Marlow Looks At King Hussein of Jordan’s Plight
The piece portrays King Hussein balancing Arab nationalism and a fragile Jordanian state. With a mixed Palestinian majority and Bedouin base, Hussein seeks Western aid to fund his army while avoiding alienating pro Nassr and pro Western factions. Internal purges and skirmishes reflect a delicate struggle between pro West, pro Nasser, and pro Communist currents.
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Washington
Hussein
Jordan
Abdullah
Palestine
Israel
Nasser
Hingelf
Russia
Eine Hussein
Yesman
Ise
Piace
United States
Ife
Chile
Toklen
Sitelman Nabulst
Raissid
Bedto
Nabulsi
Bussely
Bhatigi
West
Mil
The Child Grew Too Big and Labor Unions Rise
A 1887 federal agency mark begins a critique of the expanding regulatory state. Congress funds a study on agency scope, while a looming union realignment threatens AFL-CIO unity. The piece notes transportation unions, the Teamsters and Longshoremen, and the Mine Workers, with history of expulsions and ongoing disputes.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Wilson
Franklin Roosevelt
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Congress
Ste
United Labor Movement
Teamsters Brotherhood
Afl-Cio
Dutcd
Congress of Industrial Organization
AFL
CIO
Ble
International Longshoremen's Association
APL
International Brotherhand
Teamsters
Warrhotse
America
Senate
David Bock
Ron
Almber
Fire ruins Corry home and damages others
Yesterday's Memories of Corry reports a fire that destroyed a home owned by Alex Cyrldon in West High and damaged Clairles Stormes residence in Gollum. The blaze, started by chimney sparks while family members were away, caused about 3600 dollars in losses. A 1937 Pittsburgh note mentions severe April weather and floods, while Captain R W Brown received mobilization orders for the cadet corps at Hutch school, with 40 members.
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Fine
Alex Cyrldon
Erié Rathiond Freight
Clairles
Gollum
Hutch School
Charles Hull
ICC Blames Truck Firm For $400,000 Crash At Ridgway
The ICC censured Pron American Freight Lines of Detroit after a December Ridgway crash destroyed a home and caused $400,000 in damage. Investigators found an unqualified driver, overload, and unsafe routing on a hazardous highway. Officials urged stricter compliance and driver accountability.
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ICC
Ridgway
Washington
Syd Yestar
Rmmaway
Pron-Amercan
Detroit
Riiver
Clifton
D. Weoil- Worth
Pierpnint, Cin
Pettrol
Smtunl Murphy
Howse
TCC
Elaye
Hermie
Thin Rept
Fontisylvania
Simi
Y Fe
Eich
Five Thousand Dollar Claim In Fatal Crash
A 1956 fatal smashup on Waterford McLaine Road in Waterford Township led to a $5,000 claim filed in Common Pleas Court today. Defendants are Richard Fenner RD 4 Waterford and Albert G. Roberts RD 4 Waterford. Fenner faced a prior plea related to the incident. Roberts stood trial for the same charge and was acquitted.
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Oes Vane
Aeatel Do Titte
Saust
Richard Fenner
RD. 4
Waterford
Allert G. Roberts
Rood
Sicene
Witerford
McLaine
Fenner
Roberts
Oro
Girls Debate Bald Haircuts And Celebrity Images
A reader poll captures teenage girls discussing bald hairstyles and their views on Elvis Presley, Marlon Brando, and fashion trends. They express preference for natural looks, critique imitate fashion, and note dating attitudes toward male celebrities, while acknowledging the lack of professional guidance.
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Kunesey
Elvis Presley
Hin
Marton Brando
Ste
Masllyn Monroe
Stamp Plan Could Add Trout Stamp Alongside Fish License
A House Fisheries Committee chair indicated strong odds a trout stamp proposal would reach the floor. Stakeholders noted a possible $1 to $2 stamp to fund acquisition and development of fisheries, while opposition questioned the broader license fee increase.
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Gomaultiee
Ren. Clarentee G. Stiyor
Cumberland
Hie
Stoner
Grose
Uae
Inernse
Fisii- Ineareas
Theft of ad funds at Corry Gradge office sparks probe
Forty years ago on April 26 a $60 ad and $100 were stolen from the wash drawer in the Corry Gradge office on First Avenue. Police and officials investigate as the school board responds.
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Rou Corry Evening Journal
Corey
Ee Corry Journal
Esrept
Sanday Fet
Gould Street
Cony
George F. Lamie
Masciple
Wiliam Lounle
John McLoughlin
G. T. Bergman
Wational
Rimbale
New York
Chicago
Detral
Pittsburgh
Corry Gradge
Epie
Elephant Delayed By World Crisis At Philadelphia Zoo
The Philadelphia Zoo delays a baby elephant destined for the children's zoo due to global conflict. Supply routes from Tanganyika were disrupted by Egypt’s unrest and the Suez closure. After a 13 day canal delay the Lom bok sailed around the Cape of Good Hope, arriving days late as director Freeman M. Shelly estimates the opening may slip.
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Zoo
Freeman M. Shelly
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Everling
R. W. Brown
Corry
Bing Crosby
Bud Brookes
Yale
Ciuriers
Accordion School of Music
Osiecki Bros
East Main St
Kiwanis Rotary
Warner
Gulf Service North Center
Rotary
Kiwanis
Leoul CO
Carry
South Center St
Te School Board
Philadee
Thomas Motors
R. D
West Smith Street
Thomas Motors of Corry, Inc
Corry Savings and Loan Association
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