Suez Crisis Could Shape Global Peace via Internationalization
Amid Nasser's nationalization of the Suez Canal the world weighs a shift toward UN management to guarantee open passage for all vessels. While Britain and France fear trade losses, the move could curb Arab-French tensions and stabilize global commerce through international control.
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Nasser
Suez Canal Company
Suez
Britain
Far East
Great Britain
France
Algeria
Egypt
United Nations
Industry interdependence cited as obstacle to boycotts in furniture trade
An editorial argues against unified boycotts by midwestern furniture retailers and warns such actions could hurt American efficiency. It notes Chicago costs, California markets, and statewide production balance, urging better nonviolent responses to Futomian and Rota's challenges rather than economic isolation.
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Nues
Nasser
Suez
Aswan High Dam
Chicago
Free Enter
Mnef
Alfred Rota
California
Futomian
Mississippi
Rota
Chicago delegates brace for filmed political spectacle
The Chicago convention crowd will witness a high tech setup with a ship bridge rostrum and teleprompters. News wires and networks will cover the event from 16 camera locations while 26 additional units will feed hotel and downtown venues. Delegates and alternates could exceed 4,000 as spectators seek TV, town entertainment, or a later barber and beautician gathering.
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Chicago
Barbers and Beauticisans
Peregrinations of Harold Stassen a Portrait of a Perennial Candidate
Editorial sketches Harold E. Stassen born 1907 in West St. Paul Minnesota rose from county attorney to youngest Minnesota governor to national GOP figure. He sought the presidency multiple times, met with Stalin, led university roles, and later served in Ike era as disarmament adviser and security official.
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Harold E. Stassen
Harold Edward Stassen
West St. Paul
Minn
University of Minnesota
South St. Paul
Minnesota
Elmer Benson
Gov
Stassen
Philadelphia
Wendell L. Willkie
Navy
Adm
William “. (Bull) Halsey
South Pacific
Secretary of the Navy
Frank Knox
Thomas E. Dewey
G.O.P
MacArthur
de Stassen
U. S
United Nations
San Francisco
Josef Stalin
Moscow
American Legion
Sen. Taft
Dewey
Taft
Ohio
Oregon
Communist Party
University of Pennsylvania
Gen
Eisenhower
U. N
Mutual Security
Ater F.O.A
Joseph R. McCarthy
Ike
Hal
Around Capitol Square Leftovers in 1960 Legislative Agenda
Lynn Nisbet notes the five day 60 hour schedule for lawmakers left little time for study commissions and socializing. The piece covers political chatter on Mecklenburg race, presidential prospects, governor frontrunners, and the 1960 state outlook while recounting a lightning scare near Edenton Street Church.
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Sen
Claude Currie
Bee
David Clark
Brandon Hodges
Tax
Ben Douglas
Charles Raper Jonas
Mecklenburg
Adlai Stevenson
Frenk Clement
Tennessee
Kerr Scott
Hodges
Senate
Alton Lennon
House. Representatives
High Point Enterprise OCR Caption Summary
The snippet shows a newspaper masthead for the High Point Enterprise with publication details including print schedule and a circulation note. It references standard 1878 act language and may include editor and manager lines. No clear news event or identifiable people beyond generic staff mentions.
Call for Horner family history notes in North Carolina
William E. Horner publisher of the Sanford Daily Herald seeks information on early Horners from 1750 to 1825 in North Carolina, especially Orange County families James D. and Robert K. Horner and a sheriff John Horner of Anson County in 1758. He asks locals to contact him in Sanford and to search Bibles, textbooks, and graveyards for vital data.
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William E. Horner
Sanford Daily Herald
Horner
North Carolina
Good Afternoon
Early Horners
Orange County
Raleigh
Greensboro
Virginia
South Carolina
James D
Robert K. Horner
Jamestown
John Horner
Anson County
Horners
Sanford
Quotes From Leaders On Labor, Safety And Poliomyelitis
A pasted compilation cites quotes from a Chicago industrial leader about labor strikes and bolt tightening. Governor Ribicoff criticizes drivers endangering lives for licenses. Mrs. Wilson recalls Alfred Wilson and his victims. Selwyn Lloyd comments on Middle East arms balance. Dr. Leona Baumgartner cites polio vaccination against infection risk.
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Charles Pea
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Lee Johnston
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S. Hamilton
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Janet McBride
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Connecticut
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