U S Delays Reply On Red Bid For Summit Parley
The White House said President Eisenhower will not reply today to Khrushchev's emergency summit proposal on the Mideast. A draft note was sent to NATO allies for consultations as London and Paris insisted on careful preparation before any meeting. The United States pledged a constructive response after talks and hoped the U.N. Security Council would press the Lebanon issue.
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Lebanon
UPI
Damascus
Cairo
Baghdad
Jordan
Hussein
Feisal
Iraq
Syria
Rise Up
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Camille Chamoun
Saeb Salam
PPS
Basta
Salam
Soviet Union
United Arab Republic
Middle East
United States
Britain
United Nations
Selwyn Lloyd
London
Washington
John Foster Dulles
Hey
Lloyd
Khrushche
White House
Eisenhower
Mideast
James C. Hagerty
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
U.S
Hagerty
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Russia
France
India
Geneva
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Moscow
U.N. Security Council
West
Khrushchev
United Nations Security Council
Security Council
Mideast Crisis At A Glance
United States rejects undercutting the UN while Beiruts fiercest shelling in two weeks prompts U. S. Marines alert. Nasser tours Damascus after announcing a military pact with Iraq. Hussein cuts ties and secures a 12.5 million dollar loan. Britain ready to meet Russia. UN Security Council weighs a stopgap plan. Nehru accepts a Khrushchev summit proposal.
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Hing Hussein
Nasser
U.S
London
Britain
Russia
United Nations — Security Council
New Delhi
Nehru
Khrushchev
Doors Close For New Adams Case Hearing
A House armed services subcommittee will hold closed hearings to decide if public testimony is warranted in the Sherman Adams case. Witnesses face cross questioning as the panel weighs whether testimony may defame or degrade individuals. The probe centers on a $41,284 refund to Raylamne Worsteds Inc for late delivery of WWII Army cloth, with controversy over motives linked to Adams.
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UPD
House Armed Services
Sherman Adams
Charman F. Edward Hebert
D-La
House
Adams
Boston
Bernard Goldfine
Goldfine
Raylamne Worsteds, Inc
Manchester
N.H
Army
Comproller
Raylain
Armed Forces Board of Contract Appeals
Roswell M. Austin
Jets Drop Leaflets In Lebanon Amid Beirut Tensions
U S jets released over one million Arab language leaflets in Beirut claiming to help Lebanon stay independent. Rebels fired on planes and an Egyptian airliner. Marines fortified the airport with Lebanese forces. A Marine guard suffered serious injuries from a cooking stove explosion or sabotage.
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Beirut
Lebanon
UPI
United States
U.S
Eisenhower
United Arab Republic
Maine Corps
Northeast and Northwest Ohio Weather Outlook
Weather from United Press International shows considerable cloudiness and cool temperatures across Northeast and Northwest Ohio. Highs near 70, lows mid 50s to mid 60s, with a few warmer days later in the week and scattered showers in the south and central regions.
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United Press International
Ohio
Wife Fatally Shoots Husband in Street Row
Lima police and sheriff deputies respond to a Saturday night shooting on a city street near Lima. Booker T. Porter dies from gunshot wounds. Mary Porter, 25, is found unconscious with a .22 caliber revolver nearby as prosecutors consider charges.
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Lima
UPI
Mary Porter
Booker T. Porter
Porter
Diplomats Welcome Moscow Hunting Center Opening
Moscow Radio reports a new hunting and fishing center has opened about 80 miles from Moscow on the shores of Moscovsky Lake for the diplomatic corps. The move comes as Moscow tightens friction with Western envoys and seeks to ease off hours for diplomats.
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London
UPI
Moscow
Russia
Moscow Radio
Moscovsky Lake
France Backs In Principle Five Power Summit
Paris confirms in principle acceptance of a Soviet proposal for an emergency five power summit conference. France says the plan is not acceptable if the Western Big Three are labeled aggressors in the Middle East. Information Minister Soustelle announced after discussions with Gen. de Gaulle. Khrushchev had proposed the summit.
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Paris
France
Middle East
Jacques Soustelle
Charles de Gaulle
Khrushchev
Astonishing Lebanon mission as Marines avoid fighting
Beir ut reporting describes a tense calm as U S Marines and rebel fighters in Beirut lean over backward to keep from clashing. A taxi driver guides through rebel zones past sandbag posts and wary soldiers, with residents hoping a peaceful exit from the standstill can be found.
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Jack V. Fox
United Press International
Beirut
UPI
Lebanon
Astory
Evan
Fasi
U. S
Abdullah
Iraq’s Premier Seeks Continued Ties With West
In a phone briefing from Baghdad, Premier Abdul Karim Kassem urged the West to remain friends with Iraq. Embassy spokesman Col. Abdul Kadir Falk said all foreigners in Iraq are safe and oil will keep flowing to usual markets. He quoted Kassem urging continuation of former relations.
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London
UPI
Iraq
Abdul Karim Kassem
Baghdad
Abdul Kadir Falk
Kassem
Epileptic Boy Stais Sister 14
The 14 year old daughter of a high school principal was stabbed by her epileptic brother, Pegey Rasmussen, at Westlake. She is in fair condition at Lakewood Hospital with multiple cuts and tongue injury. Robert Rasmussen, 20, told police he had an urge to kill and was sent to Cleveland State Hospital for evaluation.
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Cleveland
UPD
Lakewood Hospital
Pegey Rasmussen
Westlake High School
Edward C. Rasmussen
Robert
Lakewood
Cleveland State Hospital
Democrat Dinner Speaker Set for Lorain Aug 5
Midwarld admission lists speakers for Democrat party dinner on August 5 in Lorain. The page notes a council meeting at Sheffield Lake and a Disaster Day program in Ridgeville simulating 100 injuries. Also referenced are hospital notes, editorials, and market reports.
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Lorain
Sheffield Lake
Ridgeville
Amherst
House Moves to Pass 260 Million Small Business Tax Aid
House leadership planned to push a 260 million dollar tax relief program for small business. The bill would allow larger first year depreciation on machinery and equipment, aiming for a two thirds vote with amendments barred. President Eisenhower signalled willingness to sign despite differences from his proposal. The move comes amid partisanship and a unity push during the Middle East crisis as Senate leaders forecast further foreign aid and defense measures.
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UPI
House
Senate
Eisenhower
Ita
Lyndon B. Johnson
Congress
Texas Democrat
Pentagon
Britain Reconsiders East West Summit Plan
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan said Britain and allies are urgently reconsidering how to arrange an East West summit. He noted Khrushchev’s five power proposal and said the government would consult with allies and respond after further talks with Lloyd and other leaders. He warned Khrushchev’s charges should not be accepted as stated.
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London
UPT
Harold Maccmillan
House of Commons Today
Britain
Macmillan
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Alate
Refugee Dies In Car Crash In Avon Ohio
AVON Istvan Mak a 39 year old refugee from Hungary died after a car went out of control on French Creek Road near Moon Road. Passenger John Plank 28 escaped with injuries and was treated at St Joseph Hospital Lorain. Mak is survived by wife Elizabeth and two daughters Elizabeth 16 and Magda 14. Funeral services set for Wednesday at Orieto Funeral Home Cleveland. Burial in Highland Park Cemetery.
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Mak
John Plank
East 126Th $T
Cleveland
St. Josephospital
Lorain
Plank
St. Joseph Hospital
Avon
Robert Gilles
Hungary
United States
F Ram
Kilmer
N. J
East Ohio Gas Co
Elizabeth
Magda
Europe
Orieto Funeral Home
Buckeye Rd
Eighland Park
GE Strike Proposed Nationwide Action Planned
Representatives of 100000 workers at 72 GE plants urged a nationwide strike for an annual wage guarantee. The IUEW General Electric conference board ended a three day meeting by announcing eight demands to be submitted under the current five year contract.
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Atlantic City
UPD
General Electric Co
General Electric Conference Board
International Union of Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers
Illinois Man Pilot In Fatal Lebanon Crash
The Navy said Lt. (jg) Richard Dieterich of Evanston Illinois died in a jet crash off the aircraft carrier Essex in Lebanon Saturday. Dieterich was the flyer aboard the jet when it went down during operation.
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Illinois
Lebanon
Washington
UPD
Navy
Richard Dieterich
Evanston
Pentagon
Dieterich
For Sale Ads Urge Readers to Sell Unneeded Items
Cozy summer note urges Elyria Lorain readers to call The Chronicle Telegram ad writers for quick money. It lists a 9x12 green brown rug and a hideabed at 640 Bell Avenue with contact numbers FA 2 4462 and FA 3 3321.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Lorain
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