Attempt To Kill Premier Fails In Lebanon Crisis
The National Front opposition thwarted a quick presidential solution as an assassination try on Premier Sami Solh failed and a Beirut blast killed eight. The front demanded immediate U.S. troop withdrawal and Chamoun’s resignation, threatening to block any candidate unless terms were met. Rashid Karami and Saed Salam joined the demands, creating a trap for Gen Fuad Shehab's potential election.
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Beirit
Lebanon
National Front
Lille Giel
Front
Camille Chamoun
Samean
Tripoli
Rashid Karami
Shehab
Lekanon
Tragedy in East West triangle ends in double murder suicide
Los Angeles report says 40 year old laundry worker killed his wife Bonnie Wang 24 and her lover John C. Galden 39 with a butcher knife then shot himself. Their 18 month old son Frankie survived beside the dying father as detectives described the fatal love triangle case.
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Los Angeles
UPT
Jim
Anolder Swan
Duliung Wong
John C
Galden
Bonnie ‘Wang
Wangs
Frankie
Ang
Nolice
Americans Among 10 Killed In Haiti Plot
Ten people died in Haiti amid a revolt led by three former Haitian Army officers. Americans Arthur Payne and others were among the dead. about 400 U.S. tourists were stranded as security forces fought. The government blamed rebels trying to restore a former president, Magloire, who lives in New York.
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PortAu
Mauli
APL
Francois Lavatier
Travols
Arthur Payne
de ‘Tective
Dade Camuty
Miami
Fla
WS Aly
WS Aly Alliede
Llaifian
Miami Xike
Henri Perpignan
Philippe Dominique
Alix Pasquét
Paul
Magloire
New York
Maggloire
Gerald Drew
Bade County
Thomas Kelly
NATO Moves to Ease Trade with Reds Across Curtain
NATO and Japan reach a partial easing of trade restrictions with the Communist bloc. Under the plan, many machinery, tools and raw materials previously embargoed will be eligible for export to Russia, satellites, and China. U.S. stance remains cautious within the Paris based COCOM, with continued bans on some war materials.
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London
UPIMN
NATO Fathons
Japan
Agenc
Jona Lelaralionsite Pavis
Russia
China
Britain
United Kingdom
United States
Cocom
Allied Coordinating Committee
Paris
NATO
NAM Killed Labor Bill by Kennedy Says
Senator John P Kennedy accused the National Association of Manufacturers of leading a lobbying drive to kill labor reform, charging a misheading propaganda push. He said the group mails attacks to lawmakers and favors political aims over ending rackets. Speaker Rayburn moved the bill to the House Labor Committee as prospects dim.
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Washington
UPI
John P. Kennedy
Labor Reform Legislion
House
Missachusetts
Senate
National Assn
Kennedy
Sam Rayburn
House Labor Committee
Rayburn
Surplus Re Sale Protests Across Armed Forces
Washington AP report on a House Government Operations Subcommittee hearing into Navy and Air Force surplus purchases. Investigators cited thousands of sun goggles sold as surplus abroad and resold at low prices in the U.S. Testimony from Thomas Jalingon of Welsh Manufacturing protested the imports, while questions arose about items sold as surplus by the Navy. The hearing continues on page 20.
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Washington
Bouse
Navy
Air Force
U. S
America
Thomas Jalingon
Welsh Manufacturing Co
Providence
Sur Glass Instituté
Johnson
Soha’ McGarey
Indicting Of City Fathers Costs Him His Position
Savanna, Ill. (UPT) Lawyer Maurice Smith unleashed a storm over Savanna by alleging a “lucky numbers” lottery tied to River Days. Grand jury indicted Mayor Ambrose Daniels, Councilmen Eugene Flack and Dave Enidho, and several groups and clubs on lottery charges. bonds set at $600 each. Smith was removed as city attorney as officials reacted.
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Savanna, II
UPT
Maurice Smith
Savanna
Smith
Sayor
Chamber of Commerce
Cily
Savanna River Rays
Grand
Sivecoal
Mississippi River
Dut Smith
Carroll County
Grand Jury
Mount Carroll
Fins ‘Dietments
Ambrose Daniels
Eugene Flack
Dave Enidho
Oscar Skuien
Robert Mariott
Savanna River Days Assn. Rotary Club
Lions Club
Dinner Chamber of Commerce
Savanna Boat Club
Wa-Tan-¥ E. Service Club
Laon ‘Zlek
House Passes Tax Relief for Self-Employed
The House approved a bill, sent to the Senate, offering retirement tax relief for self employed taxpayers. It would let doctors, taskers, and others defer taxes or set aside up to 2500 dollars annually for old age retirement. Rep. John Byrnes criticized it as benefiting only a few in high income brackets.
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Washington
House
Senate
John Byrnes
Ravis
Hoffa to Be Recalled as Witness in Hearings
Washington AP report says Senate Rackets Committee will begin hearings on alleged gangster labor union deals. James Hoffa, head of the Teamsters, named as major witness. McClellan to preside, Hoffa to testify early next week as scrutiny widens to Detroit Chicago and other cities.
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Hoffa
McClellan
Arkansas
Wig
James McClellan
Robert P. Kennedy
Detroit
Chicago
Kennedy
Faubus Extends Lead In Arkansas Governor Race
Arkansas Governor Faubus raced to a wide early lead in the gubernatorial election as voters faced the integration issue. Opponents Chris Winkbeiner and Judge Ward pledged against using troops, while Faubus warned he could call out the National Guard to prevent forced integration.
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Ark CU
Geralde Faubus
U. S
Relieas
Aukqusas
Natorial
Froncestar
Faubts
Chris Winkbeiner
Littte
Kie Ward
Maragoald
Fawletts
Pinkbeiner
Vartins Hem
Wtsert
Ward
Faubus
NaQona Guard
Vinknaice
Finkbeiner
Pinkbejner
Teacman Steany
Supreme Court
Arkansas
Davis
Drca
National Guard
Italian Premier Fantani Eyes Role in Middle East Peace
Premier Amilore Fantani said Italy is ready to cooperate with the free world to stabilize the Middle East. He noted Mali’s revival with American aid positions Rome to contribute to peace. Fantani spoke in parallel to senators and representatives during a state visit to Washington.
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Washington
Italy
Amilore Fantani
iCongeass Yesserly
Middle East
Maly
Pantani
Rouse
Fanlani
Eisenhower
Dulles
Res
Michlie Wast
Simmit
Eminent Dr Jung Endorses Real Flying Gizmos
Alamogordo New Mexico reports eminent mycologist Dr Carl Jung says unidentified flying objects are real and potentially benevolent if extraterrestrials exist He cautions that purely psychological explanations are insufficient and notes signs of intelligent guidance by “ghass-human beings” while criticizing Air Force secrecy and pondering global cultural impact.
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Dr. Jung
Alamogordo
N. J
API
Carl Tung
Jung
Zurich
Switzerland
Augunn Sigmunds Frewl
Bultets
Aerial Phenomena Research Organization
Breen
Air Force
Junyg
Neilon Drag
Ty d. Lorenzen
LAPRO
Dung
Pully
De Gaulle Proposes New French Constitution Plan
General Charles de Gaulle on a sweeping constitutional plan for France would limit the presidency’s powers, reduce the role of the prime minister, and extend emergency powers. The draft would be put to a nationwide vote in the fall, with a single cabinet and parliamentary motion rules to curb partisan obstruction.
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Mepunlic
Te Giinitte
Leetior Anulsin
Poe
Vincent Amie
de Gaulle
Natonal Assembly
de Late
Rene Coly
Ne Gaulle
Triplets Born To Mrs OBryan In City
Mrs. Henry D Uryo, wife of a deputy corporation counsel, gave birth to triplets at St Marys Hospital. The three are James born 4 01 pm Maureen Mattie born 4 04 pm and Gerard Unit O Dryan born 4 06 pm. The family lives at 435 Ast St and Mr O Bryan is associated with the law firm Mesniy Koplovitz Cucley Dixon. The babies weigh four pounds eleven ounces, four pounds, and five pounds three ounces respectively. Mrs O Bryan previously had three children aged seven five and three and a half. The triplets story came after a hospital visit by the reporter who was told by a supervisor a wife had given birth to triplets.
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Henry D'Uryo
Froy
St. Mary's
Hadley
Sid
Airliner Lands Safely on Three Engines At London Airport
A British Overseas Airways Britannia airliner with 97 passengers arriving from New York landed safely at London Airport on three engines after the captain feathered a propeller shortly before landing amid a suspected power fault. Emergency crews stood by as the four-engine aircraft completed the descent.
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London
API
New York
Lendon
British Overseas
Airways Corparad
Indian Land Action Taken by New York Power Authority
The New York State Power Authority asked the Federal District Court to condemn Indian land for the Niagara Power Project, valuing the tract at 730000 dollars. The Tuscarora Indians have 20 days to respond, with failure not waiving their right to compensation.
Eisenhower Opens Door to U N Site Amid Summit Talk
President Eisenhower backs United Nations as a possible summit venue in New York while ruling out Moscow and signaling readiness for a five power meeting. He and Khrushchev exchanged proposals as U S officials prepared an answer to Khrushchev’s demands by Monday.
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Washington
Wek Eisenhower
Pranier Kheushebey
Middle East
U.N
Gomel
Elsarowski
Bavare
M. J. Risenhowey
Uniteed Nations
New York City
Mosling
Old
Moscow
Unt Pelvade
Informa
Mn Doe Tvituhla
Umdoe
Eisenhower
Khrustichev
Hower
Eisenhaiver
Wiltshouse Press
Khrushchev
Wienhower
Europe
Transfusion Refused Dies in Massachusetts Hospital
Mrs Elizabeth Defeo died at Hale Hospital in Haverhill at 4 18 pm after a bleeding bowel illness led to repeated hospitalizations since September. A Jehovah Witness member cited Biblical bans on blood feeding as the reason for refusing transfusions which doctors had said could have saved her life.
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Haverhill
Mass
Yessterday
Elizabeth Defeo
Hale Hospital
Daviers
Mex
Denna
Jehovah's Witnesses
Salk Reports Cancer Experiments On Children In Pittsburgh
Dr Jonas Salk confirms he is conducting cancer experiments on children in Pittsburgh with injections described by the Sun Telegraph. The report names Macy Ann Paul, 5, of Cari Pa, as a child involved while Salk notes the work is exploratory and not a cancer treatment.
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Jonas Salk
Sur-Telegraph
Macy Ann Paul
Cari
Salk Nad
Salk
University of Mighurgh
Ball
Wittsburgh
Sun-Telegraph
Salle
Enlig
Satk
Giel
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