Calculated Risk in Egypt Aswan Aid and Nasser Policy
Western powers face a calculated risk in their Egypt policy over the Aswan high dam. Cancelled aid and a cooled stance toward Nasser come as Moscow weighs potential support while Britain and the United States seek to protect strategic interests in the Arab world. Nasser’s moves, including arms deals with the Communists, fuel Western distrust and pressure to curb his leadership.
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Egypt
Aswan High Dam
Nasser
Soviet Union
Mascow
Kremlin
U.S
America
Britain
Red
Russia
West
United States
Aswan
Porch Politics Reexamines Front Porch Campaigns
HAL BOYLE argues the front porch style could reemerge in a TV era, noting past successes of McKinley Harding and Harrison. He questions whether current candidates have suitable porches, cautions about Truman’s porch, and imagines Eisenhower possibly reviving the tradition in a modern campaign.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
William McKinley
Warren G. Harding
William Harrison
Harrison
McKinley
Canton
Ohio
Mark Hanna
Republican Party
William Jennings Bryan
Harding
Marion
James M. Cox
Harry Truman
Independence
Harry
White House
Truman
Eisenhower
Littering crackdown grows as states raise penalties
A survey shows 13 states tightened penalties for littering from vehicles, with Georgia fining up to 1000 dollars or one year’s imprisonment. North Carolina reports 80 convictions in a year. The program aims to cut roadside trash and annual cleanup costs.
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Family Economics Bureau
Northwestern National Life Insurance Co
Georgia
North Carolina
Bewildered Britons on Eisenhower Run Debate
British newspapers claim the Republican party pressures President Eisenhower to seek a second term. They allege concerns about his health and will, but these points remain unproven. The piece notes British views clash with American political realities.
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Republican Party
Eisenhower
Sens A
Fall Hunting By Sam Dawsy
Businessmen may find the hunting happy this fall as consumers appear to have more money to spend. Personal income rose to a record level, with gains in nonmanufacturing and higher dividend and interest payments supporting retail trade. Savings, debt repayments, and stock investments rose, while more spending is expected after Labor Day as auto production and consumer purchases increase.
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Sam Dawsy
New York
Department of Commerce
Planeta Sanction
Otosclerosis treatment advances in hearing loss review
Dr. Edwin P. Jordan explains oto sclerosis causes and family links among young white adults, noting roaring in ears and bilateral involvement. He outlines fenestration surgery and a newer mobilization procedure freeing tied bones to restore sound transmission, with generally improving results and potential future improvements.
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Edwin P. Jordan
Family Visit Notes Highlight West Virginia Ohio and Kentucky Guests
Fairview and Worthy Cole return home after a week with their son-in-law Robert Allen in Cincinnati. Numerous relatives and friends visit and stay with families in West Union Vienna Sutton Pennsboro and Ashland as well as Columbus and Roanoke during the period.
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Pairview
Air
Worthy Cole
Robert Allen
Cincinna
Blake Weaver
C. J. Meade
Davey
W. Va
Patricia Meade
Roanoke
Paul McPherson
Margaret Washburn
Alfa Betta Coplinger
Johnny Gardner
Columbus
Aubra Washburn
Marth Dotson
Pennsboro
Okey Washburn
West Union
Washburn
Roy Washburn
Kent
Rob Dotson
Berkley
Marshall
Ora Dotson
Sutton
Body in the Bay Leads to Hotel Clue
A Bay City morgue scene follows a drowned man found by Norman Raine who pulled the corpse from the bay. Raine recounts discovering the body near Tenth Street, then alerting police as investigators connect the victim to a Hibiscus Hotel visit and a mysterious photograph linked to a Jacksonville man. The tale continues.
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Anti
Bay
Gentry
Charles Barnes
New York
Rourke
Bert Paulson
Jacksonville
Scarface
Mike
Shayne
Hibiscus
Silver Glade
Will Gentry
Michael By Rourke
Norman Raine
The Willow Bare After Tree Trim Romance Poem
A poem by Jessie A. Whisman from Athens Route 4 laments a willow tree trimmed by workers. Lovers once met on the grassy bank now displaced, the tree stands bare and dismayed as memories fade.
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Jessie A. Whisman
Athens
Women Question Traffic Laws Posed by Indignant Driver
In The Messenger's Thursday Page 2 article Patrol Officer Explains Traffic Laws to Rotary a woman front vehicle signals at an intersection and turns left prompting a query by a protesting driver Corporal Pierce D McCreedy of the State Highway Patrol asks whether the law applies to men drivers who give wrong signals as well
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the Messenger
Messenger
Pierce D. McCreedy
The
State Highway Patrol
York Township seeks transfer of funds to road fund
The York Township Trustees filed in Common Pleas Court to move $7000 from the York general fund to the road and bridge fund. The court entry notes the request seeks authorization for the transfer between funds.
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York Township
Common Pleas Court
York General Fund
Road and Bridge Fund
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Crane
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Gloria
Sigmund Freud
Dr. Jordan
Fairview
Fred Cole
Catherina
Helen
Bill Shisler
Mr. Cole
Inlaw
Pearl Dixon
Charles Butcher
James Weaver
Betty Cole
NEA
Tenth Street
By Galbraith
Ros
the Public Forum
Willow
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