Arabs Seek Ike Aid From U S Policy In Palestine
Fifteen American and Arab faculty members of the American University of Beirut sent a cable to President Eisenhower congratulating him on his victory. They said they trusted he would address injustices in Palestine and restore U S policy to justice and freedom for all peoples.
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Double-headed calf born on Mason farm
Centralia reports farmer Hubert Steel saw his heifer’s first calf born near Mason with two heads. The unusual twin died shortly after birth.
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Eisenhower landslide tops 1952 news year UP editors say
United Press editors pick the 10 biggest stories of 1952 led by Dwight D. Eisenhower winning the GOP nomination and the presidency breaking the 20 year Republican drought. Also noted are the H-bomb tests, Korean War, steel seizure ruling, Queen Elizabeth II, Flying Enterprise, Newark and Elizabeth NJ crashes, Iran Britain oil tensions, prison riots, and King Farouk’s ouster.
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Philippines to Host First International Fair of Asia
Manila hosts a multinational exhibition from February to April featuring 10 nations. More than two million attendees are expected to view displays of cultural, commercial, and industrial progress over 500 years. Participating nations include the United States Spain Nationalist China Thailand Indo China Italy Sweden Indonesia and Belgium.
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Bachelor Seeks Big Raise in Weekly Allowance
Miami court set a 9 a.m. hearing for Ernest J. Bisgrove 75 to increase his 10 weekly allowance from a $6,000 yearly income he wants 65 weekly. He seeks more money to buy Christmas gifts visit stores and aid others before eight years he expects to live. He accuses his guardian niece Mrs Stata Tucker Tripp of attempting to control his funds.
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Europeans Name Carlsen Story Top News Of 1952
Editors from twelve European countries vote Captain Carlsen on the Flying Enterprise as the top headline of 1952. Eisenhower’s U S election ranks high, with Farouk abdication and Elizabeth II ascent also listed among the five most significant stories.
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Georgian tea factory boom described in USSR
Moscow reports twenty six new tea factories to be built in the Georgian Republic of the USSR designed to process 78 000 tons of leaf annually. The plants will rise in tea growing regions to expand production.
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