Reversal of UN role sparks Lebanon Jordan withdrawal rift
Amb Henry Cabot Lodge challenged Soviet radio access as Gromyko planned to speak after Eisenhower in the Assembly chamber. Gromyko proposed a UN observer role for Lebanon and Jordan with Western forces to withdraw, reversing prior policy. A token withdrawal of 1,700 U.S. Marines from Lebanon occurred as tensions rose.
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Detail of 205th Tank Battalion Camp Drum Movement
An advance party from the 205th Tank Battalion ferries to Camp Drum with supplies and vehicles. The 2d Armored Division is set to replace the 42nd National Guard at Camp Drum, while leaders plan logistics for fuel and armament as tensions in Korea and the Middle East influence U.S. defense posture.
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British Roar Welcome To Nautilus
The nuclear powered submarine Willis, pride of the United Navy, glided into Leigh on a celebratory voyage across the Arctic. The craft crossed the breakwater and Harbor at 1320 hours as a cover ship escorted it. Cheers and sirens greeted the crew along the quay while tens of thousands watched from shore.
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Nautilus Arrives Home After Arctic Submarine Quest
Cmdr William B. Anderson leads the Nautilus crew back from a perilous Arctic voyage via the North Pole. The submarine reached harbor in jubilation as Lord Selkirk and British admirals join U S Ambassador Whitney to honor the crew with a presidential citation and cheers from lightkeepers and crowds.
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Eisenhower plans UN address on Middle East force
President Eisenhower arrived in Manhattan for talks with Lodge and Dulles and prepared to address the General Assembly with a plan for a permanent UN force in the Middle East. He is expected to seek mobilization of a regional police force and financing for improved standards, while monitoring for propaganda broadcasts.
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Built Pianos 53 Years Never Learned To Play
Gloucester Massachusetts August 19 1956 UPI Tol bert F Cheek a 70 year old piano organ builder has spent over five decades crafting designing and repairing fine instruments in the northeast He built the $300000 organ for Gloucester Trinity Congregational Church and was allowed to play the first note though he has never learned to play a piano or organ He remains a respected craftsman in his field with a lifelong dedication to his trade
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U S Fires Atom Shot In Pacific Ocean Test
The Energy Commission fired a guided missile with a nuclear warhead near Johnston Island at 6 30 am. The blast lit the sky 700 miles away over Honolulu with a brief white cloud lasting about four minutes. Residents watched from waterfront and Waikiki, creating traffic jams. The warning came after protest over Aug 1 lack of notice.
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Quads Born To British Mother Survive Three in Winchester
A 34-year-old mother gave birth to quadriplets at Hampshire County Hospital in Winchester. Three survive, including a boy and two girls, all reported in good condition. Mother Mrs Irene Carpenter, wife of a worker at Aldermaston, is in satisfactory condition.
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13 Sentenced To Death in Jordan
An Jordanian military court sentenced 12 Jordanians and one Syrian to death for smuggling arms from Syria and plotting to overthrow King Hussein. Ten more deaths were commuted to prison or hard labor. others got five year terms or were acquitted. The defendants claimed Syrian payoffs to agitate against Hussein. The verdicts followed a 60 member conspiracy alleged by prosecutors and amid regional tension ahead of a U.N. debate on the Middle East crisis.
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Perjury charges loom as Valenti and Manevsy jailed
Contiued report notes Supreme Court Justice Morris Spec tor ordered Valenti and Manevsy detained until they appear before the commission and answer questions. Valenti sought bail, which was denied. Spector cited Apalachin as proving the seriousness of the matter and praised law enforcement. Both men were placed in civil jail after court actions.
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Painless Hemorrhoid Relief Pills Claim Instant Comfort
An advertorial promotes Px70 suppositories as a non surgical option to shrink hemorrhoid tissue and relieve pain. It claims immediate relief, reduced swelling, and faster healing without surgery, with assurances of money back.
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