U.N. counsels over U.S. threat amid Lebanon crisis
At the United Nations the U A R accuses the United States of a direct threat after U S Ambassador Hare warned Marines in Lebanon would be attacked if under U A R control. Ambassador Loufti and Soviet envoy Sobolev pressed for immediate votes on withdrawal demands and a U N army to replace Marines.
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U S Troop Planes Refuel In Italy En Route East
At Capodichino Air Base Naples a stream of U S C 119 Flying Boxcars and Globemasters refueled and departed carrying troops and equipment toward the Middle East. Planes arrived every 15 to 20 minutes with unclear origin, possibly from Germany or direct U S bases. Over 50 troop laden planes refueled and flew east across Wednesday and Wednesday night.
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United States
Fear Russ to Put Troops in Syria After Parleys
Washington reports longtime U S talks between Lloyd and Dulles raise fears the West may deploy more forces in the Middle East. Soviet premier Khrushchev meets Nasser as U S Brit buildup continues with Marines in Lebanon and allies eye Jordan. News centers on potential oil flow disruption and the broader East crisis.
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Egypt
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Twce
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Eisenhower
Lloyd
New York Times
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Jordan
Hagerty
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Damascus
Mob Breaks Windows and Splashes Ink at U S Embassy
A raucous crowd of more than 100000 Russians smashed 275 windows at the U S Embassy in Moscow and splashed blue and green ink, during a day of protests over the landing of U S Marines in Lebanon. Soviet troops increased to 1000 and moved in to disperse demonstrators. Police arrested two youths as the crowd stretched along a 10 lane boulevard. An amputee veteran in a three wheel car planted a placard on the embassy wall before the crackdown.
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Lebanon
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Iran
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Where to Find It in the Paper’s World of News
A garbled note points readers to various sections and pages for full stories. It mentions insurgents grabbing control in Iraq, a seven hour feat, and mobs, then directs to Page A-3 and a roster of other pages and topics across the edition.
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Weather outlook mostly clear through Saturday
Mostly clear skies through Saturday with little temperature change. Noon temperature around 74 degrees.
Costa Rica's Miss Universe entrant ruled ineligible
Costa Rica declares 17 year old Eugenia Maria Valverde ineligible due to age rules requiring 18 by July 1. Miss Costa Rica may participate without judging, while continuing in swimsuit and formal events. She could compete next year if requalified in Costa Rica finals. Oscar Meinhardt vows franchise action over the rule breach.
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Lat Veterans Memorial Stadium
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Soviet Warns Britain and U S of Measures Over Lebanon
Moscow warned the United States and Great Britain that it will take necessary measures for Soviet security and regional peace in response to unprovoked aggression against Lebanon and Jordan. The Foreign Ministry statement said actions would follow to defend interests near Soviet borders.
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Jordan
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