Lebanon May Seek U S Help to End Civil War
Lebanon may ask the United States for help to end the seven week old civil war after the UN report denied Syrian intervention. Dr. Karim Azkoul, Lebanon’s UN delegate, said Beirut studies Security Council options and could appeal to friendly governments if UN action fails.
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United Nations, N. Y
UPI
Lebanon
United Nations
United States
Karim Azkoul
U. N
U.N
Beirut
Syria
Middle “East
Azkoul
Security Council
Lind
Rebels Attack Tripoli Bridge Repulsed by Lebanese Army
The Lebanese army repulsed a heavy rebel assault on Tripoli's Bahsad Bridge, securing the crucial supply link to Beirut after over two hours of combat. Heavy shooting echoed in Beirut's foreign quarter. no casualties were reported.
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Beirut, Lebanon
API
Tripoli
Bahsad
Beirut
Army
UPI
Old City
Diversion of Great Lakes Water Opposed in Senate
Sen Charles E Potter warns a one inch drop in Great Lakes levels would cost two million tons of carrying capacity for shippers annually. He opposes diverting 7000 cu ft/sec of Lake Michigan water into the Illinois waterway arguing it would hurt Great Lakes cities and undermine the St Lawrence Seaway concept. House approved a three year experimental diversion last year. Eisenhower vetoes cited Canadian objections.
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Washington
UPI
Charles E. Potter
R-Mich
Great Lakes
Potter
Senate
Lake Michigan
Tlinois Waterway
Senate Public Works Committee
St. Lawrence) Seaway
House
Illinois Waterway
Chicago
Chicago Area
Eisenhower
Rescue Delay Shrouds Ledge Recovery In Cuba and New Mexico
Cuban rebels promise to free 30 kidnapped American sailors and Marines as U S officials caution the operation may take time amid stalled talks. In New Mexico, a trapped man endures a fifth night on a rocky ledge with a rescuer, after a companion died on a fishing trip nearby.
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Havana
UPS
U. S
Antonito
Colo
UPI
New Mexico
William E. Garver
John Sanders
Albuquerque
Sanders
Tuewlay Don Bae 2
Rocky Mountain Lodge
Thels, Oy
Raicaee
Cumbrex Mountains
Pevari Caierte
U.S
Park Wollam
Goldtine
Wall
PO AedAfinite Emineem Ant Dbo
Cuban rebel holdout airlifted captive freed suspect
A U S airlift recovered Raymond Elmore of Haynesville La kidnapped June 26 from the Oriente Province stronghold. Elmore, assistant manager of Ermita Sugar mill, was flown to Guantanamo Bay aboard a Navy helicopter. U S Vice Consul Wiecha said the first serviceman could be freed today though officials cautioned the process would be slow. Reiner forces faced delays as Fort Carson reinforcements moved to the rescue site amid high winds and a pass landing accident.
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Oriente
U.S
Guantanamo
Raymond Elmore
Haynesville
Ermita
Elmore
James Wie
Cha
Raul Castro
Pidel Castro
U.S. Navy
Guanta
Raul
Wiecha
Saginaw, Mich
Eugene Gilmore
Cide
Goldfine
Fort Carson
Colo
Oren Harris
D-Ark
la Veta Pass
Antonito
Roger Robb
Ohio Apprenticeship Council reelects state officers
In Columbus the Ohio State Apprenticeship Council re elected Robert T. Mason as chairman and Gerald Biddle as vice chairman for a one year term. The group approves apprentice training programs and includes members from labor management and public seats.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio State Apprenticeship Council
Robert T. Mason
WMAN
Marion
Gerald Biddle
United Auto Workers of Toledo
Mason
A. W. Elliott
Delaware
Mount Vernon
Elmer W. Kizer
Cincinnati Hughes
Bid Gle
Ray .Z. Flory
Maumee Valley
Talks in Canada urge cooperation amid defense and trade ties
President Eisenhower and Canadian leaders pressed mutual cooperation on defense and projects like the St. Lawrence Seaway. They discussed Arctic inspection plans, easing trade imbalances, and keeping consultation doors open while noting Canadian concerns over surplus wheat and oil export controls.
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Ister
John Diefenbaker
Eisenhower
U.S
St. Lawrence Seaway
Kremlin
Russia
North America
Ifther
Canada
United States
New York Moves Toward Legalized Bingo
New York city council begins steps to legalize bingo with approval by the Board of Estimate pending. President Eisenhower says U.S. Canadians investment exceeds 12 billion dollars and benefits Canada through faster development and higher employment while U.S. firms operate under Canadian law.
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Canada
United States
American Northwest
New York
UPI
New
Wenwue Uf
U.S. Senate
United
Gas Rate Increase Is Sought by Elyria Utility
Ohio Fuel Gas Co seeks higher charges with a base 1.0 per 100 cubic feet for the first 98 000 and 6.75 cents per 100 for over 100 000. For a typical winter 20 000 cubic feet user rates in nearby towns range from 13.96 to 15.46 monthly. The company reports 835 more customers in Elyria since five years ago and plant investment rising to 2 866 352, with costs up 40 percent for materials and 44 percent for labor. The contract expires in October and a new rate plan would start then. utilities committee will convene again.
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Arington
Elyria
Orea
Lorain
Oberlin
Avon
Amherst
Berea
Iohio Fuel Gas Co
Arrington
Coat
Gan
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Aouthwester
Utilities Committee
Fostoria Must Change Charter To Tax Incomes
Ohio Attorney General William Saxbe ruled that Fostoria must amend its charter before adopting an ordinance to tax incomes. The ruling states a city council cannot approve ordinances requiring voter approval unless authorized by existing law or charter provisions.
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Fostoria
Columbus
UPI
William Saxbe
Lee Saxbe
Board of Elections
Election Board
Youth Fatally Shot In Scuffle With Friend
In Cleveland Robert Johnson 15 was shot to death during a playful scuffle with a 16-year-old friend while inspecting a revolver. The weapon discharged during the tussle and police detained the older boy for questioning.
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Cleveland
UPI
Robert Johnson
Johnson
Californian to Head Ellis United States case notes mixed signals
Disjointed report covers a range of items from government tests and aviation accidents to fraternal lodge events. It mentions a California figure linked to the Ellis case who claims willingness to fake a lie test, criticism of jet operations near a Viscount airspace, and a drastic jail incident in Ohio with a missing inmate after a phone call.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Six Day Seamen Strike Settled in Great Lakes Fleet
A six day seamen strike that tied up the Tomlinson Fleet at Buffalo and Duluth ended Tuesday night. Able seamen receive 650 dollars for four months plus room and board and a 10 percent season bonus. The agreement calls for a scent hourly raise and improved working conditions. Fred Farmen, secretary-treasurer of the Great Lakes District of the Seafarers International Union, called it the best contract negotiated.
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Detroit
UPS
Tomlinson
Buffalo
Duluth
Fred Farmen
Great Lakes
Seafarers International Union
East Germans Expect Atomic Weapons Offer
Reports from Berlin say Khrushchev hinted East Germany might receive atomic weapons. The East German leadership, allied with the Soviet Union, discussed arming East Germany as retaliation for Western plans to bolster West German forces.
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Berlin
UPI
East Germier
Nita
Khrushchev
Walter Ab
Bricht
Hallé
Adenauer
Khruschev
Ameriense
Rodion Malinovsky
T Ian
Rackets Probers Cit Teitelbaum As Capone Ex-Lawyer
The Senate Rackets Committee questions Abraham Teitelbaum a former Capone attorney as a possible link in a labor shakedown racket involving Chicago restaurants. Witnesses include Cris Carlson Sidney Smith Les Johnson Sheldon Esrig and Harold Schwinner. The probe also targets Ralph Guttsell and Louis Romano, a former Capone mobster turned labor expert.
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Senate
Teitelbaum
Chicago
Internal Revenue ‘Service
Cris Carlson
Carson’s Restaurant
Sidney Smith
Les Johnson
Englenook
Sheldon Esrig
Esrig's Restaurant
Harold Schwinner
Barney's Market Club
Robert F. Kennedy
Ralph Guttsell
Chicago Restaurant Association
Louis Romano
Romano
Capone
Bartenders Local 278
Restaurant Association
Hollywood
Parleys May Bring Red World Changes
Fragmentary note hints at discussions or meetings with a political or ideological angle. Mentions Pat Tho WA and a return to something related to Communism or the Red World, but details are unclear due to damaged text.
Philadelphia Newspaper Strike Ends
The 38 day Philadelphia Inquirer and Evening Bulletin strike ended as 600 Guild members voted to accept a new two year contract. Delivery resumes, with wage and seniority based layoffs and rehire protections, amid broader regional talks and East European pressures reported by UPI.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Philadelphia Inquirer
Newspaper Guild of
Greater Philadelphia
Inquirer
Teamsters Local 623
The
Bulletin
Teamsters
Nautean
30 Year Editor To Be Honored At Cleveland
Louis B. Seltzer, editor of the Cleveland Press, will be feted on his 30th anniversary with the paper at a barn banquet. A famed figure in Cleveland journalism, he began work at 13 and is known as Mr. Cleveland by Life magazine. He chairs civic groups and activities across Chamber of Commerce Rotary YMCA and hospital drives.
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Cleveland
UPI
Louis B. Seltzer
Cleveland Press
Ohio
Citzens
Life Magazine
Chamber of Commerce
City Advertising
Rotary
Welfare Federation
Convention Board
YMCA
Boy Scouts
Industrial Climate Debated In Michigan Political Clash
In Lansing Michigan Governor Gigan and rival Paul D. Bagwell trade remarks on industrial growth and job figures. Bagwell visits Ohio to press claims while Gen Maxwell Rich heads a July meeting on Army Guard cuts as employment trends favor Ohio.
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Lansing
Mich
UPI
Michigan
Gigan
Mennen Williams
Paul D. Bagwell
Ohio
Washington
Mai
Maxwell E. Rich
Bagwell
National Guard
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