West Still Apart On Summit Parley
The White House said the United States and Britain have not agreed on Khrushchev’s emergency summit idea. Officials denied reports of a joint note or a plan to convene at the United Nations. Dulles said he will fly to London to meet Baghdad Pact nations on the Middle East crisis status.
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UPI
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Moscow
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Turkey
Iran
Iraq
Weather Notes for Northeastern Ohio
Considerable cloudiness with little temperature change and a few light showers today with a high near 80. Tonight remains cloudy and mild with a low in the 60s. Wednesday will be partly cloudy and warmer. Monday's temperature range 51 to 83, compared with 72 to 94 a year ago. No precipitation through Monday afternoon. Monday morning humidity 67 percent, at 2 p.m. 42 percent, and 5 p.m. 76 percent. Sunrise 6:13 a.m., sunset 8:33 p.m. Moonrise Monday 2:07 p.m., moonset today 12:19 a.m.
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Ohio
Second American Marine dies in Beirut amid regional turmoil
A U.S. Marine was shot and died after failing to answer three challenges near Beirut International Airport. The death comes as heavy firing and unrest ripple through Lebanon ahead of Thursday presidential elections, with regional powers and allied forces monitoring for possible escalations.
Mideast Crisis Casts Shadow Over Beirut and Washington
BEIRUT an American marine was shot and killed today by an American sentry after failing to answer three challenges near the International Airport. UNITED NATIONS the Soviet Union is expected to veto a compromise Japanese resolution to strengthen the UN observer force in Lebanon and permit withdrawal of U S troops. WASHINGTON differences have arisen among the Western Big Three on a reply to Russia's summit proposal, with US British and French answers possibly heading to Moscow. TEHERAN more American evacuees from Iraq arrived in Tehran and Italy.
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Lebanon
UPI
U.S
Middle East
London
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Russia
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Iraq
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Marine boredom, not rebels, feared in Beirut firefight
A young Marine lieutenant from Tarrytown, Princeton grad, commands a Beirut company under five days of rebel sniper fire. He says rebels shoot for fun, not to kill, while Marines endure boredom on the Mediterranean beach between rounds of air bursts and shots over their heads. The report centers on morale and dangers, with names and places anchored to the Beirut dock area.
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UPI
Tarrytown
N.Y
Princeton
Mediterranean
Donald Snock
Camden
N. J
Atlantic
James Cabbagestalk
Pittsburgh
Russia seeks changes in UN Middle East resolution
United Nations Security Council postponed a decision on the Japanese compromise Middle East resolution as Russia offered changes to the draft. The session in New York was adjourned until the afternoon for further talks.
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Middle East
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Nuclear Reactor Approved and Polio Group Shifts Focus
The UPI report notes a $10,735,000 60 megawatt nuclear reactor permit to NACA at Plum Brook for airplane engine research. The March of Dimes renamed to National Foundation to combat all viral and birth defects, led by Basil O’Connor, signals broad expansion beyond polio.
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UPI
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National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
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Here
Basil O'Connor
Atomic Energy Commiss
National Foundation
NACA
Lewis Flight Propulsion
Labora 1
Evtery
Cleveland
Jlong
Volun
Ia Problem
Heldserg
Federal Accountants In Adams Case Quiz
GAO officials face House questions over reversing stance in a new case of influence involving White House Aide Sherman Adams. The report details disputes, agency letters, and congressional inquiry into the handling of a defense and penal refund cases tied to Raglaine Worsteds and a $41,284 refund.
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UPI
General Accounting Office
GAO
House
White House
Sherman Adams
Army
Comptroller
Flme
Joseph Campbell
Mie Hanan
Raylaine
Forces Board of Contract Appeals
Campbell
Eisenhower
Taxi Driver Knocks Down Endicott Boy In Norwalk
In Norwalk an 18 month old Endicott child, Mark Terwilliger, was listed in critical condition at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital after a taxi backed over him. Driver Walter Wagner, 33, failed to see the boy as he walked behind the cab and was knocked to the ground.
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Norwalk
Endicott
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Mark Terwilliger
E. G. Terwilliger
Walter Wagner
East Main St
Neighbor spanks child ruled legal if guarding property
Statesville North Carolina. City Court Judge Baxter Finch acquitted Mary B. Willshelm after she spanked a six year old who was throwing stones at her store. Parents filed assault charges. The judge ruled the act permissible if protecting one’s property.
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Statesville
N.C
UPI
Baxter Finch
Mary B. Wilshelm
Council committee mulls options to balance budget
Finances discussed as a council committee asks for ideas on boosting income and reducing costs. A national finance leader reports federated giving will rise to support country efforts. Wheat harvest in the county shows area damage well below state levels. Local notes cover hospital, court, police, and community programs.
Man Dies In Kidney Operation At Cleveland Clinic
George L. Dunfen 58 of Elyria died during an emergency kidney transplant at Cleveland Chime Hospital yesterday at 3 30 pm after about three years of illness. Born May 6 1900 in Elyria he lived here all his life and worked for the Railway Express until illness forced retirement. Survived by wife Vivian E three sons George Jack and Jerry all of Elyria two brothers Keith and Howard of Elyria three sisters Mrs Thomas Feron Elyria Mrs Irwin Conger Massillon and Mrs Richard Beasley Tecumseh Mich and eight grandchildren. Body at Sudro Curts Funeral Home with services Thursday at 3 pm burial Ridge Hal Memorial Park announced later.
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Oberlin Rd
Cleveland
Elyria
Railway Express
Vivian E
George Jack
Jerry
Keith
Howard
Thomas Feron
Irwin Conger
Massillon
Richard Beasley
Tecumseh Mich
Sudro-Curts
Mm Ridge Hal Memorial Park
Ford Posts $17.3 Million Loss in Second Quarter
Ford Motor Co reports a $17.3 million loss for the second quarter, despite a $35.4 million gain for the first half of 1958. Earnings per share drop from $3.15 to 10 cents, due to lower sales and higher labor and material costs. Henry Ford II announced the results, noting last year's first six months earned $171 million. The quarterly loss marks Ford's first since 1946.
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UPI
Ford Motor Co
Henry Ford II
Ford
Classified ad tips and a furniture cash-in example
A reader suggests using cooling cologne and witch hazel for comfort and keeping ads by the bedside. The Chronicle Telegram classifieds offer fast cash for unused items and spare rooms, with contact numbers FA 3-332] and CH 4-1119. Albrecht family sold a solid oak dinette set for $15 via Want Ads, FA 2-7315.
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