How Swiftly Things Change How Long Will Naguib Stay
Egypt's strong man President Mohammed Naguib resumes work but his hold is in question. Premier Gamal Abdel Nasser shares power as rival factions vie to limit his influence. A political vacuum looms as both sides maneuver amid Sudanese tensions and external damage to Cairo's standing.
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Phil Newsom
Egypt
Mohammed Naguib
Revolutionary Council
Naguibig
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Salah Salem
Salem
Khartoum
Sudan
Farouk
Cairo
Bridge dealing fears and freakish distributions in a tense deal
In a bridge column the author warns that an extremely freakish distribution, aided by a skilled shuffler, can leave players unsure who held which cards. The deal shows West achieving a bottom score with a two trick set against a top potential 7 Spades redoubled, with mid scores on 6 Spades contracts. The lesson is to bid cautiously to verify fears and avoid overconfident play.
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West
Aoa
Teacher Politics Roils Japan Democratic Debates
In Tokyo a clash over teachers political activity tests Japan s fragile democracy. Government pushes a law banning classroom support for parties while teachers unions warn of creeping fascism. Leaders warn that missteps could invite communism s spread as educators demand neutrality in an era of reform. A Mars approach closes with astronomical note.
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Tokyo
Japan
America
Abe
United States
Island
Tsumu Fuki
Unnion
Hi Kobayashi
Rikiyvo University
Tangzo Sasaki
Infra-Red Heat Lamp Used In TV Repairs
A TV repairman from Laguna Beach California reports using an infra red heat lamp to diagnose and fix malfunctioning receivers. He notes some faults do not appear while the set is in a shop as the chassis stays cooler outside its cabinet. The lamp warms suspected fondenset or resistor to reveal issues.
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Hneady
N. X
Maynard Kuljian
Laguna Beach
Calif
Kuljian
Oil Producers Seek Gas Tax Bolster in Texas
The Texas Independent Producers and Royalty Owners Association urged a constitutional gas gatherers tax to fund a teacher pay raise, opposing higher oil and gas production taxes. TIPRO backs a special session starting March 15, wants a partial solution via gas tax, cites Supreme Court ruling on a 1951 gas tax. Governor Shivers plans a March 15 session to propose a $402 annual teacher raise. Howard L. Johnson seeks Wyoming trademark for "Old Something" in liquor branding. Sun Classifieds ad follows.
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Austin
Texas Independent Producers and Royalty Qoners Association
M. D. Bryant
San Angelo
TIPRO
United States Supreme Court
Allan Shivers
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