Unit of Marines To Leave Lebanon
The United States will withdraw one battalion of Marines from Lebanon, with the 2nd Battalion of the 2nd Division beginning heavy equipment moves to the beach and leaving early Wednesday. Admiral Holloway said this marks the pullout start, while Saeb Salam called it symbolic but insufficient. The action follows President Eisenhower’s pledge and aims to influence a U.N. General Assembly debate on the Middle East.
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Beirut
Lebanon
United States
Washington
Saeb Salam
Revel
U. S
Carmille Chamoun
Iraq
James L. Holloway
Middle East
U. N. General Assembly
Soviet Union
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Britain
Jordan
Hussein
Eisenhower
Holloway
Chamoun
Lebaese
Fuad Chehab
Pallout
Chehab
One Dead As Truck Collide With Three Autos
A runaway truck pulling a bouncing house trailer crashed into three autos on a hill near Coon Valley Vernon County Wisconsin killing Richard L. Hookie 21 of Lake Preston D. D. and injuring eight others. George Schick 19 of Winona Minnesota the truck driver survived with minor injuries. The Voss family from Ridgewood Wisconsin suffered skull fractures and multiple injuries. The accident raised 1958 Wisconsin traffic fatalities to 449.
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Wisconsin
Richard L. Hookie
Lake Preston
D.D
U. S. 1464
Coon Valley
Vernon County
R. A. Starr
George Schick
Winona
Minn
Kathryn Schomberg
David
Durand
la Crosse
John E. Voss
Ridgewood
Voss
Madison
Robert
Viroqua
Ann
Carel
Otto
Junihurt
William Skryha
Chicago
Planes Over Quemoy Isles Heighten Formosa Tension
Communist aircraft were spotted over the Quemoy outpost islands triggering air raid sirens and an 97 minute al clear. Nationalist officials fear a possible invasion while the United States remains noncommittal about defending the outpost amid growing Red pressure near Formosa.
Jordan Court sentences 13 to death over arms plot
A Jordanian military court sentenced 12 Jordanian citizens and 1 Syrian to death for smuggling arms from Syria to Jordan as part of an alleged attempt to overthrow King Hussein. They face hanging unless sentences are commuted.
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Amman
Jordan
Syria
Huseer
Truck Transit Strike Spreads Across Western States
A wage dispute halts 245 million dollar a day of operations by 1 609 transport teams affecting 150 000 trucks across 17 Western states. About 100 000 workers are idled in Arizona New Mexico Colorado Washington California and eight more states as picket lines form in the Central Valley. Perishables continue to move sporadically through regional trucking associations and policy committee guidance.
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San Francisco
California
Arizona
New Me
Colorado
Wah
Nevada
Washington
Idaho
Mantina
Wyoming
Rad
Vartley
Thurgood
En Weyers
Western States Latin Policy Committee
Teamsters
Hilar O. Mohn
Western Conference of Teamsters
Labor Policy Committee
Tearmster
Oakland
U S Nuclear Test Shocks Hawaii With 20 000 Foot Blast
Honolulu residents glimpsed a bright flash as the United States detonated a nuclear device at Johnston Island in the Pacific. The blast, part of the Hardtack tests, was reported at about 20 000 feet and visible for seconds. Observer accounts and official briefings noted the brief flare and rising mushroom plume while warnings and scientific concerns dominated discussion in Washington and Honolulu.
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Honolulu
United States
Johnston Island
U. S. Pacific Command
Hawaii
Johnstahe
Honoyinluo
S ‘Johnston
Tlawati
Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Pacific
Weather Bureau
Teat
Pear Harbor
Jenahan
Musicians Honor Osaka Cab Drivers With Free Concert
Musicians in Osaka Japan expressed appreciation to city cab drivers for cutting horn noise by giving a free concert. City police were invited to attend the event.
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Osaka
Japan
UPL
Navy blimp returns from Arctic trip christened Snow Goose
The 343 foot Navy blimp Snow Goose landed at South Weymouth Massachusetts at 8 26 am after completing an 8000 mile Arctic journey. It flew 3400 miles from Cornwallis Island to T 3 and back with one refuel stop at Churchill Man. Commanded by Capt I B Van Gorder the mission tested blimp supply runs and long low flight for research with ICU scientists aboard. It carried out a mail drop and depth charge study during the operation. The name honors joint Canadian American efforts.
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Mass Sap
Cornwallis Island
Arctic Circle
North Pole
Churchill
Man
Office of Naval Research
I. B. van Gorder
Canandaigua
N.Y
ICU
Arctic Ocean
Jfar
United States
Lebanese President-elect Prefers Chehab Spelling
The Lebanese presidency says the president-elect prefers the English rendering Gen Fuad Chehab. Both Shehab and Chehab have appeared in past reports, with Chehab favored due to its French alignment as his second language. Subsequent AP dispatches will use Chehab.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Gen
Fuad Chehab
Chehab
Shehab
Dulles Signals Ike for U.N. Middle East Speech
Secretary of State Dulles contemplates signaling President Eisenhower to speak at an emergency U.N. General Assembly session on the Middle East crisis. A sweeping U.S. plan includes a UN supervised economic foundation, a rapid response UN force, a broadcast monitor commission, and expanded UN truce observers.
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Middle East
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Eisenshower
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Eisenhower
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House
State Department
United Nations-supervised
Middle East Economic Foundation
U. N. Commission
U. N
Dag Usmmarskiold
Lebanon
Jordan
Soviet Union
Nikity Khrushchev
Moscow
New York
Eisen Hower
Eienhower
Dulles Selwyn Lloyd Confer on UN Strategy
Secretary of State Dulles and British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd meet to align on UN Assembly plans for the Middle East. Diplomats say focus includes troop withdrawals, economic and social development, and a possible stance on Red China recognition.
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APY
State Dulles
Forman
Selwyn Wroyd
WN Assembly
Misenshower
Jean Powe
Soviet Union
Havel Union
Goled Atal Republic
Wathdrawal
Lebaron
Asai
Asean
Middle East
Sone CN
Red China
Dumane
Nahonalit
China
Appleton Policeman’s Gunshot Accident Wounds Wife
Thomas D Van Roy, 25, a Appleton policeman, said his gun fired accidentally as he and his wife entered their home. He was carrying a 32 caliber pistol in a paper bag when a dog darted between his legs causing him to fall and the weapon to discharge striking Mary Vandoy. Hendricks noted the weapon had been cleaned at his father’s service shop.
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Appleton
Mary Vandoy
Appleton Homsom
Vitaiday
van Roy
Hendricks
Nie
Tos
van Roo
Ca.phch
Senate Falls Behind Early Session Called
Washington AP The Senate lagged in work on a complex excise tax bill leading to an early session to push completion. Debate focused on whisky and oil gas deduction amendments with a 51 29 defeat of a provision aiding whisky distillers delaying adjournment near midnight.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Two Drown In Separate State Mishaps
A Superior firefighter Hilmer Swanson, 24, drowned after a cramp while swimming in Pattison State Park. Lifeguard Marl Anderson recovered his body about 15 minutes later. In Wisconsin, 12 year old Thomas Durso of rural Galesville drowned in the Black River with companions nearby. Trempealeau County authorities recovered his body.
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United Press International
Superior
Young
Angus Hol
Wisconsin
Hilmer Swanson
Pattison
Black River
Dussa
Trempealeau County
Nautilus Welcomed At English Port In Proud Homecoming
The nuclear powered submarine Nautilus arrived at Portland England in a triumphal welcome. Large crowds cheered as US crew members received the Presidential Unit Citation from U S Ambassador John Hay Whitney and British officials. The ship will stay until Monday before returning to the United States.
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England
UPD
United States Navy
Harhar
Princess Margaret
Canada
Tod Shelkirk
Admiralty
U.S
John Hay Whitney
Whitney
Britain
United States
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