Press Tycoons Jailed In Egypt Over State Interests
Egypts Revolutionary Court sentenced Mahmoud and Hussein Abul Fath, leading press tycoons, for activities against the state. Mahmoud received 10 years and a 358000 pound confiscation, while Hussein got 15 years suspended. The court questioned Mahmouds cash assets and potential confiscation of Al Misri and related newspaper holdings.
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Cairo
Egypt
Abul Fath Brothers
Mahmoud
Hussein Abul Fath
Wafdist
Europe
Hussein
al Misri
Knowland backs action if Eisenhower seeks Indochina troop approval
Senate Republican leader Knowland said he would push a Senate drive for approval if President Eisenhower decides direct intervention in Indochina is necessary. House Speaker Martin warned of wider consequences but canceled a Troy speech due to bad weather.
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Washington
Senate
Califa
Eisenhower
U.S
Indochina
House
Joseph W. Martin
R. Mass
Knowland
Martin
Troy
N.Y
Southeast Asia
Asia
GOP
Congress
Dulles
Wash
Geneva
Ee Ae
Lanham
D-Ga
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Language Journals And A Leading English Morning Paper
A study notes the influence of language journals and highlights a leading English language morning paper. The piece reflects on editorial standards and the role of print media in shaping public discourse.
Soviets Exchange Artists with West in Cultural Outreach
Moscow outlines a broad exchange program inviting Western opera houses ballet and football teams to visit the Soviet Union this year. Comedie Francaise and La Scala discussions loom while Western teams from England Italy and France may tour. Soviet delegations tour India UK Sweden and Norway with Pravda praising receptions and mutual friendship notes.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Tblisi
Murmansk
England
Italy
France
Comedie Francaise
Milan
la Scala Opera Company
Paris
Moscow Ballet
Eoe Francaise
la Scala
Ballet Corps
Moscow Opera
London
Covent Garden Opera
India
United Kingdom
Sweden
Norway
Pravda
Gas Leakage Blamed For Goldsboro Explosion
A U S Bureau of Mines report blamed a propane air mixture from a faulty Goldsboro Gas Co pipeline for the April 12 explosion that demolished Edwards and Jernigan furniture store, killed five, and injured fifteen. The city plans to stop pipeline use and switch to bottled gas.
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Goldsboro. N. C
Goldsboro Gas Co
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Scott Berkeley
Goldsboro
Edwards and Jernigan Furniture
Bureau of Mines
Fred Grigg Named Superintendent of Umstead Youth Center
Fred Grigg is named superintendent of the Umstead Youth Center at Butner replacing Jim Waite who resigns for health reasons effective May 31. Grigg, with the Prisons Department since 1942 and former Gastonia recreation director, was announced by Prisons Director William Bailey after an SBI study noted needed administrative changes and staff jealousy but did not impugn Waite’s character.
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Raleigh
Fred Grigg
Umstead
Butner
Jim Waite
William Bailey
Waite
Wayward Boys
Bailey
Grigg
Prisons Department
Duke
Gastonia
State Bureau of Investigation
SBI
Eisenhower to Speak Informally at May 12 Meeting
President Eisenhower will address an informal gathering of the Society of Personnel Administration at the Statler Hotel in Washington on May 12. The event aims to discuss personnel policies and administration practices.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Society of Personnel Administration
Statler Hotel
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Department of Commerce
Indies
Weather Bureau
Maine
Florida
Plains States
South
Atlantic States
Ted
Butner Youth Center
Tke
Meinhard & Company, Inc
Goodu
Pisum Snacy
Firestone
H.P
Firestone Cruiser
Dominion
Firestone White
Champion Tires
Firestone Store
N. Main
Church Sr
Monark Shade Co
Dayton
Jax
Percale
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