Newsom's News Analysis on Nasser's Arab World Aim
Phil Newsom profiles Gamal Abdel Nasser as a resilient Egyptian leader. He notes Nasser’s use of Cairo radio, his shifting alliances, and his ambitions spanning the Arab world, Africa, and the Muslim world. The piece cites his crackdown on Yemen Saud Jordan links as a fifth column and his current reliance on U S aid amid Western pressures.
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Phil Newsom
UPI
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Cairo
Middle East
Britain
France
Nasser
Belgrade
Syria
United Arab Republic
Nile
Khrushchev
Africa
Yemen
Saudi Araba
Saud
Saudi Arabia
Hussein
Jordan
Arab World
Israel
Turkey
Iran
United States
Year end rally seen possible for 1962 gains
Wall Street chatter notes odds favor a stock advance between Christmas Eve and year end, with Hooper of W E Hutton & Co suggesting the rhythm looks favorable. Goodbody & Co adds internal market strength has softened but sees no end to the major upward trend, citing money and credit data pointing to continued growth into 1962.
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New York
UPI
L.O. Hooper
W.E. Hutton & Co
Goodbody & Co
Southwest Strengthened Industrial Base In 1961
United Press International reports that the Southwest expanded its industrial base in 1961 with Texas leading in new plant acquisitions, Oklahoma and Colorado showing growth, and Arkansas improving late in the year. The piece notes 4,200+ new jobs in Arkansas and Titan missile area activity near Denver, plus substantial plant and highway projects across the region.
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Dallas
Tex
UPI
Texas
Wyoming
Arkansas
William P. Rock
Colorado
Martin Co
Titan
Denver
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Air Force
Tinker Afb
Western Electric
Wilson & Co
Tulsa
Indus
Washington window and Tugbutton on congress payroll outrage
Veteran commentator Timothy Tugbutton blasts Congress over salaries as he rails against presidents and turns up in anger in the Washington office. He denounces pay scales as a public outrage and laments political leadership while railing at racial tropes and the White House.
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Washington
UPI
Timothy Tugbutton
Tugbutton
Grover Cleveland
Roosevelt
Teddy
Cleveland
White House
Miss Obliger
Knute Nelson
Kansas
Tugburton
Congress
Elihu Root
Charles Evans Hughes
Charley McNary
Sam Rayburn
SEC Inquiry Into Stock Trading To Be Discreet
New York based report notes SEC Chairman William L Cary reassures investors that the probe into securities trading will be thorough yet not an anti Wall Street venture. The investigation broadens from ASE practices to over the counter markets and mutual funds, with funding and authority approved to last about 18 months.
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New York
UPI
Wall Street
Severities & Exchanges Commission
SEC
William L. Cary
Investment Bankers Association
Congress
Edward T. McCormick
Michael F E. Mooney
American Stock Exchange
ASE
Exchange
McCormick
Cary
Richard H. Paul
Cornell University
Yale Law School
Jerome Frank
U.S. Court of Appeals
Second Circuit
Milton H. Cohen
Chicago
Gerald A
Gerard F. Re
Res
American Exchange
Peter F. Mack
D-Tl
Commission
The
House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Almanac highlights and historical notes for December 29
Almanac for Friday December 29 1961 notes the day as the 363rd of the year with two to follow and lists historical events including Samuel Foote proposing land sale restrictions in 1829 Texas statehood in 1845 gas lighting at the White House in 1848 and Henry Wallace’s 1947 remark on a third party presidential bid plus a Morley quote on dancing as training.
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United Press International
Samuel A. Foote
Connecticut
Senate
Texas
White House
Henry Wallace
Manhattan Cocktail Invented 87 Years Ago Today
United Press International notes the Manhattan cocktail was first created 87 years ago today. The item marks a historic moment in cocktail history and highlights the drink’s enduring popularity.
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United Press International
Opossum Noted as Only Native North American Mammal with Pouch
A fact highlighted that the opossum is the sole native North American animal to carry its young in a pouch. The statement underscores unique marsupial biology and North American wildlife.
New Books on Plague Fire and Wartime Tales
A set of reviews highlights three new works: James Leasor’s The Plague and the Fire 1665 1666 Portland London history detailing plague and fire devastation. Desmond Young’s All The Best Years a memoir of an army officer sailor and press adviser with Gandhi clash. Stephen Watts Moonlight On A Lake In Bond Street a wartime reminiscence of rear area duties and a Montgomery double for deception.
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London
James Leasor
McGraw-Hill
Old City
Leasor
Desmond Young
Harper
Young
United States
Mohandas K. Gandhi
Britain
Gandhi
Bond Street
Stephen Watts
Norton
Sir Bernard Montgomery
France
Birds’ sensory feathers aid acute hearing beyond regular ears
Birds possess specialized feathers that enhance sound awareness alongside their regular hearing. The feathers contribute heightened perception, helping detect subtle noises and vibrations in the environment.
Television Listings for Multiple Stations Broadcast Schedule
A dense block of TV listings across NBC KSYD KGNC KFDA KVII and CBS channels detailing programs from 4:00 PM through late night. Includes cartoons, news, weather, dramas, westerns, and late night shows with titles such as Superman Route 66 Eye Witness Twilight Zone News and Movie.
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Our Gang
Hobby Lobby
Annie Oakley
Mr. Magoo
News Eye
Weather
Doug Edwards
Rocky Jones
Peter Gunn
Sea Hunt
Eye Witness
KFDA
Dan True
Pete Smith
Southwest News
Hathaways
Flintstones
Sunset Strip
Showtime
Kapt. Kidd
Cotton
John
Kfda - TV
Weather Report
Jim Pratt
Kvii - TV
Lawrence Welk
Television Schedule Snapshot for Five Stations on Dec 30 1961
A dense listing of daily programs across KFDX KSYD KGNC KFDA and KVII channels. Entries include children shows news and sports with titles like Pip the Piper Shari Lewis King Leonardo Pro Basketball and Bucking content from 7 AM through 7 PM and beyond.
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Kfdx - TV
Pip the Piper
Shari Lewis
King Leonardo
Daddy
Mr. Wizard
Ask Washington
Champ Bowling
Sander Vanocur
Mr. Magoo
Ksyd - TV
Video Village
KGNC
Shaui Lewis
Fury
Airlines to raise fares but not as much as hoped
Washington UPI reports airlines have permission to raise fares though not to the extent many sought. The move is expected to be the last major increase for a long period, signaling a cautious stretch in air travel pricing.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy administration drops civil rights bill for 1962
Reports say the Kennedy administration will not propose civil rights legislation to Congress in 1962. In other news wood shelter firms enter fallout shelter market with Douglas fir plywood units selling from 250 to 900 dollars.
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Palm Beach, Fla
Congress
Wood Shelters
New York
UPN
Douglas Fir Plywood Association
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Trial Development Magazine
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Elliott Drug
Rucker’s Shopping Village
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Lloyd’s
Ave. D
N. V
Milica
Mitchell-Goodwin
Good Lumber
Ave. A
Dial
O. Stahl
Stahl’s
City Radio
Complete
Chiropractic Service
COATS
Chiropractic
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Coat
the Almanac
Christopher Morley
Kfox -Tv
Kgnc - TV
Kapt Kidd
Huntley-Brinkley
Kennedy
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