Suez Crisis Deepens as Powers Brace for Face-Saving Moves
The analysis argues Secretary Dulles will avoid force in the Suez canal issue, seeking U.S. support while Britain resists concessions. Nasser's regime seeks domestic glorification amid Arab-Western tensions, with the canal becoming a broader symbol. meanwhile Sgt. McKeon’s negligence verdict closes a Marine training tragedy, suggesting possible changes in procedures.
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Suez Canal
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Nasser
Canal
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Ike
Suez
Catholics Postpone Desegregation in New Orleans Schools
Arch bishop Joseph Francis Rummel cites difficulties delaying school integration in the New Orleans archdiocese for at least another year. A pastoral letter read in Catholic churches says integration will be gradual and delayed until at least September 1957. Some elementary schools in the parochial system have already integrated quietly.
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New Orleans
Joseph Francis Rummel
Louisiana
Henry C. Bezou
Archdiocesan
Atlantic News-Telegraph Classified Rates and Details
The Atlantic News-Telegraph lists publication hours and office contacts with subscription prices. Rates shown cover local carrier, Cass county area, Iowa, U S and Canada, with durations from one month to one year and varying regional mail terms.
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Kremlin Not to Aid Egypt If War Breaks Out
Washington reports confidential diplomacy in Moscow indicating the Kremlin does not intend to aid Egypt in a potential war over the Suez crisis. Khrushchev urged Western restraint as Egypt stockpiles arms. France promises Britain troops if war erupts. Kept in context of Eisenhower press conference and maneuvering over Nixon Stassen era politics in 1956.
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Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
The poem recalls youth’s appetite and carefree days in a nostalgic voice. It contrasts past hunger with adult restraint, imagining mountains of cake and rivers of cream and the belief that aging would bring wiser eating yet still celebrate foods once loved.
Ever Changing Appetite Poem Fragment
A short verse notes watching a peer eat with envy for flavor like apple pie. It reflects on aging and growing up, suggesting a boy learns to handle whatever his teeth can chew as time passes.
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Pencil Collector in Oklahoma City Reaches 3030 Pencils
Reverend Charles M. Whitley of Oklahoma City, evangelist of the Nazarene Church, amasses a pencil collection totaling 3,030 items with pieces from 33 foreign countries in his ongoing record of pencil collecting.
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the Nazarene Church
Artificial Sweeteners Should Be Used Wisely
AMA reassures safety of saccharin and cyclamates in special diets. Studies show no significant harm at moderate intakes. cyclamates cause mild diarrhea at 5 percent of diet in animals, soft stools in humans, but not health risk. Caution advises limited, sensible use and more research for vulnerable groups.
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American Medical Association
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Food and Nutrition Board
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Iowa Demos To Select Judges In Des Moines
Des Moines hosts the Democratic judicial convention to nominate four candidates for the Iowa Supreme Court opposing four Republican incumbents William L. Bliss G K Thompson Norman R. Hays and Henry K. Peterson. Possible nominees include Hullinger Messer Powers Lennan Pryor. The piece also notes upcoming national conventions and delegate leanings toward Stevenson and Eisenhower Nixon.
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Iowa
Iowa Supreme Court
William L. Bliss
Mason City
G. K Thompson
Cedar Rapids
Norman R. Hays
Knoxville
Henry K. Peterson
Council Bluffs
L. M. Hullinger
Frank Messer
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Leo Powers
Denison
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Nixon
Final tribute for Civil War drummer boy Albert Woolson
Government and military leaders joined in a large funeral procession for Albert Woolson the last Union Army survivor whom died at age 109 after a nine week hospital stay. The service included Secretary of the Army Wilbur M. Buckner and Minnesota figures Senators Thye and Humphrey Representatives Blatnik and Governor Freeman. The body lay in state at a funeral home after the coma death.
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Albert Woolson
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Wilbur Brucker
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Humphrey
The Lion Tamer A Soldier’s Final Tribute
Comrades and townsfolk paid respects during three hour services for a Union Army veteran. He wore a Grand Army of the Republic uniform with a blue GAR cap, as mourners followed a four mile funeral route to the family cemetery plot. The veteran was the last of about 2,650,000 Union soldiers.
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