Arab World Aligns With Moscow Says HAL LEHRMAN
Jerusalem reports describe broad Arab alignment with Soviet influence amid anti French and anti Western actions. The North African Liberation Committee funded by the Arab League promotes anti French resistance and anti American base sentiment while Syria expands Soviet ties and Lebanon weighs Communist China recognition. Iraq backs the Baghdad Pact but seeks an Arab settlement with Israel.
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Hal Lehrman
NEA
Jerusalem
Israel
Mos
Morocco
Algeria
Egypt
Syria
Hungary
Cairo
Abdelhak Sarwat
North African Liberation Committee
Arab League
Ad Kabylia
Aurea
Ross
North Africa
Krem
Ean
Jordan
Britain
U. S
Turkey
Pakistan
Ider
Damascus
China
Poland
East Germany
Bulgaria
Lebanon
Beirut
Jordan Valley
Iraq
Clamp Down On Charity Rackets Move Beyond Big Cities
A New York Legislature joint committee plans a report with recommendations to require registration and accounting of religious charities and bar unordered charity solicitations. Tests indicate street solicitations by fake clergy and calls by pretended ministers yield large returns for fraudsters, with most funds diverted to promoters.
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Big City
New York
North Carolina
U. S
Parking Puzzle Attracts Busier Main Street
Parking tickets rise during furniture shows as officials seek fair rules for locals and out of town visitors. Exposition Building cancellations helped but left stores short of spaces. hundreds of off street spots helped but the problem persists with no clear solution. Citizens are urged to provide ideas for a faster fair approach.
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Main St
Questioning Emergency Care After Child's Death in High Point
In High Point a six month old child died after a Friday ambulance visit and a doctor on call prescribed penicillin and a skin capsule. Critics urge improved call duty and hospital access while questioning coroner practices and urging safeguards to prevent future tragedy.
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Greensboro
Grace Kelly Monaco engagement sparks tax scare recap
Washington notes tease a tax dodge panic over Grace Kelly's engagement to Prince Rainier III. Initial hopes of a 30 percent rate evaporate after IRS clarifies the rule applies to earners below 15 000 annually. Miss Kells earns well above that.
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Washington
Nea
Grace Kelly
Prince Rainier III of
Monaco
Noted Washington social scene and Brazil trip details
The piece recalls a Washington dinner hosted by Senator Margaret Chase Smith with guests including Frances Bolton and Harold Stassen. It mentions Dale Hoecker and his family en route to Brazil where he will work as an agriculture expert for the ICA. It also notes a reception for Brazilian President-elect Kubitschek featuring steak tartare canapés.
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Dale Hoecker
Brazil
International Cooperation Administration
Washington
Margaret Chase Smith
R-Me
Frances Bolton
Rohio
Africa
Harold Stassen
Rep
J Martin
Mass
Sen
J Bricker
Ohio
Supreme Court
Harold Burton
George Sa
Er Ye
Congressional Club
Juscelino Kubitschek
Stassen Brings Nation to Brink of Peace at Capitol Party
Washington report describes Thurmond Chatham and Katharine St. George hosting a high profile Capitol suite party. Guests include Priscilla Chatham and CBS’s Nan Hanschman. The piece links Stassen’s antiwar push to Secretary Dulles brink of war discussions, noting chatter over four million new Republican voters and a dramatic luncheon atmosphere.
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Washington
Thurmond Chatham
North Carolina
Katharine
Price Collier St. George
New York
Tuxedo Park
Franklin D. Roosevelts
Hyde Park
Chatham
Paris
Rep. St. George's
Nancy Hanschman
CBS Capitol News
Pat Chatham
Aris
Eleanor
John Foster Dulles
United States
Washington Press Corps
Childe Harolde
Stassen
Dulles
PUNGENT PHRASES: Voting with Their Feet
Simple line on how people show opinions by action rather than words. The phrase highlights a trend of expressing stance through behavior instead of public statements.
Phrase crafts capture public mood in school aid debate
The High Point Enterprise notes vivid expressions and slogans shaping views on federal aid for schools. It highlights a U S Chamber of Commerce proposal and a capsule line warning against federal control, reflecting looming government influence over local boards.
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East Germany
West Germany
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Local Legislators brace for re election battle in North Carolina
Patterned politics at capi tol square shows a mix of retiring lawmakers and hopeful challengers. Seniority governs influence while know how from experience outvalues raw talent in enacting laws as campaigns heat up across Wake and eastern counties with open discussion on the social question and a possible shift in state senate races.
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General Assembly
Raleigh
General Assembly of
North Carolina
Congress of the United States
Wake County
Martin Green
Releigh Merchant
James Poyner
State Senate
Green
Poyner
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Allan
Toma Fortune
Patricia Chatham
Carlsbad
High Point Enterprise
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