Feisal's Neutralism Shapes Saudi Policy and Image
The piece portrays Prince Feisal, son of Ibn Saud, as a pragmatist steering Saudi Arabia toward neutrality. It notes his mediation between factions in the region, his Western customs, UN experiences, and opposition to the Eisenhower Doctrine. It also mentions a North American diamond mine at Murfreesboro, Arkansas.
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Cairo
Egypt
Meced
Ibn Saud
Feisal
Saud
United States
Abdullah al Feisal
United Nations
Palestine
America
King Saud
Lemmy Mabaso Leads Penny Whistle Jazz in Alexandra
In Johannesburg near Alexandra, 12-year-old Lemmy Mabaso stars as chief penny whistler of the Alexandra Junior Bright Boys. The group, now a sextet with four whistles and a guitar, plays on street corners during weekends, drawing crowds and keeping police complaints at bay.
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Johannesburg
Lemmy
Mabaso
Alexandra Junior
Bright Boys
Jackie Coogan
Ted Lewis
Louis Armstrong
Alexandra Township
Alexandra
Peace Advocates Start Long Trek to United Nations
New Haven activists in the Walk For Peace begin a six day trek to the United Nations in New York to protest nuclear weapons testing. Organizer Robert Gassner expects 50 to 75 walkers from New Haven and Boston and a parallel Philadelphia group starts at the same time. The procession carries placards and blue armbands and aims to reach the UN by April 4.
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New Haven
Conn
United Nations
N.Y
Robert Gassner
Boston
U.N
Gassner
Philadelphia
Home Breaks Up Kids Get Pooch
In Los Angeles judge Elmer D. Doyle rules that dogs accompany children in a family breakup. In a pre-divorce hearing, Lawrence and Mrs Krieger’s custody dispute over Gigi the toy French poodle ends with Mrs Krieger awarded custody of the dog and two small children pending divorce proceedings.
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Los Angeles
Elmer D. Doyle
Superior Court
Lawrence
Kriegers
Gigi
Suspicion Falls on Mary Lou Baker and Brian Kennedy
In a downtown studio murder scene photographer Michael M. Morehead lies dead at ladder base. Mary Lou Baker and fiancé Brian Kennedy claim shock and provide alibi details. both are questioned as detectives note no one touched anything since the incident and Kennedy admitted calling for help.
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Michael M. Morehead
Mary Lou Baker
Brian Kennedy
Kennedy
Mary Lou
Morehead
Mother Fights Death Penalty For Son In An American Tragedy
The 50 year old Auburn case details Louise Gillette's determined bid to save son Chester Gillette from execution for Grace Brown's murder. Governor Hughes denied clemency after his two hour meeting, a confession followed, and Gillette was electrocuted.
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Robert T. Gray
Auburn
N.Y. W —Cheater FE
Gillette
Grace Brown
Adirondack
Theodore Dreiser
Louise M. Gillette
William C. Capping
Fight Dapping
Auburn Citizen-Advertiser
Louise Gillette
The
United States
Charles Evans Hughes
Hughes
Chester
Dapping
Paul Gillette
Explorer III Falls Into Fiery Orbit In doomed spaceflight
New York dispatch reports Explorer III, the third US moon satellite, doomed by its own eccentric path. Launched Wednesday, it slows slightly each orbit and drifts lower, risking burn up in Earth's atmosphere within weeks to months depending on atmospheric drag and trajectory.
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New York
Earth
Moon
Factors Noted to Predict Recovery from Recession
Dr Geoffrey Moore of the National Bureau of Economic Research outlines indicators to watch for recovery. He cites longer average workweeks, rising new orders, contracting scope of business indices, and the need for seasonally adjusted data to confirm trends.
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New York
Geoffrey Moore
National Bureau of Economic Research
Bureau
Moore
Winborne to Speak at Wake Forest Law Day April 26
Chief Justice J. Wallace Winborne will address Law Day at Wake Forest College on April 26. The program includes a 10:30 a.m. seminar on estate planning, a Wake Forest Lawyer Alumni Association meeting, and a 7 p.m. banquet after a 3 p.m. baseball game.
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Winston-Salem
J. Wallace Winborne
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Wake Forest College
Wake Forest Lawyer Alumni Association
Law School
Carroll W. Weathers
Napoleon B. Barefoot
Wilmington
Student Bar Association
Gilbert T. Stephenson
Pendleton
Graduate School of Banking
American Bankers Association
Leon L. Rice
Archie Carroll
Charlotte
New England Mutual Life Insurance Company
Lawyer Alumni Association
Horace R. Kornegay
Greensboro
18Th Judicial District
Reynolda Hall
Winborne
Barefoot
Bridge Gallery in Lucerne Shows 14th Century Panels
Lucerne’s 14th century covered bridge houses 112 triangular panels painted by Hans Wagenmann and his son around 1600. The bridge serves as an art gallery and preserves early Swiss carpentry and religious imagery.
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Lucerne
Switzerland
Hans Wagemann
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