Jordan’s antileftist regime forms military courts for politics
Amman April 27 New regime in Jordan sets up military courts to try political cases amid a crisis. Cabinet of Premier Ibrahim Hashem arranged the courts in a two hour meeting. Reports say hundreds of communists leftists and extreme nationalists may be detained. King Hussein received messages of support from Saudi Arabia and other Arab states as tensions and curfews continue. The U S 6th Fleet moves in the Mediterranean as a show of force.
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Syria asks Iran to halt oil shipments to Israel
Damascus reports that Syria acting for Arab states handed a note to Iran's Hussein Diva via Salah Tarazi calling for an end to Iranian oil shipments to Israel. The move follows an American tanker delivering Iranian oil to Eilat, viewed as a violation of territorial waters. UN patrols continue along Aqaba Gulf.
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Dulles Biography Prompts Storm in Washington
The Daily Telegraph begins the spotlight series on John Foster Dulles: A Biography by John Robinson Beal. Published by Harper, the book reveals previously undisclosed aspects of U.S. foreign policy under the Eisenhower era, igniting debate in the capital.
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Flood Damage Mounts In Texas
The Associated Press reports fresh downpours increase flood damage in south and central Texas. Eight inch rains flood central areas driving residents from Abilene San Marcos Brownwood Dallas Fort Worth San Antonio Killeen Cameron and Garland. Roads rail lines and buses disrupted as 60 highways close and rail washouts strand travel.
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Youngsters at music convention back rock n roll
At the National Federation of Music Clubs gathering in Columbus Ohio youths up to 18 approve rock n roll for its rhythm while most ignore lyrics. Judy York 14 of Oklahoma City dissents after playing Russian Dance. Linda Snedden 15 of Maple Heights wins the Stillman Kelley $1000 scholarship.
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Eisenhower to Press Foreign Aid Drive After Easter
Washington April 27 Expected to hold plan to take personal command next week to push Congress on his broad program. He will convene leaders for a conference on foreign aid with aims to accelerate school construction aid refugee bills civil rights and related measures. White House aides anticipate TV appeals to gain support for a 4.4 billion foreign aid package amid budget battles with Knowland and Mansfield urging cuts.
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Plans Set To Make Panama Bomb Secure
Governor and Army general William E. Potter discusses options to secure the Panama Canal against bomber or missile attack, weighing a sea level route versus upgrading the existing lock system at an estimated cost. He notes quick repairability and defense needs, including possible tidal gates and offshore submarine threats, while stressing neither plan is officially advocated.
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Maine Senator Protests Star's Army Promotion
Sen. Margaret Chase Smith questions the promotion of Air Force colonel Jimmy Stewart to brigadier general and ten brigadier generals to major general as the Senate Armed Services Committee plans a public hearing. The hearing is set for Thursday in Washington.
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Bull Rescued After Jumping Overboard Near Brazil
The Dutch ship Alkaid reported a bull leapt from their deck about days out of the Azores. The beast swam 90 minutes amid a school of sharks before sailors lured it back aboard with a cargo net.
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Eisenhower Names Thomson Ambassador to Moscow
President Eisenhower selected Llewelyn E. Thomson career diplomat to be the new ambassador to the Soviet Union, succeeding Charles Bohlen who moves to the Philippines. Thomson has long served in the Foreign Service and will face Senate confirmation along with two other ambassadorial nominees, Bliss to Ethiopia and McConaughy to Burma.
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Key Witnesses In Probe Have Disappeared
Senate probe says four key witnesses in the Beck case are missing including Fred Verschueren Sr and Dave Beck Jr. and relatives, prompting renewed questions on Beck’s handling of union funds as hearings resume. The committee seeks to locate them to question on Beck and family business with the Teamsters Union.
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Daylight Saving Time Starts for 14 States Today
New York reports daylight saving time begins this weekend affecting 14 states. Clocks move forward one hour at 2 a.m. Sunday as millions adjust to the spring change.
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Navy Develops Sharper TV Screen in Daylight Sets
SEITEN April 27 Navy announces a revolutionary television screen for improved daylight contrast on black and white sets. The new face film replaces the usual facing and promises a simplified approach to color TV and potential three dimensional viewing. A luminous substance is described as emitting light without a peak.
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Weird Russian Mountaineers Die Trying On Everest Claim
London reports a Warsaw tale claiming 40 Russian climbers died attempting Everest in 1952 with a secret peace flag mission. Sir John Hunt casts doubt on the figures and recalls a mysterious northward plane seen during pre ascent training.
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Szandar Mlodych
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Wski
Everest
U.S. Committed To Act Major Role In Mid-East Politics
Column by John M. Hightower analyzes U S resolve to influence Middle East affairs outlining strategic aims and potential actions. Emphasizes diplomacy and power projection.
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Mid-East
United States backs Hussein in Middle East power struggle
The United States commits to backing King Hussein of Jordan in his fight against extremism and external influence, signaling a shift to becoming a Middle Eastern power. Washington cites the need to defend independence and deter international communism amid regional tensions.
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Psychiatrist to Get Mental Care in Slaying Plot Case
Detroit psychiatrist C. Pearman told police he plotted his own death to be carried out by a hired killer, an undercover officer. He was released without charge to undergo psychiatric treatment, with a habeas corpus hearing adjourned until Wednesday.
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Defendent Pleads For Removal Of Pins From Hex Made By Wife
New Haven details a domestic dispute as Robert J. Glover asks to remove pins from a voodoo doll his estranged wife pinned to his door. Marie Glover testifies she attached the doll with a photo of him and a red heart patch, claiming voodoo belief but denying real harm.
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