New Threat to U S Ideals Amid Egypt and Hungary Turmoil
Essay argues neutral nations soured on Russia over Hungary suppressive tactics and cites U S policy failures after World War II. It notes Asian and Arab states questioning Western ties and calls for repair of the Atlantic alliance without sacrificing colonial self determination. It asserts U S should maintain stance on Egypt while healing Britain France rift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hungary
United Nations
Russia
Tadian
U.N
United States
Asia
Middle East
Eeuieunigtt
Egypt
Britain
France
Im .Ing
Knowland
Payat
Governor's Promise on Water Crisis and Oroville Dam Plan
Governor Knight signals action on California water conservation with a 1957-58 budget proposal to begin preparatory work on the Oroville dam funded by oil production revenues. The plan aims to curb past flood damage, secure scarce water for a booming population, and boost Southern Alameda County as state officials push for a robust water future.
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California
Goodwin’ Knight
Oroville
South County
Knight
Alameda County
Oroville Dam
Suez clearance speed urged by UN chief to aid oil flow
Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold says the Suez Canal could be cleared much faster than claimed, with 30 percent of normal tanker traffic restored within a month if Nasser allows full clearance. He told Secretary Dulles in a private report and Reuters notes U.N. and Senate leaders received the update. Curtis LeMay warns SAC forces age, urges recruitment. Huntington Library houses Patton papers and Nazi laws. estimated equipment value cited at 5.5 billion with unclear basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Suez Canal
Dag Hammarskield
Dulles
United Nations
Gamal Nasser
Suez
Western
Europe
Senate
William Knowland
Calif
Eric Humphrey
Minn
Aremnders
Aite
U.N
Waltés George
NATO
Curtis LeMay
Strategic Air Command
Pentagon
LeMay
Huntington
California
George Patton
Hitler
Patton
International Actions Deepen Resolve on Middle East Crisis
Melbourne reports Australian External Affairs Minister Robert E. Casey asserts clear American determination to prevent the world from being communized, despite doubts about form and speed. Los Angeles notes Judge Burnett Wolfson linking teenage delinquency to Elvis haircuts, joking about shaved heads. Washington quotes James P. Richards of the House Foreign Affairs committee saying the Middle East danger may be past and UN troops need not be opposed.
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Ay International News Service
Melbourne
Robert E. Casey
Middle East
Los Angeles
Burnett Wolfson
Elvis Presley
Washington
James P. Richards
S.C
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Janis Wall
United Nations
Mystery of the eels unraveled by Eugene Burns
Eugene Burns chronicles the astonishing eel migration detailing how American and European eels travel up to 3000 miles and three years to reach the Sargasso Sea to spawn. Adults vanish after eight years, while young drift 12 months to reach the Gulf Stream then the Atlantic coast rivers, transforming into mature females ready to repeat the cycle.
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Strean
Europe
Mediterranean
Africa
America
Atlantic
Sarcasso Sea
Bermuda
Gulf Stream
Wade
Sargasso Sea
Eugene Burns
Holidays and Holidays Varied Across States and Times
Editorial discusses how states name and observe holidays including Pearl Harbor, Thanksgiving, and Independence Day. Notes Texas and other states changing dates, federal designations, and the role of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce in listing observances. Mentions specific dates and region-wide contrasts without sensational detail.
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Theodore M
Keldin
Maryland
Pearl Harbor
Pubisher
Washington’s
Lake Ay Veterans Day
Congress
District of Columbia
D States
Virginia
North Carolina
Texas
Hawaii
Oklahoma
Southern
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
Louisiana
Mississippi
South Carolina
Tennessee
Arkansas
Virgin Islands
United States Chamber of Commerce
U.5
Department of Commerce
Fast Runner Shatters Illinois Coach's Watchful Eye
During a Saturday scrimmage at the University of Illinois, coach Bob Zuppke warned his substitute end to watch a fast opposing quarterback. The next play the QB escaped for a 30 yard gain, prompting Zuppke to howl as the sub returned. The substitute insisted he watched him but conceded the runner could truly fly.
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University Ofllinois
Dini
Bob Zuppke
Ram
Zuppke
He Cau
Ther Heaky
Hungary’s Fight For Freedom In Budapest Amid Destruction
International News Service reports on Budapest after six weeks of Soviet pounding. Citizens remain unbowed, with passive resistance growing as workers, women, and bus drivers disrupt Soviet efforts. Destruction of Andrassy Street and widespread debris frame a city where the spirit of freedom endures.
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Budapest
Katharine Clark
International
Hungary
Janos Kadar
Russky Go
Soch
Strictly Personal Tarnished Golden Rule by Sydney J Harris
An essayist rejects the view that the world’s ills stem from ignoring the Golden Rule. He argues the rule is an ideal, unattainable in everyday life, used to excuse moral passivity and hypocrisy. The piece notes human imperfectibility and cites Jesus’ rebuke of being called good.
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Sydney J. Harris
Rey
Heaven
Jesus
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