Nasser’s stance on Suez Canal shipping amid Middle East conflict
A critical look at Egypt’s six point plan and the Constantinople treaty argues that the state of war cited by President Nasser is self created. The piece notes Israel’s restraint, Arab raids, and UN US pressure shaping policy, concluding that recognizing Israel’s permanence would erase any war excuse to bar Israeli ships.
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Nasser
Egypt
Suez Canal
Israel
Constantinople
Suez
Sinai
United Nations
Sinai Desert
Gaza Strip
Gulf of Aqaba
United States
Middle East
Tax rules haunt hotel reconditioning pitch for executives
A Miami Beach hotel touted reconditioning of executives as a tax deductible expense, prompting IRS clarification. The agency said general health trips for fitness are not deductible, though doctor approved medical travel for injuries or heart strain may be. The takeaway is that suntans and club perks aren’t deductible after April 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
Congress
Internal Revenue Service
Bureau
IRS
Economic cross currents in two party outlooks
The piece argues both major parties face a dual aim to trim federal spending while preserving defense and social services. It notes consumer inflation pressures, wage dynamics, and calls for greater state and local action if federal budgets shrink. It closes with local school honors and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eva Bartok gains footing in Hollywood from Hungary
Budapest born actress Eva Bartok fends off stereotypes after joining MGM film The Thousand Bedrooms with Dean Martin. She plans another project and possibly a TV series Forever Eva to chart a Hungarian girl’s American journey, aiming to dispel myths of her homeland.
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Budapest
Miss Bartok
MGM
Dean Martin
Jerry Lewis
Eva
Dr Crane Advises Modern Pay For Kids Work
Psychiatrist Dr George Crane urges replacing weekly allowances with piecework pay for children. He cites Janet K a case study and suggests tasks like dishwashing beds ironing errands and grocery shopping to teach budgeting and bargaining. He claims earnings build horse sense and offers a booklet on living on a budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Crane
Dole
Janet
Surgery risks to antiseptic progress from Lister to antibiotics
The article traces the shift from dangerous medieval surgeries to safer modern methods. It credits Joseph Lister with pioneering antisepsis, notes Pasteur's germ theory influence, and describes early habits contrasted with sterile practice and the rise of aseptic techniques and antibiotics. Local social notes follow with visits from Rutland families and Springfield guests.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M.D
Joseph Lister
Essex
England
Lister
Louis Pasteur
France
Tomorrow's Stars Urge Practical Plans In Business And Romance
The horoscope advises stepping out and getting things done in business and finance, with favorable chances for agreements and dealing with superiors or rivals. Romance and domestic affairs look bright in the evening hours, and welfare projects are encouraged. The year 1957 offers good relationships but no dramatic rise in finances, with strong signs for friendships, romance, and family matters, and September and October bringing tokens of past efforts. a child born today is seen as capable though tends to dream.
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New York
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Langsville Couple Buy Store in Tuppers Plains
Langsville residents Mr. and Mrs. Carl Leeley purchase a shop in Tuppers Plains. Mrs. Lelia Rumfield and daughter Maxine visit sister Mrs. Walter Houdashelt in Columbus. J. T. Lemie family hosts Paul Barnes and family of Pomeroy. Birth announced as a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Clark on March 14 at Meigs General Hospital. Rutland ensemble, with Judy Galton Reva Wheeler and Judy Morris, won first superior rating and advances to Bexley High School in Columbus on April 13 for state competition.
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Cecil Bolin
Melvin Clark
Meigs General Hospital
Judy Galton
Reva Wheeler
Judy Morris
Rutland Ensemble
Athens
Bexley High School
Columbus
TV Highlights Tuesday Night Lineup
At 8 00 p.m. Phil Silvers stars Sgt Bilko with volunteers en route to Miami. 8 30 p.m. Panic presents The Subway about a witness on a nearly empty subway train. 9 00 p.m. Jane Wyman stars in The House on Elm St. 9 30 p.m. Theater presents The Widow Was Willing a romantic comedy. 9 30 p.m. Highway Patrol races against the clock to beat the statute of limitations.
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WCHS
WBNS
WHTN
WSAZ
WLW
WTVN
Cartoon Club
Five Star
Federa
Rosemary Clooney
Chet Long
Doug Edwards
Ohiotory
Jonathan Winters
Cheyenne
NBC News
Phil Silvers
Wyatt Earp
Broine
Jane Wyman
Broken Arrow
Red Skelton
Pats
An Ee
Valiant Lady
Weather Farm
Liberace
Guiding Light
Aenn
Katie
Stu Erwin
Orld Turns
Eames
Miss Brooks
Margie
Tennessee Ernie Tenn
Ernie Mieater
Bop Crospy
Bob Crosby
Casper Capers
Fran
Flippo's Gang
News Soldiers Fortune
China Smith
Edwards
John Daly
Ohio
Doug
Xavier Cugat
Disneyland
Giant Step
Susie
Navy
Academ
Paul Ford
Thea
Bilko
Miami
Channels 3
Edward Franz
Elm St
Channel
Highway Patrol
Channel 10
Street Dept Rips Up Augean Ave From Foust to Sixteenth
Local dispatch reports the Horsechester Street Department undertook major paving work on Augean Avenue from Foust to Sixteenth last August. Traffic disruptions were noted as crews removed old surfaces and prepared the road for resurfacing.
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Horsechester
Augean Ave
Foust
Sixteenth
Finishing Delays Reported for Torn Up TM Project
Official sources note ongoing work on the TM project with continued delays. Local crews face slow progress and anticipate a lengthy completion period before full restoration.
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Joan W. Webb
Charles W. Reamer
Daiy
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Eisenhower
By Sam Dawson
Bidwell
W. C. Massie
Bidwell-Porter High School
Ior
Barbara Roush
Wendell Roush
Charles Murray
Anthony Murray
Martin Hash
Glenn Hash
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Bessie Frederick
Gerald Hull
Jeanne
Jesse Robinson
Gallipolis
Julia McGhee
Bidwell Methodist
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Charles Denney
B. A. Stone
Jeanette Branamen
Delmar Quickle
Billy
Everett Cardwell
Bradford Robinson
Ernie
Chuck Robinson
Jan
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Edna Gatewood
Crown City
J. Moore
Margarite Hineman
Chestera Lee
Chester Lee
Linda Slagle
Susie Cregor
Sharon Rutan
Elmer Kelley
Lucinda Kelley
Margaret Dumolt
Holzer Hospital
Bidwell Mount Olive Road
Marlene Fraley
William Fraley
Karlene
Bessie Jeffers
Rupert Trout
T. J. Moore
Dean Hayes
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Wilford Bunce
Bunce
Harold Hayes
Illinois
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Peggy Lea
Jamestown
R. C. Dabney
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Linda
Larry
Fairview Road
Joyce MccDermitt
Cottageville, Va
Joanne Wickline
Salem Center
Roscoe Edwards
Everett Cobwell
Don Davis
Floyd Davis
Danny Sayres
Edmundson
Edwin Davis
Bob
Margaret Edmundson
Elnora Davis
Danville
Grace Colwell
Catherine Shenefield
Upper Salem
Bob Edwards
Edward
Hollis Grate
Davis
Ney Carpenter
Carpenter
Q. E. Overly
Mrs. Edmundson
Margaret V. Edmundson
Hal Boyle
Eva Bartok
DR. Crane
Janet K
Rutland
Claude Delaney
Nancy
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