U S Policy Lacking in Middle East Vacuum
Five months into the crisis the United States has no concrete policy for the Middle East. Nasser’s restraint on the Suez Canal and the UN’s role complicate efforts to reopen the waterway as Britain France and Israel withdraw. The piece argues for strong US leadership to counter Soviet influence and fill the regional vacuum.
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U. S
Middle East
United States
Egypt
Nasser
Suez Canal
France
Great Britain
United Nations
Sinai Peninsula
Gaza Strip
Aswan
Soviet Union
Europe
West
Presidential Succession and Eisenhower Election Details
The article explains the presidential succession process after Eisenhower became president elect on December 17 and clarifies that electors, not voters, chose him. It discusses the role of the vice president elect if the elected president dies before inauguration and cites 1912 precedents while urging health and strength for Eisenhower amid global leadership duties.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Electoral College
National Committee
Republican National Committee
Asia Discovers Eisenhower Through Asian Neutralist Feelings
Asia now views Eisenhower as a popular action figure who could boost U S prestige with a potential Far East visit after Washington talks with Nehru. Burmese and Indian diplomats voice strong name recognition and see a tour as a counter to creeping communism, while Dulles and Eden’s illnesses shaped new Asian attitudes.
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Nehru
Far East
Edward R. Kennedy
NEA
Singapore
Asia
Eisenhower
Southeast Asia
Washington
Russia
John Foster Dulles
Anthony Eden
Eisenhower in Asia and Chou En-lai Signals on China
The piece surveys Chou En-lai and Asian leaders signaling possible moderation of China’s stance, suggesting a U S Asia tour could pressure Beijing to settle the Formosa issue. Nehru is seen as a potential middleman, while Eisenhower’s bargaining skill remains untested amid regional expectations of negotiation.
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Chou En-lai
Red China
Eisenhower
U. S
Peiping
Formosa
Foomosa
Nehru
Chou
Washington
New Industrial Relocation Spreads Across Rural America
Editorial notes that postwar manufacturing expands beyond traditional centers as new plants rise in small towns and rural areas. Factors include transport improvements, lower costs, and evolving processes. While gains favor regions like the Pacific and Mountain states, towns benefit from jobs and purchasing power yet face rising land values and services costs.
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United States
New England
Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountain States
West South Central States
South Atlantic States
East South Central States
Middle Atlantic
North Central
Unclear contract notice from High Point Enterprise text
The fragment mentions carriers dealers and distributors tied to contractors and a National Advertising entity with a corporate contact, hinting at a notice or directive related to advance home arrangements.
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Iadeon Contractors
High Point Enterprise
Advance Su Home
Retree National Advertising Tives
Werdoriffith Company
Rockefeller money fuels private aid effort in Venezuela
Nelson Rockefeller and brothers have invested about 124 million dollars in Venezuela over a decade as a private aid program with five major oil companies. The push aimed to raise living standards, raise food production, curb inflation, aid small business, and promote private investment. Losses occurred in initial fishing industry loans, but a frozen fish fillet business and eight supermarket chains prosper. Venezuela’s first local capital department store opened in Caracas, and modern dairying methods plus home deliveries spread. Rockefeller assets are now around seven million, with a projected half million profit this year.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Nelson Rockefeller
States
Margarita Island
Rockefeller
Rockefeller Brothers
Venezeula
Sobremercados
Capital
Sears
Rockefeller ventures in Venezuela target profit and public aid
Notes on the News discusses IBEC the International Basic Economy Corp and the American International Association. It explains private enterprise pilots in Venezuela and four other countries, funds from government and oil firms, and plans to hand projects to governments after proven profitability. It details nutrition education water wells tractor training teacher prep rural credit and a 5 V 5 program for farm youth.
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IBEC
International Basic Economy Corp
Rockefellers
Venezuela
American International Association
AIA
U. S
Valor
Vigor
Verdad
Verguenza
Honor
Immigrant Scientists and Refugees Shaped War Efforts
A column honors refugees who aided the U S war effort from Einstein to LaMarr and Stravinsky. It notes 1 800 000 refugees since 1933, their ventures in business science and the arts, and calls for immigration quota reflection. It also praises Dr James W Davis of Statesville and promotes a Lions Club biography fundraising.
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U. S
Albert Einstein
Hedy LaMarr
Peter Lorre
Jim Davis
Statesville
Legette Blythe
Statesville Lions Club
Davis
James W. Davis
North Carolina
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Good Afternoon
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Albert Maisel
Otto Klemperer
Bruno Walter
Kurt Weill
Paul Hindemith
Igor Stravinsky
Rudolf Serkin
Arthur Schnabel
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