U S Plane Forced Back in Soviet Air Space Claim
Mos cow Radio reported a U S military aircraft flying from Iran crossed into Soviet air space near the Caspian Sea and was forced back by Soviet fighters. Moscow protested to U S Ambassador Thompson and Iranian envoy Mostafi Samis, citing prior violations and Iran's assurances. Turbulent weather in Southern California blocked mountain roads, trapping thousands in camps. mudslides near San Bernardino Mountains and Barstow caused damage and delays, with potential losses reaching up to one million dollars.
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Moscow Radio
U. S
Russia
Iran
Llewelyn Thompson
Mostafi Samis
Moscow
Caspian Sea
Aspara
Los Angeles
Barstow
California
Barron Flat
San Bernardino Mountains
Mojave Desert
Haiti Quiet After Abortive Coup Claim
Army says calm returns to Haiti after an attempted coup on Tuesday that left 14 dead. Details follow in multiple sections and pages including Beach Combing, Corrie, and editorial coverage across A and B sections.
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Falk
Haiti
Hal Boyle
Wilson
Eisenhower Eyes Two Week U N Middle East Summit
President Eisenhower plans a summit on the Middle East crisis to be opened in the United Nations Security Council within two weeks. He drafted a note to Soviet Premier Khrushchev proposing dates around Aug 10 to 15 and discussed it with Britain and France.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Security Council
Khrushchev
Britain
France
Moscow
Memlilan
L-Nation Auddliic Pact Council
Paris
London
Nurse Delivers Save at Barrow Pit Rescue
In Lumberton Texas a bedridden nurse Mrs. George Underwood sprang into a water filled barrow pit after hearing children scream. She rescued George Harvey Byrd and performed CPR for 30 minutes to revive him.
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Lumberton
Tex
George Underwood
Tesche
City to probe police brutality reports after NAACP letter
The City Council ordered an investigation into police brutality charges after a NAACP letter cited numerous reports. Attorney M E Lewis Jr urged action at a Bar Association meeting and Mayor Keeler noted a downtown arrest involving a doctor’s wife who allegedly suffered a heart attack during booking.
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The
National Assn
Advancement of Colored People
M. E. Lewis Jr
Long Beath Bar Assn
Lewis
Bar Assn
Board of Governors
NAACP
Percy Anderson
Press-Telegram
Raymond C. Kealer
Anderson
St. John Bentist
10Th St
Southland Classifieds From Long Beach July 30 1958
Classified notices from Long Beach California dated Wednesday July 30 1958. The page lists telephones and section codes with an issue number and price. Text appears as damaged OCR fragments.
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Long Beach
Calif
300 Blazes Hit Central California Amid Rising Toll
More than 300 grass and timber fires burned across central and northern California as the death toll from a lightning storm rose to seven. Firefighters battled blazes from Tulare County to Modoc County, with two more deaths confirmed after a fireman died trapping amid grass and brush. The Tulare County Three Rivers blaze remained the largest, hindering containment.
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San Francisco
California
Sierra
Tulare County
Modoc County
Tulare
Three Rivers
Peru
Patricia Kenney
Francis Kenney
Springfield
Alsters
Dwight Brothers
Lynn Palmerton
Circus
Faubus Wins Third Term In Arkansas Primary Vote
In Little Rock Gov. Orval Faubus won a large margin in the Democratic primary, beating two opponents and securing enough votes to avoid a runoff. Faubus claimed the mandate to resist school integration as he celebrated with supporters.
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Little Rock, Ark
Orval Faubus
Uuu
Faubus
Dixie
Arkansas
Faubusamas
Chris Finkbeiner
Little ‘Rock
Lee Ward
Paragould
Mexico City
Zoe
Paulius
Jed Subetanti
Inter
Charles Butler
Robert Paradise
Tear Gas Subdues 72-Year-Old Woman in Fort Worth Standoff
Officers used tear gas on a 72 year old woman armed with a thumbuster pistol and shotgun who held six deputy sheriffs at bay for over two hours. They aimed to take her to Wichita Falls State Hospital where she had been confined as a mental patient. Four tear gas bombs were used and after a tense moment she surrendered the pistol and was captured. Her husband was placed with relatives.
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Fort Worth
Texis
Atc Bay
Wichita Fas State Hospital
H. H. Alexander
Ray Waters
Weather Outlook: High Clouds. Clear Through Thursday
The forecast calls for high cloudiness but mostly clear skies through Thursday. Little change in temperature with noon readings remaining steady.
Bomb Wrecks British Library in Amman Jordan
An explosion wrecked the British library and information center in Amman while a second blast hit the garage of a British manager. The attacks were linked to retaliation after British paratroop deployment to back King Hussein. Arab Legion tightened security as Jordan reported firefights with infiltrators from Syria’s UAR province Northeast of Ramtha.
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Amman
Jordan
Hussein
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Syria
Daniel Brown
Sparta
Tenn
U. S
Arab Legion
Ramtha
Arkansas Negro Voter Roll Cited in Limited Statewide Blocks
Report notes no statewide Negro bloc voting indicated as strong support comes from sparsely populated areas. About 150000 Negroes are qualified to vote in Arkansas, with Little Rock lacking a clear polling hotspot.
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Finkbeiner and Ward
Sparsley
Arkansas
Little Rock
Swiss Oust Czech Embassy Official From Bern
The Swiss government expelled Jaroslav Antes, third secretary of Czechoslovakia's legation in Bern, on charges of spying. Police said Antes had been watched for some time before being given 24 hours to depart. Swiss officials offered no further details.
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Bern
Switzerland
Jaroslav
Antes
Czechoslovakia
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