Western Powers Face Dilemma Over Middle East Arms and UN Troops
The article outlines two renewed approaches to Middle East tension. One urges the United States to supply arms to Israel to counter Soviet arms to Egypt. The other proposes UN troops to patrol the Israel Arab demilitarized zone. It notes Israel’s alliance with the U S and Arab oil interests complicating options and calls for measures that ease, not heighten, regional tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle East
Israel
United States
Russia
Egypt
New York
Eleanor Roosevelt
Harry Truman
Walter P. Reuther
AFL- eIa
Soviet Union
Washington
United Nations
U. S
Great Britain
Detroit Rejoices as Newspapers Return After Strike
After 46 days the three Detroit papers resume publication and enjoy a 16 percent surge in first-day sales. Advertisers echo cheer with festive ads and record pages, while the Polish Daily News expands English sections. Public notices, ads, and weather forecasts resume, and residents note improved police morale and voter apathy in the Lansing and Hamtramck areas.
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James G. Crossley
NEA
Detroit
Truman lip talk tests Democrats in 1956 South votes
The article argues Truman’s sharp public口 stance risks alienating Southern voters essential to a Democratic victory in 1956. It notes his Give ’em Hell style keeps him in the public eye but harms stature. It cautions the South no longer blindly supports the party and urges candidates to consider regional loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Truman
New York
Truman
Democratic Party
South
Dixie
Aviation congestion grows as jets strain air facilities
Editorial notes the Air Force Association convenes aviation leaders in Washington to urge faster airport, navigation aid, and air traffic control upgrades. It cites a January report on lagging infrastructure and discusses Long Beach California ballot plans to expand a 10 000 foot runway for 54 million while warning of noise and safety concerns and a Douglas Aircraft benefit.
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Washington
Long Beach
Calif
Douglas Aircraft, Inc
Douglas
Jet Age Costs and Noise Issues Stir Public Aviation Debate
Douglas plans spending 15 to 20 million dollars to expand its Long Beach plant for final DC-8 assembly. A May 1955 eight member Budget Bureau panel warned mid air collision risks have reached a critical stage and urged a top official to align aviation facilities with growth. President Eisenhower sought 40 million for new navigation and traffic control and airport grants would rise to 75 million in 1957. Republic Aviation demonstrated a muffler cutting jet noise by 75 percent, addressing concerns that noise could force bans at city airports.
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Douglas
Long Beach
Rowland R. Hughes
Budget Bureau
Eisenhower
Congress
Republic Aviation Corporation
Washington News Notebook Big Topic Troubles Kinship Confusion
A Washington social scene digest notes hostesses hoping for a presidential candidacy decision. Talks center on Ike's run or non run and potential shifts in guest lists. Dulles and George pose for photos after a border crisis briefing while Clare Boothe Luce and Perle Mesta showcase female diplomatic ties during the season.
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Washington
Gaza
Princess Margaret
Ike
America
Italy
Clare Boothe Luce
Town
Sheraton Park
Truman
Luxembourg
Perle Mesta
Perle
Notes on the News and Royal Navy Names
A jokey five year plan line praises heavy machinery led by Secretary Wilbur Brucker. The Pakistan navy chief is nicknamed H M S P Choudri to avoid mixups with a British ship. Bulganin jokes about heart disease while a church service reminder closes the fragment.
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Popoff
Wilbur Brucker
Brucker
Royal Pakistan Navy
Hajee Mohammed Sididdiq Choudri
H.M.S.P. Choudri
H.M.S. Choudri
Mediterranean
Pakistan
Senenee H.M.S.P. Choudri
Republicans and Democrats Clash in North Carolina Races
The North Carolina political scene shows contests building in the Eleventh and Fourth districts with state and district conventions set for March 9 and 10 in Raleigh and Durham. Rumors swirl of factional tensions between Eisenhower and Taft camps, possible challenges to Mrs. Few and strong bids by J. E. Broyhill and Ralph Gardner. Geographical loyalties and past voting patterns shape movers and shakers as hydro power debates mix with local electoral drama.
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Durham
Raleigh
San Francisco
Eisenhower
Taft
W. P. Few
J. E. Broyhill
Lenoir
Bill Stevens
Ninth
Broyhill
Ralph Gardner
Charlie Hamilton
Gastonia
Basil Whitener
Hugh Webb
Shelby
Hamilton
Woodrow Jones
Capitol Square
Gardner
Washington
Gaston
Gaston County
Maj. A. L
Bulwinkle
Jones
North Carolina
Cp&l
Duke
Vepco
Carolina Power
Kerr Dam
Quotes On Shortstops Rizzuto and Party Plans
A montage of quotes from Casey Stengel on shortstops and Phil Rizzuto, Nikita Khrushchev on Soviet plans, Eisenhower about political futures, and William Knowland on isolationism. The remarks reflect sports praise, party rhetoric, and Cold War era debates.
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Phil Rizzuto
Casey Stengel
Yankee
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the High Enterprise
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Washington News Notebook
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Dulles
Walter George
D-Ga
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Charles Pearson
Bulganin
National Presbyterian Church
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Rutherford
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Red Party
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