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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1958
Page
11
Rebel leader Sadi Salam said he would seek volunteers from the Soviet Union and the United Arab Republic if U S Marines move into rebel held Beirut. He warned the rebels would resist to the bitter end and called for international aid from any source.
Rep Kenneth Keating condemned a House subcommittee for blunders and public smearing in the Sherman Adams Bernard Goldfine inquiry. A separate Armed Services panel opens a new probe into alleged White House intervention benefiting Raylaine Worsteds amid a $41000 wartime penalty rebate.
Richard Clement a 19 year old Marine from Washington D C was killed in a two car wreck on a rain swept road near Tupper Lake. He was to marry Miss Ann Van Vranken today at St Alphonse Church. Funeral planned for tomorrow. His brother Norman Clement 30 was a passenger in the same car. The other driver Thomas A Maroun was not seriously hurt.
Five Americans died near Ulm Germany when their car left a curve and struck a tree. A sixth American was seriously injured and taken to Ulm Municipal Hospital. Police said the four men were part of a U S Army aircraft control and warning unit. Names held pending relatives notification.
A strong earthquake was felt in Santiago Chile at 7 43 am BST yesterday with no damage or casualties reported.
Democratic leaders press for national unity amid Middle East crisis. Lyndon Johnson speeds up legislation on space and defense reform and foreign aid. Senate aims to approve foreign aid and defense bills with a substantial boost while avoiding partisan bickering.
Lafayette E. Costello, a 31 year old retired Syracuse attorney, was fatally struck by a car while crossing Route 11 near his home in Central Square Oswego County. He had retired June 1 and moved to the village only last Tuesday.
Two 20 year old airmen were killed and a third injured when their car crashed into a motel office near Plattsburg on Route 9. The victims were Herbert T. Brewer of Pine dale Arizona and R. D. Poindexter of Oil City Louisiana. Gary Haller of Wauconda Illinois, survived with back and internal injuries and was in good condition at the Plattsburg Air Force Base hospital. The motel office was demolished and signposts toppled. Owner Mark Tierney estimated losses at 2500 dollars.
U N Secretary General Hammarskjold refused to comment on a Soviet invitation to a summit. British Secretary Selwyn Lloyd said London backs Japan's UN resolution to clear the way for a U S withdrawal from Lebanon as the Security Council weighs new moves for Lebanon independence and possible U S Marines pullout. Khrushchev proposed a Geneva summit to craft concrete ceasefire steps, inviting Eisenhower and other world leaders.
Michael Eugene Weiss, 20, of Warwick died yesterday after his car failed to round a curve and struck a field near Warwick New York. He was ejected onto the highway and sustained a broken neck and skull fracture in the crash.
Williams and Mahoney head to Albany on state business as upstate Republicans pursue the GOP nomination. Rockefeller leads with 313 delegates, Williams eyes the U.S. Senate, while Mahoney maintains a delegate tally of 172 and plans a five day upstate swing through Syracuse Rochester Buffalo and Binghamton to court votes.
The Middle East crisis sharply raises long range U S bombers on instant action readiness. SAC can begin takeoffs within 16 minutes from ready positions as crews arm and pilots sprint to cockpits. The move enables a limited U S ground contingent in Lebanon amid threats and Russian cautions.
Amman announces formal rupture of relations with Gamal Abdel Nasser's United Arab Republic after it recognizes the Iraqi rebel government. Hussein seeks US troops for survival while about 2,000 British paratroopers are present and a defense pact between Iraq and Nasser is noted.
Five people are killed in a two car crash near Sussex New Brunswick including four members of a single family. Victims identified as Dr William St Clair Bauld his wife Marian and sons Gerald 14 and William 4 plus Mary Beatrice Foster 30 of Nauwigewauk. Several others injured some in serious condition at local hospitals.
Owego AP report says Noward Arnold 62, Oswego County jail farm superintendent, died in Oswego Hospital from injuries after his clothing became tangled in a power hay rake drive shaft while working on a farm Saturday. Arnold previously supervised Granby town work.
A giant gas-filled balloon set an altitude record for film recording on a cosmic ray mission near Forsyth Montana. The 204 by 216 foot balloon released a 225-pound load at 130000 feet, then the parachute and its film were lost after a tracer plane tracked to 10000 feet. Professor Mareel Schein of the University of Chicago said recovered data could be a milestone in cosmic ray study. The ONR project, built by General Mills, faced engine trouble on the chase and a search continued with Miles City Montana as the base.
Washington reports the United States drafting a counter proposal to discuss Middle Hastensians at the United Nations rather than at an emergency Itussin summit.
The Soviet Union called for a Franco East West treaty of friendship and cooperation to end the iron curtain. The plan urged broad disarmament and a neutral zone in Central Europe plus expanded trade and scientific exchanges. A non aggression pact and inspections would ease tensions while U.N. involvement remains central.
Max Kaiser 62 of Clarence was fatally injured when his car swerved and overturned Saturday in Cheektowaga during suburban Buffalo driving incident.
The Ford Foundation announced grants of 700000 to the University of Southern California to establish a youth studies center in Los Angeles and 740009 to Syracuse University for a similar program. The centers aim to apply research and training to community prevention and control, with collaboration among school personnel judges law enforcement probation officers social workers and other youth stakeholders.
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