Calm Down War in Middle East Urgency and UN Role
The article argues the need to halt Middle East fighting and seeks UN action as Korea era lessons apply. It describes the delicate American stance supporting Egypt against Israel while aiming to protect Israeli independence and push for a lasting regional truce amid UK and French discontent and Soviet distractions. It emphasizes persuading Arabs and Israelis that peace and stability are possible with cautious diplomacy.
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Eisenhower
Israel
Egypt
Russia
Britain
France
Suez
Nasser
America
Middle East
Larsen’s luck propels Larsen to fame and fortune
Don Larsen’s perfect World Series game makes him a sought after figure as a Yankee pitcher. Offers flood in from a Smyrna supermarket deal to endorsements, with potential earnings surpassing 35 000 dollars. Analysts warn wealth can fade without balance. Concurrently, Eisenhower’s open skies plan gains momentum with a global road show to explain aerial inspection.
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Ingle
Don Larsen
New York Yankees
Smyrna
Yankees
Larsen
Eisenhower
United States
New York
Los Angeles
Courting the presidency Like courting a jealous woman
A columnist compares courting politics to courting a girl in three stages the bashful phase the noble ideal phase and the brass tacks chase. It notes Eisenhower and Stevenson moved through stages to party the race and asks who would want the job while lampooning Potomac fever and the fate of candidates who lose or win.
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New York
Plato
United States
Bean
Dwight Eisenhower
Adlai Stewenson
H. Mencken
Adlai
World Factions Behind Suez Crisis Plan Claim
James Marlon Washington argues the British French and Israelis conspired to force the Suez action to undermine Egyptian President Nasser. The piece contends they ignored the UN, strained U S authority, and sought canal control while denying Dulles and Eisenhower timely disclosure. The U N cease-fire resolution was vetoed by Britain and France.
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James Marlon Washington
Egypt
Nasser
Israel
Suez Canal
Canal
United Nations
World Organization
Free World
Dulles
Suez
Eisential
Budapest
Lles
Washington
J. E. Coulson
Middle East
White House
United States
UN Security Council
U. S
Dr Crane on Salesmanship and Clergy Performance
Dr Crane argues that months of house to house sales work can outshine years of Greek study for clergymen. He cites sales tactics like urging the HERE & NOW, keeping questions in motion, and sample testing to hold parishioners’ attention and boost effectiveness.
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Crane
Indianapolis Star
Glenn Frank
Uni
Christ
The Messenger Seeks Warmth While Autumn Winds Loom
Autumn verses from Alice Frick Pomeroy frame a local concern over looming winter woes. The piece reflects on rising cold, fuel shortages, gathering groceries, and the need for readiness as seasons shift, urging readers to subscribe for winter guidance.
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Washington
R. B. Carson
The Stars Sayeetomer and Lunar Influences
Propitious lunar influences encourage advancing household and career projects with extra duties welcomed. Most people should feel upbeat and enjoy time with friends and loved ones. For tomorrow’s birthday, financial decisions in the next two months may have wide effects, especially mid-December. Travel and romance are favored mid-1957.
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Eetomer
Newark Paires Visit Relatives. Obituary Noted in Dayton
Mr and Mrs Ralph E Goss of Newark spent last week with their aunt Eliza Kline Effie Woitz visited Mrs Helen Goldsberry Troxel and daughter Helen Kline in Logan Mr and Mrs A F Woitz Carroll and Mrs Albert Abel Lancaster visited Mr and Mrs Dave Woltz Mrs Flossie Fast aunt of Mrs Emma Meyer died at the home of her son Ellis Fast in Dayton Ellie Woltz
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Buck
Assembly selects Dr Robert Wilkins as AHA president
The American Heart Association assembly elected Dr Robert W. Wilkins, professor of medicine at Boston University School of Medicine, as president elect on Wednesday.
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Cincinnati
Assembly of the American Heart Assn
Robert W. Wilkins
Boston University School of Medi
East Berlin espionage interview ends with arrest
In a tense East Berlin sequence Major Marek meets Colonel Nadashev at MVD HQ seeking access to Dr Oderbruch's hospital. A betrayal and arrest follow as Nalyevo probes how the spy slipped in. The exchange reveals a master spy uncovering a Western agent with fingerprints already in MVD records. To be continued.
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Rainer
Unter den Linden
MVD
Nalyevo
Nadashev
Dr. Oderbruch
Resian
Lenin
Pital
Milo March
East Germany
Oderbruch
Siberia
Dr Jordan on Arteriolosclerosis and Atherosclerosis
Dr Edwin Fr Fr. sORMAN discusses arteriolosclerosis and atherosclerosis, noting arteries thicken from calcium and fatty deposits. He links early disease to diabetes and nephrosis, highlights diet and exercise as preventive measures, and states no medication dissolves arterial fatty deposits.
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Edwin Fr. Sorman
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