Lebanon seeks armed U.N. force to seal frontier with Syria
Be irut reports heavy shelling as government asks U.N. emergency troops to seal Lebanon Syria frontier amid rebel threats. Premier Solh hands request to Dag Hammarskjold as Chamoun blames Nasser regime for regional crisis and observers face border access hurdles. Rebels fortified in Ghandak Ghamik and Ashrafiah with artillery and bombs.
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Beirut
Lebanon
U.N
Camille Chamoun
Ghandak Ghamik
Basta
Saeb Salam
Ashrafiah
Sami Solh
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Dag Hammarskjold
New York
U.N. Observers. Chamoun
Middle East
Soth
U.A.R
U.N. Security Council
Chamoun
Syria
Defiant Pickets Jam Up Traffic At Missile Plant
UAW pickets blocked access to Chrysler Missile Division factory near Detroit for a third day. Eight mile line of cars formed as strikers shouted and some motorists were harassed. two pickets faced disorderly conduct charges. Union officials moved to place Local 1245 under administrator while plant operations continued in many areas. The plant builds Redstone and Jupiter missiles and employs about 450 of 8,500 workers.
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Dwight Pitkin
Detroit
Mich
Chrysler Corp
United Auto Workers
Redstone
UAW
Walter Reuther
International Executive Board
Chrysler Missile Division
Chrysler
Weather pattern mirrors 1955 but warmer and drier so far
Temperatures edged up after a ten day cool spell resembling June 1955. this month shows slightly drier and warmer conditions. Rain has fallen on more days but in smaller amounts with mixed forecasts of warm showers and wind next days.
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Associated Press
County Man Killed Working on Auto in Winchester Area
Charles William Warner a 27 year old truck driver died when part of his car fell on him while he worked in a garage at his brother's coal yard near Winchester. State Trooper M H Moore said a rear spring and bumper jack failure led to the accident. Warner a Korean War veteran is survived by his wife Catherine George and parents Edgar H and Sarah C Warner. Funeral services are set for Friday at Omps Funeral Home with interment in Winchester National Cemetery.
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Charles William Warner
Berryville Pike
Winchester
M. H. Moore
Warner
Moore
Mr. Warner
Frederick County
Edgar H
Sarah Clark Warner
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Catherine George
Hagerstown
E. Kenneth Warner
Virginia Wolfe
Marshall Warner
Omps
Carl W. Hiser
Eu.b
Winchester National Cemetery
Building permits show strong city county expansion last month
Major activity centered on Winchester city and Frederick County homes with a branch bank apartment house diner and remodeling as top projects. Permits totaled 71 for 358 208 with 40 in the city 137 908 and 31 in the county 320 300. City five big jobs included Commercial and Savings Bank branch 655 N Loudoun St and 24 716. 1 000 Valley Ave apartment house 30 000. 3 Valley Ave remodel 20 000. 334 Amherst St diner 10 000. County homes reached 32 permits 250 100 split Winchester 34 000 and Frederick County 216 000. Total five month home permits 85 752 589 with city 204 989 and county 547 600. Continued details on page 14.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Commercial & Savings Bank
N. Loudoun St
C. H. Schutte, Inc
Valley Ave
E. Whitlock Ave
H. M. Gaunt
John D. Glover
Martinsburg Pike
Amherst St
John Rodman
Hagerstown
Denwlish
Baker St
J. L. Massey
Cameron St
W. Cork
Grafton Bierlein
Shenandoah Avenue
George G. Snarr
Braddock
Dr. Anderson
Police Probe $260 Gift Shop Robbery
State Police continued investigation into the theft of 260 dollars from the Puckett Gift Shop in Nain yesterday afternoon. A white youth about five foot ten, 175 pounds with long hair was suspected, wearing light blue pants and shirt, described as having left the unattended cash register.
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Puckett
Nain
M. H. Moore
Oil Tanker Crash Sets East River Alight In New York
A Swedish freighter rammed an oil tanker in the East River just after midnight. The explosion sent flames high enough to ignite Manhattan Bridge. The tanker sank and three people were missing while 37 were hospitalized and 11 uninjured. Gasoline slicks covered the river and shores as Coast Guard closed the waterway. A Journal American photographer died of a heart attack covering the disaster.
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New York
East River
Manhattan Bridge
Transit
Coast Guard
Brooklyn Navy Yard
York Journal-American
William Finn
Lower Manhattan
Brooklyn
SEC chief Armstrong ejected as Goldfine-Adams probe flares
Washington witnessed a heated subcommittee session as J Sinclair Armstrong the former SEC chairman 1955 57 and now Navy assistant secretary clashed with Rep Oren Harris over the Goldfine case. Harris removed Armstrong from the witness chair after a sharp exchange as investigators probe SEC handling outside influence and possible favors to judges.
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Washington
Goldfine - Adams
Securities and Exchange Commission
J. Sinclair Armstrong
SEC
Navy
Oren Harris
D-Ark
House
Bernard Goldfine
Boston
Congress
Sherman Adams
Eisenhower
Goldfine
Armstrong
Harris
Failur
East Boston Corp
Baldwin Bane
Bane
Legislators Hopeful Over Little Rock School Ruling
Roanoke lawmakers greet a federal judge 24 year suspension of public school desegregation in Little Rock Ark. as encouraging. Virginia figures like Sen Earl Fitzpatrick Del Robert Whitehead and Del J Brodie Allman view the ruling as a breathing spell and a balance of interests while urging Virginia judges to follow the decision in desegregation cases nationwide. Charlottesville and four Virginia localities face September desegregation orders.
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Roanoke
Little Rock
Ark
Earl Fitzpatrick
Supreme Court
Del
Robert Whitehead
Nelson County
Virginia
the &Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Whitehead
del. J. Brodie Allman
Rocky
Russians Stage Demonstration At U S Embassy
About 1,000 Russians gathered outside the U S Embassy in Moscow in a planned protest against Hungarian refugees demonstrations abroad. Soviet police moved in, dispersing the crowd after about two hours. no major damage was reported.
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Moscow
U.S
Llewellyn Thompson
U.N
New York
Ambassador Thompson
West Germany
Imre Nagy
Richard Davis
U.S. Sour Cherry Crop Forecast Shrinks to 1945 Low
The Crop Reporting Board of the USDA forecasts 1958 U.S. sour cherry output at 90,470 tons, 38 percent below 1957 and the smallest since 1945. Five Great Lakes states are seen at 77,900 tons, down 42 percent from last year, while Western states are pegged at 12,570 tons, about unchanged from 1957.
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U.S
Langer Wins Nomination for a Fourth Term in North Dakota
Sen William Langer, a 71 year old veteran, won the Republican nomination for a fourth term in North Dakota without party backing, defeating Lt. Gov Clyde Duffy in the primary as Duffy conceded by telegram. With 830 of 2,332 precincts reported, Langer had 24 463 votes to Duffy 15 178.
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Fargo
N. D
North Dakota
Stn
William Langer
Clyde Duffy
Duffy
Langer
Devils Lake
Maryland
Rotary to Install Officers Tomorrow
Rotary Club will install Charles $. Toan as president at its 1 p m luncheon at the George Washington Hotel. Also installed are Dudley Lichliter as vice president Robert Heltzel as secretary Paul Vance as treasurer and four directors Dr Clayton Anderson Ralph Mulvey Dr George Jackson and Mr Vance. Turkish students visiting the city will speak.
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Charles $. Toan
Rotary Club
George Washington Hotel
Toan
Charles B. Baker
Dudley Lichliter
Robert Heltzel
Paul Vance
Clayton Anderson
Ralph Mulvey
George Jackson
Vance
Rotary
Child Drowns In Mop Bucket
One year old Albert Hurt drowned after falling from his bed into a mop bucket of water in Nashville Tennessee. His mother Albin Hurt fifteen year old was cleaning the house and says she rested briefly then found the infant head down in the bucket beside the bed. It was his first birthday.
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Nashville, Tenn
Albert Hurt
Albin E. Hurt
Albert
Boy Submits Workable Plan For Shooting Man Into Space
A 12-year-old New Yorker, Jonathan Crovitz, sent a proposal to the Pentagon and NSF outlining a two week space mission and return. Dr. Roy W. Johnson called the design workable, noting similarities to ongoing concepts. The seventh grader, a budding rocket hobbyist, has built and flown several small glider rockets.
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Washington
National Science Foundation
Pentagon
Jonathan Crovitz
New York City
Roy W. Johnson
Advanced Research Projects Agency
Johnson
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Robert W. Lishman
Montmorency
L. O. Dick
Clearbrook
Pine Grove
DeHaven
Peter Pan Children’s Shop
Denny's
Harry Lemley
Sen
William F. Stone
Martinsville
Edward O. McCue Jr
Charlottesville
Albemarle County
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