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The report notes Farouk of Egypt naming Dr. Hafez Afifi Pasha as an anti communist pro western premier hopeful and pushing for easing the Suez Canal Zone dispute. Korea remains in local fighting despite truce talks. George F. Kennan named ambassador to Moscow after years in Washington and Moscow circles praise his Russian fluency.
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Farouk
Egypt
Hafez Afifi Pasha
Suez Canal Zone
George F. Kenne
Moscow
Truman
Anne
United States Union
Five Hour Rescue of Five-Year-Old In BYFORD
Five-year-old Neormi Uresti was trapped in a 12 foot deep drainage shaft for five hours. Rescue workers used rope loops and a timbered shaft to reach her but she fell back screaming each attempt. Her father Felipe Aresti remained at the scene, softly urging her not to cry.
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Byford — Ip
Neormi Uresti
Mons
Aercus
Felipe Aresti
Weemi
Denison Power Lines Study Signals Oklahoma-Texas Power Rift
Oklahoma City reports the Planning and Resources Board studying whether most Denison Lake Texoma power is sent to Texas. Governor Johnston Murray expects results next week as US Senator Mike Monroney notes agencies seek more southern Texas power for defense industries. The Denison 70,000 kilowatts figure is central to the transfer debate.
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Oklahoma City
Planning and Resources Board
Denison Demon Lake
Texoma
Texas
Oidehores
Johnston Burray
Mike Menroney
Oklahoma
Murray
Maeca
Denison
Monreney
Tise
Wendell Barnes
K-Tulsa
Capper Publications Left To Executives
TOPEKA Capper Publications Inc the $1 25 million publishing empire founded by the late Senator Arthur Capper will continue operations under its present executives according to the senator s will Henry S Blake vice president and general manager of the firm was named principal beneficiary receiving 4005 shares of the firm s stock. Capper died December 19 at age 6 the estate owned papers national and state publications two radio stations and controlling interests in two other state periodicals. The intangible value of the firms is described as many millions with combined circulation near four million. Twenty five other officers received stock ranging from 108 to 2006 shares.
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Topeka —P
Capper
James A. McClure
Eisenhower Wins Foundation Honor 1951 Distinction Named
General Dwight D. Eisenhower was named a top personality of 1951 by the National Psychological Research Foundation. The group cited his leadership in NATO preparations and his ability to keep the nation guessing as reasons for the award. The text notes the foundation used a nationwide survey to determine the selections.
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Los Angeles
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Naonal Psychological Research Foundation
Eisenhower
Car Makers Face Their Own Unemployment Problem
Washington reports that the auto industry must address its unemployment crisis by moving 125,000 jobless workers into defense plants for the duration as car production is cut again. Defense officials say materials for automobile manufacture will be slashed further in the April to June quarter, with tentative plans indicating about a 10 percent drop from the first quarter level.
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Washington
IUP
Defense
Defense Productions
Manly Fleischmann
Defense Mobilization
Charles E. Wilson
Fleischmann
Steamship Line Suspends Service Amid Waterfront Strikes
The Newtex Steamship Corporation says its Texas Line freighters will halt service between Texas and Boston due to wildcat waterfront strikes. Vice President M J Frechie cites an Interstate Commerce Commission ruling allowing Pan Atlantic to duplicate service, and notes insufficient cargo to support both firms while labor disruptions impede reliable water service to New York Philadelphia Baltimore Houston and Brownsville.
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Boston
Newtex Steamship Corporation
Texas Line
Texas
Maritime Association of the Chamber of Commerce
M. J. Frechie
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pan Atlantic Steamship Corporation
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Houston
Brownsville
Army Enters Fight On Infantry Rifle
The Army introduces a lightweight 36 caliber infantry rifle with rapid bursts, aiming to rival the British 28 caliber weapon as Churchill and Truman plan next month’s talks. The piece notes cross Atlantic pressure and a grander stand off over standard weaponry in the Western alliance.
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Washington
Churchill
Truman
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