United States Ousts Syrian Envoys in Diplomatic Break
Washington reports show Syria-US relations near breaking point with Syria accusing Washington of plotting to overthrow its government. The State Department expelled Syrian ambassador Farid Zeineddine and second secretary Yassin Zakaria, while U S ambassador James S Moose Jr was recalled. Syria bars Zeineddine from Washington and Zakaria must leave the U S by Friday. Robert C Strong remains in charge of the U S embassy in Syria.
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U.S
Syria
United States
State’ Department
Farid Zeineddine
Yassin Zakaria
State
Department
James
Moose Jr
Robert C. Strong
Zeineddine
Washington
New York
United Nations
Zakaria
Damascus
State Department
Howard E. Stone
Shukri Kuwalty
Stone
Body of Woman Climber Found on Pikes Peak
The frail Colorado Springs woman missing since Aug 5 was found on the 14 100 foot Pikes Peak east slope by a sheriff posse. Mrs J Inestine B Roberts had been missing during a descent and likely died of exposure. The search had continued for days as authorities linked her disappearance to a broader labor dispute context.
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Solobado Springs
Colo
Colorado Springs
Pikes Peak
Trednesday
J . Inestine B. Roberts
Afl-Cio
Hoffa
Hoffa Declared Unacceptable by AFL-CIO Leaders
Chicago sources report the AFL-CIO Executive Council will not back Jimmy Hoffa for Teamsters president despite his strong bid and lack of formal opposition. Backstage talks hardened the council’s stance amid broader signs of tension with the Teamsters over corruption charges and potential ouster from the federation.
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Chicago
Midwest
Hoffa
Teamsters
Afl-Cio
Teamsters Union
Dave Beck
United Labor Movement
Corallo Hears Tape of Conversation Before Senate Panel
Anthony Corallo a New York Teamsters figure refused to testify before the Senate Rackets Committee. A taped call linked him to directing a request to Jimmy Hoffa or Harold Gibbons. Corallo claimed Fifth Amendment protection as the panel pressed to verify Hoffa’s bid for union leadership.
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Washington
U.P
Anthony
Tony Ducks
Corallo
New York
Jimmy” Notta
Senate
Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Johnny Dio
Teamster
New York City
Teamster Local 229
al Reger
Reger
Corvallo
Teamster High Command
New Jersey
Jimmy
Detroit
Jimmy Hoffa
Harold Gibbors
Central Conference of Teamsters
Gibbons
Coralio’s
Union
Coralio
Johnny | ‘Dia
Joint Council of Teamsters
Sivea Hoffa
Tallo
Flying Cup Scandal Ends With NOT GUILTY Verdict
Daily Mail reporter Paul H. Sargent was acquitted of possessing an offensive weapon after a London trial. The object claimed to be a missile threatening the public proved to be only a cup, ending the case against the journalist.
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London
U.P
3Rail
Paul H. Sargent
Wisconsin Plans Long Range Building Program For Education
The State Building Commission gave tentative approval to a long range construction program for welfare and higher education with an eventual cost near 30 million dollars. In the next two years about 4,002,740 will be spent with funds from student fees and remodeling at the University of Wisconsin Madison and Milwaukee campuses, Mendota State Hospital, and other colleges.
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Madison
State Building Commission
Alfred Laun
Kiel
State College
Lam
Pun
University of Wisconsin
State Colleges
Mendota State Hospital
Central Colony
Waupun
University of Wisconsin Law-Sociology
Milwaukee Science
Madison Extension
Superior
Stevens Point
Whitwater
Eau Claire
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Fine Arts
Madigsa
Yjalleville
Stout
River Falls
Ishkosh
20 Marines Hurt in Crashes Near Belhaven
A Marine convoy en route to fight a forest fire had two separate wrecks near Belhaven North Carolina. One truck with 25 Marines overturned in a ditch injuring 18, another vehicle from Camp Lejeune overturned 30 miles east injuring two. Both groups were hospitalized.
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Belhaven
N.C
Mative Corps
Camp Lejeune
Oshkosh College President Comments on GSC Training School
Drowns in Lake Forrest. R Polk president of Oshkosh State College said the proposed GSC building is a new Training School. The report notes a drowning incident and a fire burning 75,000 acres of swamp land near Tokyo as plans for a new plant proceed.
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Forrest R. Polk
Oshkosh State College
GSC
Tokyo
Kiyotera Maki
Sanraku Lake Company
Maki
Sinking of 21-foot cruiser off Long Point near Oshkosh
A 21-foot cabin cruiser with five aboard sank in 26 feet of Lake Winnebago near Long Point Island off Oshkosh. All five reached shore after wading through shallow water. sheriff said the craft went down Wednesday night and the passengers included five men returning from a resort.
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Ervin He Schwab
Oshkosh
Pins
Long Point Island
Winnebago
Copenhagen
Denmark
Ney
Harbory
Airanes
Cody
Alpenhagen Harbor
Riga
Baltic
Zastrup
United Press
Alex Rosine
Maria Bouchova
Ninel Silvia
Silvia
Oslo
Moscow
Oersteds Vaerkei
Harry Randrup
Clarence Tank
Rt. 1
Tank
Ervin H., Schwab
Evans St
E. J. Balda
UG Michigan St
Ralph C. Spoontz
Wauwatosa
Chester J. Soerens
Morton Grove
Gilbert B. Schumacher
Whitefish Bay
Bay Street
Winnebago-Fond du Lac
Eisenhower Seeks Restore of Foreign Aid Funds
President Eisenhower urged Congress to restore the foreign aid budget, warning House subcommittee cuts threaten both U.S. and free-world interests. White House aide Hagerty cited substantial reductions across military assistance defense support development loans and technical and special aid programs.
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Washington
Eisenhower
House Appropriations
Congress
United States
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hill
Capitol Hill
Hagerty
Free World
House ‘Appropriations Committee
Main Street Bridge Traffic Reopens Friday
Main Street bridge traffic, since June 23, is to reopen about 6 pm Friday pending weather. The first phase of the North Main Street rebuilding will open access to Ceape and Marion Streets while curbs are installed. Completion expected by October 2 within a 100 day limit amidst seasonal rain.
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Main Street
Ann
J. L. Sullivan & Sons Company
Washington Boulevard
High Wangoo
Ivar van Akkeren
E. J. Kalupa
Pole toppled by child leaning on rusted base in Mechanicville
Three year old Mark Berge Ron, a 23 pounder about three feet tall, leaned against a traffic pole in Mechanicville New York. The pole toppled to the ground as workmen noted the base bolts had rusted away.
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Mechanicville
N.Y
Mark Bergeron
Court Martial Opens Over Oshkosh Soldier Death
Ft Sill Oklahoma Army court martial begins against 2nd Lt. Rosser Moody Jr 22 on four counts of negligent homicide in the June 22 mortar firing accident at Fort Sill that killed Specialist 4 David Robinson 20 and three other soldiers Thirteen others were hospitalized Moody allegedly transmitted erroneous firing data during the exercise If convicted he faces up to four years confinement discharge and forfeiture of pay and allowances Funeral services for Robinson were held in Oshkosh Wisconsin and a later board found an error in copying firing data from charts.
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Fort Sill
Okla
Ft. Sill
David Y Robinson
Oshkosh
Wis
Rosser Moody Jr
David Robinson
Henry Z. Robinson
Beech St
Konrad Funeral Homie
Lakeview Memorial Park
Two Children Die in Family Car Blaze in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia, William Palmer, 34, tried to rescue his two children Patrick aged 4 and Patricia aged 3 who died after a car seat fire started when a cigarette lighter ignited seat covers. Palmer collapsed from shock after learning of the deaths.
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Philadelphia
William JO Palmer
Upper Darby
Patrick
Patricia
Palmer
Army and Bus Firm Rewrite Bear Story Over Smoky Mountain Delay
In Atlanta an Army official and a bus company rep proposed three fixes to prevent bear aided delays in the Great Smoky Mountains. They suggested altering weather, closing roads to tourists on busy days, or stopping clocks to boost perceived punctuality, a plan tied to North Carolina to Tennessee routes and Knoxville schedules.
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U. S. Army
Atlanta
Quatlebaum
Great Smoky
Caroline
Knoxville
Glgarb
Quatilebaum
Rou
Mountain Park
Gerard Adéed
Carolinas
Raleigh
Carolina
Gerard
Buie
3Rd Army
Hess
Atlantas
Cear
Alania
J. W.i
Knox
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