Congo Crisis Deepens As Katanga Seethes For Independence
Mutinous Congolese army actions spark European civilian casualties and mass flight of whites. Belgian paratroopers aid besieged foreigners in Elisabethville as Lumumba protests Brussels intervention. Katanga region, rich in copper and uranium, remains a focal point of secession tensions and resource control.
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Congo
Elisabethville
Trobes
Lumumba
Brussels
Tshome
Jephone
Katanga
Arizona
Tall
Khrush Warns War Becomes More Probable
The Soviet Union signals the RB47 incident heightens global tensions. A Soviet spokesman says the matter will go to the United Nations starting with the Security Council and then the General Assembly, though no firm decision is stated.
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Khrush
Ioviet Union
United Nations
Security Council
General Assembly
Mystery Illness Claimed Child and Sister Suddenly
In Cleveland Heights two Frantantonio children, Bernadette 5 and Bernadette 3, arrived at Mount Sinai and Columbia Presbyterian after sudden collapses and coma like episodes. Doctors report unknown relation between cases while monitoring for linked causes as tests continue.
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Frantantonio
Bernadette
Chhild
Neurological Institute
Columbia Presbyterian Medi
Venita Frantantonio
Mount Sinai Hospital
Vincent N. Frantantonio
Cleveland Heights
Venter
Lillian Frantantonio
New York
Lillian Frantantonie
Venita
Cleveland
Ohio
Micro-Film Machines Added to Courthouse Equipment
The Courthouse adds micro film machines in the photostat department on the second floor to record bound volumes and newspapers. The device shoots 40 double pages per minute with automatic focus and nearly full automation, using 16 or 35 mm film, with processing outside the courthouse and a multi county prior implementation in the state.
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Payne
Photostat
Cour House
Washington County
White House confronts Khrushchev over spy incident and flyover
The United States admitted a Allied reconnaissance aircraft was shot down by the Soviet Union after Moscow refused the open skies talks. The incident became a political issue as Khrushchev exploited the crash to undermine the May summit and launch anti American propaganda while the White House took responsibility.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Khrushchev
Bernadette Frantantonio
United States
J. Francis G. Powers
Pentagon
McCone
Olmstead
Cuba
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
United
Moscow
Norway
Speech by Idaho Senator Attacks Eisenhower Record
The keynote speech at the convention harshly criticizes the Eisenhower administration for weak domestic and foreign policies. The speaker cites farm income drops, rising costs, reduced military power, and excessive surplus, arguing only tougher leadership can restore freedom and prestige.
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Idaho
Los Angeles
Eisenhower
Department of Agriculture
Paris
Local Units and Big Parade Highlight Brunswick Event
Local Units including arching scouts and majorettes prepare for Brunswick parade with Sharpsburg Rifles expected to wow crowds. Fire Chief reports 100 entries and more daily as carnival week culminates with a fireworks display and a baton of civic pageantry shaping local view.
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Sharpsburg Rifles
Sharpsig
H. E. Cannon
Brunswick Firelief
Dunswick
United States
Salt States
Cubal
Johnson Hopes To Win Nomination In Open Convention Drag
The article discusses Kennedy remaining acceptable to farmers and potential for a Midwestern governor as running mate. Humphrey notes 65 pledged delegates freed and Freeman of Minnesota as a possible second spot contender, after talks with Kennedy.
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Massachusetts
Kennedy
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Orville L. Freeman
State Flower Little Too Big
Imita tion flowers worn by Maryland delegates at the Democratic convention caused confusion. Supplied by a brewery back home, the phoney black eyed Susans were mistaken for sunflowers. Gov. J Millard Tawes said he was stopped by three people who thought the flower was from Kansas and asked how Maryland would vote on the first presidential nominating ballot.
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Los Angeles
Maryland
British Upset Over Incident Raises Prime Minister Question
The U S Air Force claimed the RB47 was surveying magnetic fields off Norway and the Soviet Union to aid accurate maps. The Liberal News Chronicle and Conservative Telegraph doubted Soviet spying charges, noting U2 history may fuel distrust and urging discretion by allied aircraft to avoid harming relations.
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U.S. Air Force
Norway
Soviet Union
News Chronicle
the Chronicle
Beltone to Open Offices in This City
Beltone Hearing Aid Service led by president Allen B. Orrison will open a new office in Suite 410 Professional Arts Building on Wednesday July 20. The site will be managed by James Summers and wife, both factory trained audiologists, with Mrs Summers as a hearing aid user. This marks the company’s first local office though active in the territory.
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Beltone Hearing Aid Service
Allen B. Orrison
Professional Arts
James Summers
Summers
Prayer and faith text from Indiana minister
A devotional prayer lines out praise to God of mountains lakes and rivers and fields. It speaks of compassion and lifting from pain and asserts belief in God’s kingdom glory and endless power. Signed by W Dale Oldham Anderson Indiana minister Park Place Church of God.
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W. Dale Oldham
Anderson
Ind
Park Place
Ch. of God
Local Auto In Collision
A car driven by Joseph F. Morgan of West Washington Street collided with a station wagon driven by Kenneth E. Pryor at an intersection in Waynesboro on Sunday night. No one was injured, but both vehicles sustained considerable damage. Morgan paid a ten dollar fine plus costs for failing to stop at a red light.
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Joseph F. Morgan
West Washington St
Waynesboro
Kenneth E. Pryor
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