Britain and United States Clash Over UN Egyptian Police Plan
In the U N General Assembly the United States backed withdrawal of British and French troops from Egypt, replacing them with a U N police force. The Manchester Guardian urged Britain to comply with Assembly resolutions and act at once. London’s Conservative government faced pressure to realign with U S positions on the Middle East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Asial Company
United Nations General Assembly
Egypt
U.N
Bine
Middle East
Britain
Manchester Guardian
Hammarskjold
United Nations
Assembly
London
Western Alliance
Eden
Unmasking the Soviet Wolf in a World wary of Communism
The piece likens the Soviet Union to a unmasked wolf whose professed humanity hides a brutal nature. It cites recent actions in Hungary and shifts in Indian Prime Minister Nehru’s stance as evidence of a growing realization of Soviet aggression and insincerity.
Nehru Eyes New Alignments After Hungary Crisis
The Indian leader, shaped by clashes with Britain and a Gandhi lineage, shifts toward Russia while warning that Asia awaits UN access to Hungary. His stance marks a potential turning point in Soviet influence as Nehru and other Asian nations influence UN and world power dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hungary
India
Asia
U.N
Nehru
Ceylon
Burma
Indonesia
U.S.S.R
United Nations
Ames Fire Training Center proposal seeks funds for campus unit
Fire chiefs plan to ask the legislature for 250000 to match federal funds for a Civilian Defense and Firemanship Training Center at Ames linked to Iowa State College. The facility would include labs, training yards, a fire station, an emergency hospital ready auditorium, classrooms, equipment display and bomb shelters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etate Association
Ames
Towa State College
Iowa
Ed Herron
Tewa
Puppets Still Hog-Tie Satellites in Poland Critique
George E. Sokolski argues that Poland remains under Soviet control, with Gomulka’s regime depicted as trapped by Kremlin domination. He laments failed economies, oppression of intelligentsia, and the lack of true freedom, calling for recognition of Soviet colonial influence over Eastern Europe.
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George £. Sokolsky
Poland
Nazi Germany
Soviet Russia
Russia
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Gomulkis
Kremlin
Budapest
Gomulka
Notable Cedar Rapids News and Events Tally
Ten year old writers workshop at the University of Iowa draws national and international students led by Paul Engle with John Selby of Rinehart Publishers visiting to award two fellowships. Cedar Rapids DeMolay conclave hosts 200 delegates. Miss Mary Christmas leads parade with attendants Ethelyn King and Faye Johnson. Simultaneously a football bow with Lee Simmons and the Chicago pro eleven opens with the Cudlumet All-Stars. Penick and Ford approves 5 percent wage hike for all regular staff. Eleanor Murray named to National Student Conference of Christ in Associations. Col William G. Dows dies at University of Iowa hospital. Coe College forms two new library societies.
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Paul Engle
University of Iowa
United States
John Selby
Eenter
Rinehart Publishers
New York City
Southeast Iowa
Marian Masonic Temple
Lee Dice
Linn
Order of DeMolay
Musise
Burlington
Washington
Iowa City
Clinton
Davenport
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Om Bay
Agadar Rapids
Mareelia Kolsia
Newhall
Mary Christmas
Ethelyn King
West Branch
Faye Johnson
Ore Simmons
Tewa
Chicago
Penick and Ford, Lib
Eleanor Murray
Collar Rapids
Coe College
Millwaukee
William G. Dows
Coe Flan
Neridian
Hard Road Ahead in Near East
President Eisenhower voices cautious optimism that war danger in the Middle East is being dismantled slowly. The United Nations gains credibility as Hammarskjold presses Britain, France, and Israel on troop withdrawals from Egypt while the world watches Soviet attempts to stir unrest and deny UN reports of mass deportations from Hungary.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Middle East
United Nation
Moscow
United Nations
Korea
Dag Hammarskjold
Eisenhawer
Hammarskjold
Pommten
Britain
France
Israel
Egypt
Siberia
Iron Curtain
Dmitri Shepilov
Cara
U N decision boosts U S standing amid Middle East crisis
The administration argues its stance against Franco British and Israeli force in Beyeland has strengthened the Free World and united the United Nations. It notes U S opposition to aggressors improved Arab trust and undermined Soviet influence over Hungary while preserving alliance costs. The piece cautions a hard road remains for peace in Egypt and wider trust in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beyeland
United Nations
Free World
Asia
Africa
United States
Egypt
US5
Middle East
Hungary
NATO
Nasser
U.N
Soviet Union
United Nations General Assembly
Kremlin
Anglo U S Rift Deepens as Cold War Resumes
Marquis Childs surveys a renewed East West standoff with Soviet expansion in the Middle East. He notes Western unity eroded by the British French action and predicts a split stance between Washington and London over Egypt and the Suez crisis, with Lebanon’s Camille Chamoun seeking arms aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Soviet Russia
Graeva
Lillie
Middle East
Geneva
Camille Chamoun
Lebanon
Washington
Syria
Russia
Anthony Eden
Eisenhower
Egypt
Does U N Stretch Outside by Bugs Baer
The passage mocks the United Nations as indecisive and indecisive during an all night session. It likens interpreters to bribes and Hammarskjold to traffic director amid a Tower of Babel of notes and jargon. The piece portrays the UN as lacking outdoor authority and functioning as a supermarket of equivocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bugs” Baer
U.N
Tower of Babble
Health Q and A: ear noises to nerve tension and ganglion note
Doctor answers reader questions on ear noises caused by possible artery hardening and nervous tension. A reader with a wrist ganglion asks about treatment and surgery while triplet frequency is cited as about one set per 10 000 births.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.F
Irs
United States
Americans Support for Foreign Kin Remains Across Parties
The piece traces how U S citizens of diverse origins have long shown sympathy for oppressed peoples abroad and how major parties from 1888 to 1956 have endorsed self determination for Ireland Cuba South Africa Armenia Greece Palestine Israel Poland and other nations. It notes consistent bipartisan empathy for independence and democratic governance worldwide.
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Democratic Party
Gladstone
Parnell
Ireland
Cuba
England
Struggde
South Africa
China
Czechoslovakia
Finland
Yugoslavia
Poland
Persia
Republic of
Greece
Armenia
Chester
Palestine
Pulestine
United States
Exarcaple
Israel
Cecnrat
Europe
Ysrael
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Jhen
Worldlio
Firemen's Training Center
Internal Revenue Service
Ie Culunral
Becnme
Kremin
George Clark
Roscoe Drummond
Near East
By Marquis Childs
U.S
America
West
Pew
Prise
Pique
Dinally
John Foster Dulles
Suez Canal
Czars
Stalin
BR. A. Butler
Dulles
The
Dar Hammarskjold
Dr. Joseph Mother
David Lawrence
Irrespec
San Francisco
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