Military cuts postponed amid Middle East tensions
The editorial argues against immediate U S military cuts, citing strategic planning and morale. It notes total forces at 850,000 with 220,000 under arms, a 4 to 6 percent planned reduction, and a $26 billion budget. It discusses atomic weapons history, manpower needs, and readiness in the current tense world scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle East
United States
Suez Canal
Sinai Peninsula
Gaza Strip
Hungary
Nasser Approves Police Guard After Suez Talks
Abdel Nasser presents a hard line after agreeing to a United Nations police presence in Egypt. He portrays the force as a conqueror's terms on Egyptian soil, says the UN can stay only where he allows, and notes Russian volunteers and arms back his stance amid ongoing Arab Israeli tensions.
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Nasser
Game Abdel Nasser
Egypt
United Nations
Suez
Sinai
Ferael Vnce
Ruissian
Ding Dong School Tampa Bell System Glitch At Plant High
Assistant principal Orrian M Schucter managed a bell system glitch at Plant High School. He addressed students over the intercom with a brief message ending periods, saying Ding-dong and similar sounds to signal class changes.
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Tampa
Frs
Plant High School
Orrian M Schucter
Schlicter
Corry memories recount fires and aid efforts twenty years past
Fragmented text recalls Corry fires and a 1936 appeal for Hungarian refugees. It mentions Fire Chief Adi Paulson canvassing for the Stanford Hose Company annual sale and a plan to speed refugee admissions, with references to Eisenhower aid and later local police actions.
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Adi Paulson
Fis
Fis Fickel
Thir Alst
Stanford Hose Company
Hich
Solon
Hungary
Washington
Walter Hpa
Austria
United State
Unie
Deauty
New York
Altstris
Cains Presiquoit
Eisenhower
Army
Happenings on Ravelin Hill and Jamestown Visits
Community notes from Ravelin Hill and Jamestown detail residents traveling, visiting relatives, and local engagements. Howard Way and family spend winter in Jamestown for work. Miss Marionette Sweet secured National Woosted employment. many locals host visitors, attend banquets, and plan trips to California and Toronto for events, with church services and demonstrations also reported.
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Howard Way
Jamestown
Howard
Rollo Neckers
Amos White
Marionette Sweet
National Woosted Siile Iy Falconer
Mazionette
Ralph Nichols Jr
Harold Sweet
Edm White
Sherman
Nilin Bushnell
Kenmore
Raspas
Cooper
Californ
California
Amp
Harold Bromley
Alton Bromley
Samy
Tennessee Gas Transmission Company
Ravelin Hill
Rodney
Richard Goggin
Dennis
Floyd Marsh
Lakewood
Goggins
Myrl Babcock
Everett Cady
Raymond Willink
Howard Rhebergen
Toronto
Canada
Shirley Sweet
May Sulest
Stanley
Guys Haslett
Marion Humphrey
Duis
David Pierson
New Ross Grange
Falcoth
Spurr
Findleyake
Psychiatrist Ordered to See Professional in Redwood City
Superior Judge Edmund Scott told psychiatrist Walter J. Grant he should seek treatment and follow rules. Grant had asked for support for his wife and daughter, seeking $353 a month reduced to $135. he claimed a $1,800 monthly income with equal expenses.
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Redwood City
Calif
Edmund Scott
Walter J. Grant
Grant
Fo Fdilée
Corry TV Schedule and Local Ad Bulletin
A fragmented Sunday TV guide from WBEN Buffalo style listing color test patterns, Western Roundup, untuned programs, church service, news and weather, sports and theatre blocks. Includes local ad for Parm equipment supplier International Harvester sales and service in Corry Pennsylvania with address and phone.
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al—Barker
Uncle Jerry's Club
Servic
St Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Toyland Express
Wild Bill Hickok
Gathalio
Hisna
Browns
Browns 420 Lots Talk Sports 7/6)—Sco
Benny
GE Theatre
Alfred Icienee
Liaito
Clymer Community Club notes and local events
The Clymer Community Club held a dinner at the high school cafeteria served by Girl Scouts with Mrs Roy Gravink as chairman. Assemblyman Bruce Myey spoke. George Christensen led the business meeting and a slate of officers was formed. Members and guests attended multiple social events including visits to Bemus Point, Stow, and Edinboro, with reports from the Women’s Christian Temperance Union and the Ernest Seekers Class at Abbe Reformed Church. A January meeting was planned and various local residents attended college events and church activities amid seasonal gatherings.
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Clymer
Roy Gravink
Bruce Myey
Fredonia
George Chiristensen
CE Spitzer
James Gravink
Ernest Dunnewold
Henry Habink
Janette Gravink
Bemus Point
Miss Gravink
Bemis Point
Minnie Legters
Leonard Hogenboom
Walter Lehr
George Calaldo
Yes -Lemson
Albert Resling
Eli Vader Sehaaff
Mabel Dallas
Jamestown
Wroomsin
Toll Vali
Wwrs
Arthur Leis
Nettie Rheberge
James. Gravink
Frances Dunnewold
Legh Dugnewyld
Eleanor Schruers
Judy Hottmin
Judy Compton
Lois’ Horsel
R. A. Thompson
Wilbur Camp
University of Buffalo
Missruditt
Chiss
Glen Brekevick
Iirid
Rehben Selfsidge
Tallman
Ice Forces
Buffalo
Abbe Reformed Church
Gibert J Ton
Ernest Diinewold
Jone ‘TenHakers
Harold Tun- Haken
Gilbert J. Ten
Harold Tentrusen
Robert Legters
Howilrd Leetus Silug
Rey
Ernest Dilnnewald
Raymond. Wathiowey
Hutts Vail
Dems Fire 2 From House Positions
Uproar over patronage hits the House as two Democratic members lose posts amid a shakeup. Powell and Shepard, both connected to the Democratic patronage committee, are removed from influential slots as whispers of retribution and reform swirl through party ranks.
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Avery
Representatoes
Adam Clayton Pomel
ENV
Qve
Powell
Nesp
Severith Feria
Sunpurk
Fresiderit Essorowey
Sheppard
D-Calif
House Democratic BA
Prkite
Escapes Hospital Before Rearrest in Citywide Search
Norris Lucas, 44, fled Hamot Hospital emergency room after a court ordered rearrest on a peace warrant. Police seek him after he allegedly struck his wife with a baseball bat, causing head injuries and more than 10 stitches. Lucas vanished as staff notified authorities. alderman says another warrant exists. The incident followed a prior arrest attempt and amid ongoing legal action.
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Erin
Norris Lucas
Hamot
Pollo
Pew
Lucas
Jams Hojail
Nis Liets
Isolsho Stelick Biims
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Elmview Jersey
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Red Cross
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Henry
Allyne Glenmaher
Price
Don Dsishy Tashi
Browty and Son Company
North
Hammerteport
Policn Cityit Totay
Madison
Wis
Roy Proglar
University of Wisconsin
Behart
Briggs & Stratton
Clinton
Continental Motors
Cady
Collier
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Hunt
Wben-Tv
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Jackie Gleason
Oh Susanna
Jeanieigh
Johnson
Rosshacher Insurance Service
Cule
Fie Cle
Funeral Home
Dems
General Electric
Micro Cookie Press
General Electric Irons
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Burns
Erhice Clef Isshion
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Bey
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