
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Nev
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