Marines land in Lebanon amid crisis and revolt
Beiruit reports say 5,006 U.S. Marines landed from the Sixth Fleet to protect Americans and Lebanon amid the Iraqi overthrow and pro-Nasser revolt. President Eisenhower tied troop use to UN Security Council actions. Embassy families evacuated as Beirut closes its airport and unrest spreads to Baghdad with reports of Nuri Said and other officials killed or missing.
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Lebanon
U.S
Eisenhower
6Th Fleet
Iraq
United Nations Security Council
New York
U. S
Security Council
Camille Chamoun
Khalde
Robert McClintock
Pan American Airways
London
Baghdad
Baghdad Radio
Wuri Said
Nuri Said
Bab el Shark Feast Gate
Teivan
Nur Said
Vigitt
Regzime
Little Buttle
United States
Security Couneil
Fadhil Famali
Abdul Ilah
Nuri
Marine Landing Made at Lebanon Chief Request
The United States dispatched five thousand Marines to Beirut by invitation to defend the pro Western government of Camille Chamoun in Lebanon. President Eisenhower called the move necessary to prevent direct aggression and curb spillover from the Iraq upheaval, amid charges that the United Arab Republic supports Chamoun’s opponents.
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Lebanon
Washington
United States
Middle East
Ameran
Camille Chamoun
Eisenhower
Iraq
United Arab Republic
Egypt
Nasser
Chamoun
UAR
U. S
Lodge
Karim Az«koul
Solons Order U.S. Foreign Policy Probe
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee ordered a searching inquiry into U S foreign policy after Iraq’s government fell. It invited Secretary Dulles to explain the Lebanon troop dispatch and approved a $300000 year long study of world policy with emphasis on the Middle East, with some members faulting White House briefing gaps.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Iraq
Dulles
U.S
Lebanon
Conr Ss
White House
Eisenhower
Middle East
Weather outlook: low clouds tonight into Wednesday
A night of low clouds followed by a sunny Wednesday afternoon. Little temperature change expected. Noon reading 73 degrees.
Yugoslavia Warns of World War Threat From Marines
The Yugoslav government warned that the landing of U S Marines in Lebanon could trigger a new world war. Through Tanjug the government said the move is unilateral and contrary to the United Nations and that only the UN should decide the dispute in Lebanon.
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Lebanon
Tanjug
Marshal Tito
United Nations
Yugoslavia
Two U S Businessmen Seized and Killed in Baghdad Mob
State Department reported two American businessmen were killed by a mob in Baghdad as western Europeans were also attacked. A third American escaped. officials cited interrupted communications with the Baghdad embassy and limited details on the incident and possible wider violence.
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U. S
Baghdad
Washington
Troy
State Department
Revalu Torn
Lincon White
Ican
White
Faisal
Waldemar J. Galman
Stocks Rally After Early Losses On Middle East News
New York stocks rebounded after a two session retreat driven by Middle East developments. Gulf Oil pared losses to about 1.37, International Harvester and various oils rose. Richfield led gains with 54 cents, U S Steel up 75 cents, Union Carbide 75 cents, Allied Chemical 1.25 and Lorillard 1.12. Amerada advanced 3.12 and Sinclair 1.37, Ohio Oil 75 cents.
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Upi
Middle East
Iraq
Gulf Oil
Richfield
U. S. Steel
Union Carbide
Allied Chemical
Lorillard
Texas
Royal Dutch
Getty
Amerada
Sinclair
Ohio Oil
McElroy Cuts Short Visit to Eniwetok
Defense Secretary Neil McElroy abruptly ended a UPI report on his stop at the Eniwetok proving grounds to fly back to Washington for likely urgent talks on the Middle East crisis.
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McElroy
Eniwetok
Hunululu
UPI
Neil McElroy
U.S
Atlantic Fleet Placed On Four Hour Alert In Mideast Role
Norfolk AP report: The Atlantic Fleet is placed on a four hour alert with leaves canceled and personnel ordered to return to ships. Anti submarine forces to heighten defense vigilance. Atlantic Fleet Marine Force to prepare units for duties. The fleet serves the Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean and totals over 200000 personnel, around 500 ships and 150 aircraft squadrons.
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Norfolk, Va
Atlantic Fleet
Jerald Wright
USN
Adm. Wright
Atlantic Fleet Marine Force
Fleet Marine
Atlantic
U.S. Sth
Mediterranean
Beach Combing Page Reference Summary
The note lists newspaper sections and pages across categories such as Beach Combing, Bridge, Classifieds, Comics, Death Notices, Financial, Sports, Theaters, Tides and Temperatures, TV Radio, Women, and Your World with specific page designations for each. It serves as an index of where to find content by topic.
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Hal Boyle
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U S Forces Move Into Lebanon Prompt U N Debate
United States forces enter Lebanon to defend pro Western governments from alleged aggression. The Soviet Union warns the action could trigger a new world war as Ambassador Lodge urges U N Council action to secure withdrawal. Lebanon Iraq and other states are cited amid charges that external powers aid rebels.
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United States
U. N
Middle East
Lebanon
Soviet Union
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Security Council
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Nasser
United Arab Republic
Arkady A. Soboley
Iote
Council
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Lodge
Iraq
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