Arab Nations Move at UN for Earthshaking Sanctions on Israel
United Nations Assembly faces a bid by the Arab bloc led by the Asian African group to demand crippling economic and military sanctions on Israel over Gaza and Gulf of Aqaba tensions. The plan awaits U S response as debates unfold with France and Scandinavians largely opposing sanctions.
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United Nations
N.Y
Gamn
U.N. Assembly
Israel
Ae Gyo
General Assembly
United States
U.N
Gaza Strip
Gulf of Aqaba
David Ben-Gurion
Hile
Fog as metaphor and fire suppressant in clear speech
The piece explains fog as a mental state causing confusion and as a physical agent used to control fires. It urges precise word usage to avoid miscommunication and misinterpretation, noting fog can both obscure thinking and protect lives and property when applied correctly.
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R. L. Dieffenbacher
D.D
NEA
Bride’s death ruled accidental in Piedmont Airlines case
The Civil Aeronautics Board ruled the death of Oren A. Pruitt was an accidental act. A passenger opened the cabin door while the flight was underway after the lavatory was occupied. Pruitt fell as crew and passengers strapped in prepared for landing. The board found no fault by Piedmont Airlines or the crew.
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Washington
Shelby
N.C
Civil Aeronautics Board
Oren A. Pruitt
Piedmont Airlines
Pruitt
U S and Israel mull talks on troop withdrawal
U S officials said they would press for further talks with Israel on withdrawing troops while not delaying U N pressure. Ben-Gurion rejected Eisenhower's appeal and insisted Israeli forces stay in the Gulf of Aqaba and Gaza until security guarantees are issued. The U S and Britain anticipated possible modifications carried by Eban as talks continued.
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United States
Israel
U.N
United
Ben-Gurion
Eisenhower
Jerusalem
Eban
U. S
Dulles
Gulf of Aqaba
Gaza Strip
Gulf
Strip
Abba Eban
U.S
United Nations
Explosion Injures Five at Cham pion Paper Plant Pasadena
An explosion at the Cham ion Paper & Fibre Co plant in Pasadena Texas rocked a caustic soda tank of 125000 gallons outside the causticizing unit injuring at least five people. Fire was contained about 10 a.m. and not immediately explained.
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Champion Paper & Fibre Co
Pasadena
Tex
Ship Canal
Eee Oe
Sala Bacan Tee Genel
Hos
Airport Plan Rejected for Eastern North Carolina
The Civil Aeronautics Administration rejected the Mid-Eastern Airport Authority proposal to serve a large eastern North Carolina area with a new airport. It urged continuing Piedmont Airlines service at Kinston and suggested the Civil Aeronautics Board review service adequacy. The memo notes Rocky Mount already has air service and could be improved with better facilities. If CAB finds complaints valid, new planning would follow CAB certificate terms.
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Civil Aeronautics Administration
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Kinston
Piedmont Airlines
Rocky Mount
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Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Greenville
Stalin Impersonator Stirs Downtown Los Angeles
Actor Maurice Manson, a striking Stalin lookalike, strolls 7th and Broadway in marshal uniform for The Secret Diary of Josef Stalin. Passersby react with double takes as he purchases no Pravda, chats with a straight-faced cop, and encounters a drunken veteran in Pershing Square.
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Los Angeles
Josef Stalin
Maurice Manson
7Th
Broadway
Stalin
FBI
Russia
Manson
Pershing Square
Buddy
India to discuss Kashmir with Security Council
New Delhi officials said India is willing to discuss the Kashmir problem with the UN Security Council. The council voted 10 to 0 with the Soviet Union abstaining to send its president Gunnar V. Jarring of Sweden to India in February to seek a settlement of the Kashmir dispute.
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India
Kashmir
Security Council
Soviet Union
Gunnar V. Jarring
Sweden
Last Dock Workers Accept Pact
The last obstacle to settling the East Coast dock strike ended as Hampton Roads longshoremen and shippers agreed on a new contract in Norfolk after Baltimore accepted a general wage pattern raising pay 32 cents hourly over three years. The Hampton Roads pact mirrors the coastwide agreement, with wage and benefit adjustments and locally negotiated concessions including a three week vacation for workers with less than six years seniority and extra paid holidays.
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Norfolk
Hampton Roads
Baltimore
Hampton
Maine
Virginia
New York
Newport News
Additi
Invasion Sheep Trigger Israeli Arab Legion Clashes
A Jordanian flock invaded Israel near Amatsia triggering a 30 minute firefight with Arab Legionnaires. An Israeli army spokesman reported no Israeli casualties. Incidents included ambushes near Afulla and Lydda wounding two border policemen and a civilian truck attack east of Haifa injuring two civilians.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Jordan
Arab
Affula
Lydda
Haifa
Israel Knesset rejects withdrawal terms in Gaza stand
Israeli lawmakers from ruling and opposition parties reject Ben-Gurion conditions for leaving Gaza and Aqaba, signaling intensified negotiations with the United States and United Nations. Yigal Alon threatens to quit the coalition over further withdrawals as debate resumes in Jerusalem.
North Carolina Teachers Seek Average 19 Percent Pay Rise
A group of North Carolina House members introduced a bill backed by the NCEA to raise teacher pay by about 19.31 percent, costing the state $22.8 million over two fiscal years. Gov Hodges and the Budget Commission favored a 9.1 percent increase. A separate pair of measures would tax repair parts of farm machinery at wholesale rates.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Education Assn
State Board of Education
R. Wayland Floyd
Robeson
H. Clifton Blue
Moore
Claude Farrell
NCEA
Hodges
Advisory Budget Commission
House
Senate
Rep
B. I. Satterfield
Person
Adam Whitley
Johnston
Anglo U S Relations Shake Over Israel Sanctions
London reports a crisis as Prime Minister Macmillan weighs UN sanctions on Israel amid domestic anger and a push to align the British U S alliance. Selwyn Lloyd met urgently with Secre Selwyn Lloyd to gauge support and possible Israeli withdrawal from Egypt.
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Harold Macmillan
United Nations
Eisenhower
Macmillan
Sep Secr
Selwyn Lloyd
Egypt
U.N
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