Seaton Favored as Adams Successor by GOP Condolences
Washington officials report Interior Secretary Fred Seaton is the preferred GOP choice to replace Sherman Adams as White House chief assistant if Adams resigns. Seaton praises Adams and says he has no plan to leave his cabinet post, while Republicans expect limited influence over the succession and await Congress’s actions.
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Bastille Day Treated With Massive Paris Parade
Paris celebrated Bastille Day as Troops marched along the Champs Elysees in a crowd of about 900000. Sixty jets roared overhead, releasing blue white and red smoke. Premier Charles de Gaulle in uniform and President Rene Coty in a top hat led the salute before de Gaulle later flew to Toulon to review naval forces.
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Fire fighters hospitalized from San Bernardino wildfire exhaustion
Six firefighters mopped up the six day Mill Creek Canyon fire in the San Bernardino area and were hospitalized for food poisoning and fatigue. A dozen others received treatment at the fire camp. Forest official Carl Hilkerson said none were in serious danger and most collapsed high on the mountain. Nine were flown out by helicopter as the blaze, one of three arson suspected fires, was stated as completely contained.
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Rebels and Lebanon in shift after clashes and kidnap crisis
Rebels expected to begin releasing 29 captive Americans at Guantanamo this afternoon as U S. and Cuban authorities coordinate. In Lebanon, President Chamoun and rebels agree on a successor but differ on how he should assume power, with Parliament set to meet July 24 to elect.
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Educator Edwin G Burrows Dies At 66
Dr Edwin G Burrows longtime anthropology professor at the University of Connecticut died Sunday at age 66. The educator, a noted authority on South Pacific life, retired from UConn in 1957 after a lengthy academic career.
Underwater Duration Record Is Set At Olympic Pool
Skindiver Ernest J Stevens known at Olympic Park pool completed an underwater duration of 31 hours 10 minutes this weekend to break the prior record of 30 hours 9 minutes set Friday night by Lee Umfleet a St Louis lifeguard.
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Big 3 UAW Bargaining Resumed Today
The United Auto Workers and the Big Three return to the bargaining table for new contracts at Ford, General Motors, and Chrysler. Talks resume amid recession concerns and high unsold car inventories as CAW ballots hint at possible strikes if demands are not met.
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Cyprus imposes 24 hour curfew amid Greek Turkish clashes
In Nicosia a round the clock curfew was ordered by British governor Sir Hugh Foot to curb escalating communal warfare on the island. Civil servants and essential workers only were allowed outside as security measures were stepped up. The move follows shootings bombings and riots that have plagued Cyprus for three years. Government officials pledged food access through designated shopping times and emphasized no policy to starve Cypriots into submission. The toll rose with three Greek and five Turkish deaths on Sunday, bringing recent weeks totals to 31 Greek Cypriots and 20 Turkish. Four Greek stores were burned and the St Mamas chapel in Limassol damaged. Two British soldiers died during a mountain operation against Eoka fighters. another soldier’s weapon discharged accidentally. Union with Greece or partition remain disputed as Greek and Turkish Cypriot leaders discuss further security steps.
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Tokyo sale cuts price on generals insignia
In Tokyo the U S military post exchange closed in downtown Tokyo on Sunday offering bargain insignia. Three star and four star shoulder patches for generals were sold at ten cents each.
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Tax probe into Goldfine sidelined for now
Washington—Rep. Wilbur Mills of Arkansas said he has no current plan to start a tax inquiry into Bernard Goldfine, friend of presidential aide Sherman Adams. Rep. Oren Harris disclosed he discussed possible income tax evasion concerns with Mills. Harris’s subcommittee questions focus on how regulators apply the law. Goldfine defends gifts as friendship, while investigators say deductions as business costs may be improper.
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Career Ended: Ralph Hill Nebraska Treasurer Dies at 64
Ralph W. Hill, 64, Nebraska state treasurer since 1954, died Sunday. Born in Hebron, he ran a furniture and undertaking business before his election.
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