Far Eastern Policy May Be Overhauled
The State Department has begun a reluctant reappraisal of United States policy toward the Arab world. The review may shift focus from Egypt to Iraq, amid Egypt's anti Western stance and rising Soviet influence in the region. Officials note tensions in the Middle East as Britain and Greece face strain and U S policy eyes possible reorientation with Arab leaders. Egypt's arms purchases from the Soviet bloc are cited as a factor shaping current assessments.
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Russia
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Nasser
Czechoslovakia
Hey Kids Win a Trip to Hollywood in Bugs Bunny Coloring Contest
Readers under 11 can enter the National Bugs Bunny Easter Coloring Contest for a chance at a free plane trip to California with a parent. Warner Bros will host prizes, with three Bugs Bunny sketches to color. The first sketch appears in The Enterprise on Wednesday.
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Stevenson Attacks Ike Based on Corporate Rule Analogy
Adlai Stevenson denounces President Eisenhower for planning re election under time and energy limits likened to corporate governance. He objects that such rules are for kingdoms not democracies and urges responsible leadership and transparent plans for presidency and civil rights. He cites possible shifts in the White House team and cautions about racial integration tensions.
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Detroit
Adlai Stevenson
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Frank Hloodane
Re Examine Ideas Says Rep Durham at Raleigh Meeting
In Greensboro Durham warned that productive capacity and belief in victory do not guarantee success in another world war. He warned that nuclear weapon development has made war more deadly and urged re evaluating long held assumptions at the North Carolina Society Sons of the American Revolution meeting.
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Carl T. Durham
Durham
North Carolina Society
Sons of the American Revolution
Dulles Nehru Hold Talks on India Pakistan Ties
Secretary of State Dulles met with Prime Minister Nehru in New Delhi to reassure India that the United States will not tolerate Pakistani aggression. He said US arms aid to Pakistan should not prompt an arms race and emphasized that the two free nations share basic agreement despite differences.
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Egypt
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Karachi
U.N
Fire Strikes Shadowbrook Novitiate Harrowing Jesuit Losses
Four Jesuits are feared dead and six injured as Shadowbrook Novitiate in Lenox Massachusetts burns. Missing are Rev. Stephen Mulcahy Rev. Henry Muello Rev. Arthur Tribble and Brother Henry Per. Injured include Rev. John Carroll Rev. de R. Post Rev. Robert Banks and Brother Elodore Bosquet with William Griffin in fair condition. Rescue teams search the ruins as a national campaign seeks funds to replace the structure.
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S. J
Milton
Elkdore Bosquet
H. William Griffin
Sana
Griffin
Knotte
Shadowbrook
Quadruplets Born in Richmond at St Luke's Hospital
Mrs. Richard Shaia, 32, delivered identical quadruplet girls in Richmond at St Luke's Hospital. The four babies weigh 3 pounds 12 to 4 pounds 7 ounces with lengths 17 inches. Doctors noted blood type concerns. two incubators hold the newborns as physicians monitor possible RH-related complications.
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Richard Shain
St. Luke's Hospital
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Shaia
Shain
Bunn
N.C
William Hughes Evans
Republicans of State Praise Ike
North Carolina Republicans at a Durham convention praised the Eisenhower administration and urged an end to the Democratic hold in the state. They adopted an eight point platform urging fair redistricting and criticizing past gerrymandering while applauding federal honesty integrity and economic responsibility under the president.
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North Carolina
Eissenhower
J. Marvin Glance
Asheville
Eisenhower
Tony
Patiere
Outbursts of violence mark strike torn Cyprus
Cyprus faced a general strike over Archbishop Makarios exile as violence erupted at night. British paratroopers searched Makarios residence and found a small arsenal including a gasoline bomb. Air freight was halted for 24 hours and workers across the island stopped work in protest. Greek protests spread to Athens with attacks on British targets and a Greek embassy cordon around the U.S. embassy.
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Cyprus to raise Cyprus question at UN again
Greek delegate Palamas said he will request placing the Cyprus question on the next autumn UN General Assembly agenda. He delivered an eight page protest to Dag Hammarskjold against Britain's deportation of Archbishop Makarios from Cyprus and criticized U K policy as a UN Charter violation.
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FBI Catches Second Man In Bank Job
FBI and New York Police arrested Rocco Frank Tateo, 32, in a Port Chester bank robbery case that netted about $188,000. Tateo was found in bed in a hotel room after a morning raid. another suspect, Arthur Paisner, 33, was earlier arrested amid recovered cash and a buried metal box.
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French Claim 70 Additional Rebels Killed
Algerians report 70 rebels slain in the past 24 hours as Paris considers emergency powers. Tunisian Premier Tahar ben Ammar travels from Paris to probe rioting in Tunis where the U S consulate was sacked and a Frenchman killed. In a separate operation, French parachutists killed several outlaws near Taberd tantine and recovered ammunition and supplies from a mountain hideout.
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U.S
Bridges Named Vice Chairman on Senate Probe Panel
The Senate bipartisan investigative committee elected Sen. Bridges as vice chairman and Sen. McClellan as chairman. They adopted rules to start the inquiry after a two week deadlock, with McClellan cautioning that staffing will take time.
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Vianneme
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Iaan
Eisenhower Urges Foreign Aid in Grim Congressional Climate
The Eisenhower administration pushes a 4.9 billion dollar foreign aid program amid weak Congressional prospects. President Eisenhower plans a midweek message to Congress while Herbert Hoover Jr. leads testimony and Dulles prepares to testify after returning from Asia.
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