Nasser May Use Suez Canal Closure as Leverage
James Marlow asserts Egyptian President Nasser could exploit the blocked canal to pressure West Europe and the United States for aid. Fawzi in Washington criticizes U.S. and British aid focus, warns UN salvage may stall, and notes Egypt’s economy would suffer with prolonged closure.
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Deaths Negro Funeral for Willie D Powell
Willie D Powell died Thursday at Decatur General Hospital. Funeral Sunday at 2 30 p m from Mt Nebo Church with Rev Robert Leslie officiating. Burial in adjoining cemetery directed by Reynolds. Survivors include his wife Catherine Powell and four others.
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Eden Returns to Britain as Political Storm Brews
Prime Minister Eden arrives back in Britain after a Jamaica vacation to resume leadership amid party rifts over the Egyptian crisis and anti Americanism. The Times questions his fate while the Telegraph hints it may be time for a change though no alternative leader commands wider support.
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Powell Family Notice From Decatur Honoring Members
Regrin Mrs. Marlean Prentis ach Calif Miss Cleoisia Powell Miss Willie Lee Powell and Miss Annie M Powell all of Decatur. Three sons Herman Powell Frank J Powell and Jimmie Powell all of Decatur.
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Eisenhower Nehru Talk Promises Clash Yet Aims to Build Ties
Washington expects four day talks between President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Nehru to raise a clash of ideas on Red China Middle East military pacts and colonialism while aiming for closer relations. Officials note both leaders' experience may prevent misunderstandings and foster better mutual understanding.
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Emerging Figure Ishibashi Wins Liberal Democratic Party Lead
Tanzan Ishibashi, a controversial economist with a decade in politics, won the Liberal Democratic party presidency in Tokyo and is poised to become prime minister before Christmas after Hatoyama’s resignation. He defeated Nobusuke Kishi 258-251, signaling possible party strife and promising aggressive trade expansion with China and increased public works despite budget concerns.
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Exiled Haiti Ex-President Magloire Flees to Jamaica
Former Haitian president Paul Magloire and nine family members arrived in Kingston Jamaica after a flight from Port au Prince. He offered no statement on arrival and left plans indefinite as Jamaica accepted the exiled leader amid a three day sitdown strike that halted normal life.
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Finnish Leader Paasikivi Dies at 86 in Helsinki
Helsinki reports the death of Juho Paasikivi age 86, Finland's president from 1946 to last February. The veteran statesman, who rose from prewar politics, served as premier and bank head, shaping postwar policy with Moscow influence. He retired after his second term last February.
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Tot Found In Woods Northwest Of Anniston
Burma Dale Enfinger six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Enfinger was found in woods seven miles from home after getting lost walking home from school. She was taken to Memorial Hospital with no ill effects and returned home. Police volunteers and a Civil Air Patrol detachment aided the search.
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Cotaco 4-H'ers Plan Christmas Social
At a Girls 4-H Club meeting here pattern demonstrations were given by Johnnie Sue Gurley and Jan Bowling. A Christmas social is planned for the December meeting. Members are to bring cookies and candy for refreshments.
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British Prime Minister to face Parliament after health checkup
After a weekend with a medical checkup at his country home near London, the Prime Minister planned to resume duties following a Downing Street meeting with top Cabinet members. Parliament session is scheduled for Monday afternoon.
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