Egypt and Nasser court a new world alignments
United Press Foreign Analyst Charles M. McCan reports Egypt under Premier Abdel Gamal Nasser may seek active coexistence with Communist powers. Dispatches mention a possible visit by Bulganin Khrushchev and Tito within three months and Nasser’s openness to admitting China to the UN and opening consulates there. If true, shifts could affect the Middle East balance as Nixon planned a November trip to the region.
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Charles M. McCan
United Press
Egypt
Cairo
Abdel Gamal Nasser
Nikolai A. Bulganin
Russia
Chott En-Lai
Red China
Tito
Yugoslavia
Nasser
Chows Peiping
United Nations
Midaie East
Iraq
Arab League
Turkey
Wegypt
Middle East
West
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Egyptian Revolutionary Command Council
Poplar
Wafd
Moslem League
Principal bidding principle shown in bridge hand
In a North dealer game with vulnerability, North opens with one diamond and, guided by the Veeway principle, raises to two notrump rather than three. South rebids three clubs as an explicit sign-off, signaling a weak hand with long clubs to deter a two no trump contract. East would have a strong dummy but cannot rely on that.
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North
South
East
West
Veeway
New TV Drama Pontiac Theatre to Challenge The $64 000 Question
NBC will launch Pontiac Theatre on Oct 4 in a time slot overlapping the hit The $64 000 Question. Producer Fred Coe aims to make Pontiac the top drama show, funding high script prices and featuring stars like Paul Douglas Nina Foch Albert Dekker Walter Adet and Conrad Nagel. He plans four top directors and original plays including The Answer and others from Hemingway Faulkner, promising bigger production and more scope than prior TV.
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William Ewald
New York
Nbc-Tv
Pontiac ‘Theatre
Pontac
Armstrong Circle Theatre
Fred Coe
Pontiac
Coe
David Davidson
Robert Alan
Arthur David Shaw
Ted Moses
Paul Douglas
Nina Foch
Albert Dekker
Walter Adet
Conrad Nagel
Phillip Wylie
Ernest Hemingway
William Faulkner
Delbert Mann
Vincent Donohue
Arthur Penn
Jeffrey Hayden
Christmas Mail Nearly A Year Late In Atlanta Area
In the Atlafic area on Monday about 500 people received ecards and letters postmarked December 6, 1854. Two workmen remodeling a front porch were involved as the Post Office redirected the mail and sent it onward.
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Atlanta
Public Invited To Bookie Shop In New Orleans
New Orleans police invited the public to visit a newly opened racing book and lottery shop demo model set to open October 16. The shop will be showcased at police headquarters as a model betting spot for public viewing.
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New Orleans
Tourette Tours For Family Travel Between School Terms
A guide on short local tours called tourettes offers two to three day trips within a couple hundred miles of home. Readable examples include Winston Salem North Carolina historic 1819 brick house, Three Rivers New Mexico Indian pictographs, Lewis and Clark Cavern Montana, and Sagamore Hill Oyster Bay Theodore Roosevelt memorabilia.
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United States
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
John Vogier
Three Rivers
New Mexico
Lewis and Clark
Montana Mountains
Yellowstone
Glacier Parks
Pacific Northwest
Jefferson River
Sagamore Ifill
Oyster Bay
Long Island
Theodore Roosevelt
Military Influence Felt Says Thomas
Congressman Albert Thomas said at a Rice hotel banquet in Houston that the Eisenhower Administration has brought more generals and admirals into civilian government than at any time in history. He stressed he does not claim the military runs the government but their influence is being felt.
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Eisenhower
Albert Thomas
Rice Hotel
Houston
Thomas
Johnson Takes Crack At Eisenhower In Dig At GOP Record
Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson criticized President Eisenhower, claiming the Democratic 84th Congress acted more efficiently, passing about 30 percent more bills in 30 percent less time. He said the Senate served the people and did not become a political arena. Johnson praised the session for laying groundwork for further achievements next year.
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John Golds
Ruth Washington
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Roosevelt
Texan
Congress
Eisenhower
Johnson
Lightning Responsible For Most August Fire Damages
A Baytown report notes tropical storms along the Southern and Eastern coasts caused significant August fire losses. Thirteen August fires were linked to lightning or improper gasoline use, with electrical motors and air conditioning units most damaged. Fire Marshal W. H. Deib Bounds estimates a sharp rise in losses from the prior month.
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Baytown
Villian
Fleoy
W. H. Deib
100 Year Old Egg Explodes in Mojave Desert
A dormant water animal, resembling a silver crab, allegedly lay for over a century in the Mojave Desert before an air flood caused a burst of water and a notable animal eruption. James P. Welsh of Los Angeles State College called it incredulous and speculated on future research implications and Mars watering.
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Los Angeles
Sey Mojave Desert
James P. Welsh
Los Angeles State College
Welsh
Mars
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Lyndon Johnson
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