U S Navy Plane Survives MIG Attack Off Korea
A P4M Mercator returning to Iwakuni after a radar mission was attacked by Communist MIG fighters 45 miles off North Korea. The tail gunner was wounded, two engines out, and the crew limp ed home to Yokosuka. Admiral Withington said patrols would continue.
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Yokosuka
Japan
North Korea
Air Force
Sabre
Aviation Electronics
3.C. el E. Corder
Jacksonville
Farmer City
Ill
Frederic S. Withington
U.S
Adm
Arleigh A. Parke
U.S. Tem
Naval Operations
Withington
Corder
Iwakuni
Tokyo
John Dennis Malone
Park Ridge
Brothers Captured One Dies in Massachusetts Manhunt
The Coyle brothers were captured in woods near a Mass liquor store robbery after fleeing Philadelphia with hostage William Sedgwick. William Coyle, 22, died of police bullets at St Luke’s Hospital. John Coyle, 24, was unharmed. A large posse pursued them since Monday.
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Middleboro
Mass
Coyle Brothers
Massachusetts
St. Luke’s Hospital
William Coyle
John
Philadelphia
William Sedgwick
Sedgwick
FBI
Walter Schmidt
Union City N.J
Victoria Canova
Canova House
John Lacasse
New Bedford
Young Coyle
Paul Keating
Brothers linked to Cape Cod holdup in milk bottle theft case
Lacasse and Profi the wounded brother were linked to a December supermarket hold up on Cape Cod. Police traced the Coyles to a nearby apartment where many stolen milk bottles were recovered as part of the neighborhood theft pattern. Officer James F. Kane was shot during a patrol in North Philadelphia on June 5.
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Lacasse
Cape Cod
North Philadelphia
James F. Kane
Coyles
Fair Weather Across Nation With Gulf Storm Alive
Generally fair conditions prevailed nationwide while Florida and New England saw rain. The Gulf coast region recorded showers with lighter totals inland. a tropical storm near Brownsville drifted northwest and potential hurricane intensity prompted warnings from Brownsville to Panama City.
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Associated Press
Florida
New England
North Cents
Gulf Coast
North Dakota
Minnesota
Rockies
Washington State
Gulf of Mexico
Brownsville
Tex
New Orleans
Texas
Panama City
Fla
TV Show to Air Queen Elizabeth II Seaway Dedication
In New York AP reports a film of Queen Elizabeth II traveling from London to join President Eisenhower in Canada to dedicate the St. Lawrence Seaway will be shown on NBC TV in the United States Thursday from 9:15 to 9:30 a.m. EST.
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New York
Elizabeth II
London
Eisenhower
Canada
St. Lawrence Seaway
United States
Nbc-Tv
Nicaragua reports new invasions from Honduras and Costa Rica
President Luis Somoza said two invasion threats threaten Nicaragua. A Honduras based force of about 50 men may have crossed the border while a 200 man Costa Rican unit was preparing to strike in about two weeks. He named Cuban trained mercenaries and Caribbean Legion members and alleged Communist backing.
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Nicaragua
Luis Somoza
Honduras
Costa Rica
Somoza
Rafael Somarriba
Cuba
Caribbean Legion
Fidel Castro
Santa Elena Bay
Marcial Aguiluz
Five Children Die in West Side Apartment Fire
A three alarm blaze at 2301 2319 W Madison St Chicago claimed five young lives all victims were Negro children trapped on the third and fourth floors. Fire crewsExtinguished the fire after about an hour with remaining occupants saved. Victims included Mary Morris 5 and William Jr 11 months in the fourth floor unit and Sam Yar borough 11 John 3 and Lawrence 2 on the third floor.
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Chicago
Madison St
Mary. Morris
William Jr
Sam Yarborough
John
Lawrence
Bergen Autopsies Will Face Attack
Cincinnati AP report outlines the Edythe Klumpp murder trial with pathologist Dr. Frank Cleveland poised to testify. Defense cites potential 10 minute to 12 hour cross examination as key autopsy debate unfolds.
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William F. Hopkins
Edythe Klumpp
Cincinnati
Louise Bergen
Mel Abrams
Bergen
Harold Harrison Cincinnati
Frank Cleveland
Beulah Hovering Off Coast
Beulah hovered off the Mexican coast with winds around 65 mph as forecasters warned of possible inland movement into Mexico later today. The Weather Bureau noted conditions favored hurricane strengthening and placed Beulah about 200 miles south of Brownsville moving slowly, issuing hurricane alerts along the lower Texas coast from Corpus Christi southward.
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New Orleans
Beulah
Mexico
Weather Bureau
Brownsville
Tex
Texas
Corpus Christi
Time Runs Out For Durham Boy’s West Point Appointment
Robert Childress, 7, of Durham North Carolina has a West Point appointment but doctors fear his kidney ailment may prevent him from qualifying. His congressman Rep. Carl Durham D NC arranged the appointment after learning of the illness, hoping to lift the boy’s spirits.
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Washington
Robert Childress
Durham
N. C
West Point
Carl T. Durham
D-Nc
Robert
Governor Earl K Long to Transfer for Louisiana Treatment
Galveston Texas reports Gov Earl K Long expected to leave a mental clinic and fly home to Louisiana to enter Ochsner Foundation Hospital in New Orleans The move appears to be a compromise while a family commitment petition may be lifted by mutual consent The case raises questions about his governorship status and possible succession with Lt Gov Lether Frazar in line if needed
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Galveston
Tex
Earl K. Long
Louisiana
Long
John Sealy Hospital
Ochsner Foundation
New Orleans
Guy Caldwell
Hugh Gibson
Bedford Fine
Blanche Long
Baton Rouge
National Guard
Jack Gremillion
Gremillion
Lether Frazar
Frazar
Russell Long
D-La
Associated Press
Gov. Long
Earl L. Long
Louisiana Air National Guard
Flying Object Spotted Over Nevada Third Sighting in Weeks
An unidentified flying object visible to the naked eye streaked across Nevada skies Tuesday night. It was the third mysterious sighting in three weeks. The Air Force said none of the objects sighted could have been planes.
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Withington
Far East
Washington
Cmdr
Donald R. Mayer
Litchfield
Las Vegas
Nev
Nevada
Air Force
Chuckle Line Sparks Witty Retort About Advertising
In a humorous exchange, a girl quips that she does not mind men who kiss and tell because, at her age, she needs all the advertising she can get. The joke plays on social perceptions and flirtatious banter.
Cuban Hijacked Plane Lands in Miami After Seizure
Six Cuban soldiers and six suspects hijacked a Cubana Airlines jet from Havana with 30 passengers aboard including Americans. The pilot was threatened at gunpoint as the aircraft flew toward Miami where the hijackers sought political asylum after a 75 minute flight.
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Miami
Fla
Gabriel Hajien
Hajian
Cubana Airlines
Havana
Fulgencio Battista
Army
New Haven
Conn
Maurilio Francisco Marques-Lopez
Camaguey
Cuba
Hassan
Miami, International Airport
Marquez- Lopez
Liberace Wins Libel Suit Against London Mirror
A London high court jury awards Liberace 8000 pounds after a libel suit against the Daily Mirror over a 1956 column by William Connor. The panel found the article implied he was homosexual, a claim deemed untrue and not fair comment.
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London
Summit Prospects Are Dim
President Eisenhower said Geneva foreign ministers talks seem at an impasse and prospects for a summit conference are not brighter. He would attend a heads of government meeting if reasonable progress is made at Geneva, not limited to Berlin, and urged that the four foreign ministers have authority to move ahead.
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Mayer
Corder
Floyd W. MecClintick
Richfield
Ohio
Washington
Eisenhower
Geneva
Berlin
United States
Britain
France
Russia
Face Saving Plan Sets Up Berlin Talks Progress
Geneva today hinges on Anrei Gromyko's reaction to a Western face saving offer on Berlin. The Soviet foreign minister will decide in secret talks with the United States Britain and France whether to back an early East West summit. A yes or maybe could push the plan forward. a no likely ends the Geneva conference and raises Berlin tensions.
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Geneva
Andrei Gromyko
Berlin
United States
Britain
France
Gromyko
West Berlin
Foreign Ministers
West Germany
Five Middletown gambling defendants plead guilty in district court
In Cincinnati five men arrested in gambling raids at Gem Smokery and Clinton News pled guilty before Judge John H. Druffle in U S District Court. Sentences included fines of 1000 dollars and 30 day terms for Mulls Osborne and Oswald Moren with suspended portions. Local defendants face varied jail terms and fines.
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Cincinnati
Middletown
Gem Smokery
Central Ave
Clinton News
S. Clinton St
U.S. District Court
John H. Druffle
John Mull
Illinois Ave
Chester Mull
Queen Ave
Benton Osborne
Florence St
Maurice J. Oswald
Reynolds Ave
Ben Moren
Crawford St
Whitney-Macmillan Talks Fuel Ike Meeting Rumors
U S ambassador John Hay Whitney met with Prime Minister Harold Macmillan as London swirled with rumors of a forthcoming Eisenhower-Macmillan meeting. Officials would not disclose the talk's nature but denied plans for a Macmillan Eisenhower summit at present.
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London
U.S
John Hay Whitney
Harold Macmillan
Eisenhower
Macmillan
West Says Berlin Pact Reworks to Avoid Occupation Rights
Western informants say the proposal would have the Big Four guarantee Berlin lifelines stay open and avoid Soviet action that endangers air rail and road links. The plan drops a specific Soviet guarantee of Allied rights, avoiding occupation terms while seeking a quiet end to Western garrison deadlines. Gromyko told Herter a 70 minute secret meeting that the US must end its occupation. some Western diplomats still see potential Kremlin acceptance as a compromise.
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Berlin
West Germany
Gromyko
U.S
Christian A. Herter
Kremlin
Western plan adds limits on Berlin forces and propaganda
Western diplomats outlined points of a plan including limits on Western armed forces in Berlin now about 11,000 men and of little use against Soviet divisions outside the city. It also covers coercive Cold War propaganda, subversive activities, and espionage affecting both East and West Berlin. A complaints commission would handle issues under the new agreement and the plan would stay in force until Germany's reunification, expected by few in the near term.
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Berlin
East Germany
East
West Berlin
Germany
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