U.S. to Seek Rebel Contact Over Cuban Engineers
The United States ordered direct contact with Fidel Castro's rebels to secure release of 12 foreign engineers held in Cuba's northeastern mountains. A Cuban driver said captives are unharmed and in good care, while the rebels claim U.S. planes used Guan tanamo Base. Raul Castro leads the rebel group on the north coast, with Fidel Castro directing operations further south.
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George Kaufman
Havana
Cuba
United States
Fidel Castro
Earl FE. T. ‘Smith
U.S
Park Wollan
Moa
Moa Mining Co
Washington
State Department
Francis Tully
Moa Co
Guantanamo Navy Base
Smith
Raul Castro
Oriente
Sailors Missing After Picnic Off Guantanamo Base
Twenty nine U S sailors from the Guantanamo Bay base in Cuba are reported missing after a base picnic trip. NBC, citing its Havana correspondent, says rebels may have seized them. Search parties located the bus they left behind north of the base.
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Havana
Cuba
U.S. Naval Base
Guantanamo
National Broadcasting Co
New York
Naval Base
Cleveland Jeweler Robbed of $10,000
Leo Nittshoff 33 owner of a Cleveland jewelry store was bound and robbed of about $10 000 worth of merchandise Saturday night. A man entered as he prepared to close the shop forced him to the floor and taped his arms and legs before draining the safe of cash watches and diamonds.
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Cleveland
Leo Nitts-hoff
Sea Lion To Return To Owners In London Dispute Ends
The Toledo Zoo will ship Cyril the wandering sea lion back to London once the animal is fit to travel. The year old sea lion escaped from Springbank Park in London June 19 and was captured in Sandusky Bay. The dispute over ownership involved Canada and the United States, with London and the zoo negotiating through officials. Cyril showed signs of illness and hunger before being prepared for transport, with the zoo director saying the decision followed a meeting with London zoo officials.
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Toledo
Ohio
Cyril
Phil Skeldon
Toledo Zoo
London
Springbank Park
Sandusky Bay
Skeldon
Canada
United States
London Zoo
Placid housewife jokes about George not perfect
A chuckle caption shows a placid housewife telling a friend that George isn’t perfect and that she enjoys nagging. The quip frames domestic life with light humor and self aware critique of marital dynamics.
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George
Russians Claim U S Plane Forced Down Inside Border
The Soviet Union said two Russian fighters forced a U S Air Force transport to land on Soviet soil after crossing from eastern Turkey 102 miles inside the border. Nine crew members in U S uniforms were detained near Yerevan. The note accused Washington of a deliberate border violation and said the incident harmed Soviet U S relations and international stability.
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U.S
Moscow
Soviet Union
Turkey
U. S. Air Force
U. S
Andrei Gromyko
Llewellyn Thompson
United States
Defense Department
Washington
Nicosia
Cyprus
Teheran
State Department
Soviet Foreign Office
Tass
Yerevan
Armenia
Russia
College Dean Dies at Anderson College
Dr. George Russel Olt, 62, longtime dean of Anderson College for 33 years, died at his home Saturday. He joined Anderson in 1925 from Wilmington College, where he had become dean a year after graduating in 1918.
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Anderson, Ind
George Russel Olt
Anderson College
Olt
Wilmington
Ohio) College
Position Different From Adams Congressmen Defend Inquiries
Washington Senators defend congressional inquiries into regulatory agencies amid the Sherman Adams Goldfine controversy. The Pentagon reported Goldfine’s defense contracts rose during Truman years, while Adams denied seeking contracts. Senate leader Mansfield and Senator Bridges defend probing for constituents, noting stakes differ for elected versus appointive officials.
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Washington
Styles Bridges
RNH
Congress
House
Sherman Adams
Boston
Bernard Goldfine
Pentagon
Goldfine
Truman
Adams
Eisenhower
Defense Department
Soviets to Join Talks on Ban for Nuclear Tests
In Moscow the Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko handed a note to U S Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson saying the Kremlin will participate in the July 1 Geneva talks. The Soviets seek a pact on test bans in parallel with control measures while pressing for suspension of tests.
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Andrei Gromyko
U. S
Llewellyn Thompson
Kremlin
Geneva
Soviet Union
United States
U N Police Help Sought as Lebanon Battles Rage
Beirut quiet at day but dark brought gunfire as Tripoli and Sidon endure heavy clashes in a six day revolt. Prime Minister Sami Solh says U N observers cannot halt infiltration and urges a police force to curb arms smuggling from the U A R amid ongoing fighting and casualties.
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Tom Masterson
Beirut
Lebanon
Tripoli
Sidon
Soth
Associated Press
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Hammarskjold
Solh
Ballet Star Nabbed As Shoplifter at Brussels Fair
Olga Lepeshinskaya, famed Bolshoi star, was stopped by a store detective in Brussels for shoplifting an umbrella, igloo gloves, cuff links, and tape. She admitted the items and was questioned at police headquarters but released. A store spokesman said prosecution was not yet decided.
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Brussels
Belgium
Olga Lepeshinskaya
Stalin
Stair
Palace of Justice
L'Innovation
Miss Lepeshinskaya
Nina Ponomareva
Shop l
London
Miss Ponomareva
Moscow Choreographic School
Moscow Theater Ballet Co
Russia
Bolshoi
Soviet aide memoire on test suspension stance voiced
Radio Moscow quoted a Soviet aide memoire urging the United States to make an unequivocal statement on whether the meeting of experts should be subordinated to solving the universal and instant suspension of nuclear tests. It stressed that such a decision must be made by governments, not by experts, and called for a clear agreement on the purposes of the experts’ task.
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Radio
Moscow
U. S
U.S
United States
Thompson forwards document then visits Foreign Ministry
Thompson immediately forwarded the document to Washington. A trip to the Foreign Ministry followed, then hours later an eight man Soviet technical delegation visited the Swiss Embassy to collect their visas.
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Thompson
Washington
Foreign Ministry
Dodd Named Senate Candidate By Connecticut Democrats
Thomas J. Dodd was named the Democratic nominee for the U.S. Senate by the Connecticut state convention. The 51-year-old former congressman won on a roll call with 469 votes, Bowles 322, Benton 98, as Bowles and Benton urged a unanimous vote despite Bowles could have forced a primary.
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Hartford
Conn
Thomas J. Dodd
U.S. Senate
Connecticut
Chester Bowles
William Benton
Bowles
Benton
Dodd
Crash Victim Dies In Ohio Car Crash
Alliance Ohio police report George T. Anderson aged 37 of Alliance died in Alliance City Hospital after his car struck a tree on Ohio 619 about two miles west of Alliance. The fatal crash occurred Saturday evening and the victim succumbed to injuries.
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Alliance
Ohio
George T. Anderson
Alliance City Hospital
Ohio 619
Here
UAW Vote Said Solid For Strike
DETROIT AP The United Auto Workers vote overwhelmingly to authorize strike action if needed to back contract demands with General Motors Ford and Chrysler. Latest tally 128127 in favor 8645 against. Vote totals include Big Three plants nationwide as talks remain deadlocked.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
General Motors
Ford
iChrysler
Big Three
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Reuther
Chrysler
Jets fly nonstop Washington to Belgium in six hours
Four F101 Voodoo jets completed a nonstop flight from Andrews Air Force Base near Washington to Liege Belgium in about six hours and twelve minutes. The fighters refueled over Newfoundland midair on the long journey.
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Washington
Belgium
Newfoundland
Andrews Air Force Base
Liege
Rebels claim control in Tripoli as heavy clashes ease
The six to seven days of fighting in Tripoli ceased by sundown after a 12 hour assault that began Friday night. Rebel leader Maan Karami said units slipped toward security forces and heavy artillery rumbled through the hills until around 10 a.m. The government conceded rebels held about a quarter of the East republic while claiming to hold the rest.
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Tripoli
Lebanon
U.S
Maan Karami
Karami
Camille Chamoun
Jaycees Plan Gala Fourth at Barnitz Field Middletown
Middletown prepares for the Fourth with a Jaycees gala at Barnitz field and a broad page of plans. The community safety effort by the Ohio Valley Civil Defense Authority aims to ready the area for any wartime emergency, with more details on page 25.
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Jaycees
Barnitz Field
Middletown
Ohio Valley Civil Defense Authority
Carthage
Sous Base
Aheek
Theasa Ace
Rinks
Akese Kee
Valley News
Memorial Planned For 15 Crash Dead
At Westover Air Force Base Mass an official memorial is planned for 15 airmen killed in a Friday Stratotanker jet crash. Chaplain Col William F Taylor will lead an 11 am service and Chaplain Maj Lawrence A Dickson Jr will lead a 11 45 am service to accommodate attendance.
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Westover Air Force Base
Mass
William F. Tayllor
Lawrence A. Dickson Jr
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