Beirut violence prompts indoor warning for Americans
In Beirut heavy fighting between government forces and anti-government rebels continued through Sunday. A bomb near the American University of Beirut injured about 20, and U S officials ordered dependents of embassy staff to evacuate while urging other Americans to stay indoors. Civilian casualties are estimated around 500 with multiple government strongholds seized and notable attacks on Chamoun supporters. Dag Hammarskjold was due in Beirut Tuesday night for U N observation team meetings.
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Old Ladies Zoo Puts to Death Two Aged Elephants
Two elderly elephants at Prospect Park zoo in Brooklyn were shot Sunday night. Astra aged 32 died after display of bad temper. Judy aged 48 was killed for being toothless and unable to eat. Two India elephants aged 4 and 5 arrived from Thailand to replace them.
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Orbit Plane Contract Let by Air Force
Washington AP report details use of records in an FTC case against Bernard Goldfine, linked to Sherman Adams. Testimony covered Adams hosting Goldfine at the Waldorf while FTC settled a textile mill labeling dispute. Dynasoar space project costs and aims outlined, with Martin Co. and Boeing named contractors.
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Variable Clouds Forecast for Tuesday Sunshine Expected
Weather outlook shows variable cloudiness tonight and Tuesday with considerable sunshine on Tuesday. Temperatures little changed with a high near 78 degrees expected on Tuesday.
West Terre Haute Levee Fails to Hold
About 1,500 residents fled as floodwaters from Sugar Creek overwhelmed an earthen levee upstream from the Wabash River. Civil defense reported no casualties though 40 percent of the town flooded. National Guard, police, and volunteers aided evacuees. roads closed. rivers and bridges monitored. helicopters and boats deployed for rescue.
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Cloudbursts Flood Texas Regions After Inland Storm
Cloudbursts up to seven inches hit parts of southwest Texas causing a flash flood on the West Nueces River west of Uvalde. Other heavy rains followed in northeast Texas as the season’s first tropical storm moved inland in northern Mexico south of the Rio Grande Valley.
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Nab Man in Theft of 100000 in Beverly Hills Loot
Larry H. Gunning, 35, a Buffalo native described as suave and a disguise artist, is held on charges of illegally carrying $100,000 in furs money and jewels stolen from Samuel Hayden's Beverly Hills home. Loot recovered after FBI chase and found in a hotel room and at Buffalo Airport. Bail set at $30,000. another suspect sought.
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Moscow summons three major envoys
The Soviet ambassadors to the United States Britain and France have been summoned to Moscow for consultations on East West summit talks and nuclear arms negotiations. Ambassador Sergei Vinogradov flew to Moscow on Sunday after conferring with French Premier Charles de Gaulle who received a letter from Premier Nikita Khrushchev.
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Fright Kills Tot Playing With Dog in Ohio
In Lorain, a 4 year old, Gary Diso, reportedly died after a dog leaped at him during a party. Doctors said the child was frightened to death, with his lips turning purple before collapse and death at St. Joseph’s Hospital. The tragedy follows a day of tense East West diplomatic exchanges about nuclear weapons, with Soviet and Western officials discussing possible summit plans in Geneva and a potential July meeting of technical experts.
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Knowland Aims to Win Governor Election Say He Will
A brief filing notes Senator Knowland asserts confidence he can and will win the upcoming governor race. Other page references hint at diverse section coverage from beachcombing to tides and temperatures, theater listings, and various classifications across the paper.
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Boy Fatally Burned in Yellowstone Pool
A boy about Pi-A years old died after falling into a steaming pool near Old Faithful in Yellowstone National Park. Danny Lewis of Austin Minnesota slipped and fell Friday and died Sunday from second and third degree burns over his body. His father William pulled him from the boiling water.
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Two Seamen's Unions in New York Strike Over Contracts
Two seamen unions in New York including the Marine Engineers Beneficial Association and the National Maritime Union walked out, refusing to sail without contracts. About 1,700 engineers and 10,000 unlicensed tanker seamen could halt nearly 700 U.S. flag ships along East and Gulf ports. Negotiations were to resume later, with the slogan no contract no sailing. The strike affects dry cargo and passenger ships and tanker crews, though ships at sea remain unaffected. Separately, another union reached a contract with employers.
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Auto Rams Tavern in East Dallas Causes $3000 Loss
Owner Fred Wheeler reports a late night incident at his East Dallas tavern where a man and a woman parked, pointed a gun, then fled after backing the car into the storefront. Two plate glass windows were shattered and the bar damaged, Wheeler estimating $3000 in damage.
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