Little Known Yemen Steps From Shell
Washington reports on Yemen, a secluded Red Sea kingdom south of Saudi Arabia and north of Aden, now opening to the world. Yemen joins the UN and Arab League, hosts a modern harbor project, with Taizz as its ruling center. markets trade camels, locusts and spices, while water, electricity, and wheat remain uneven as Yemen exports coffee, dates, hides, wool, salt and grain for oil and textiles.
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Washington
Yemen
Red Sea
Saudi Arabia
Britain
Aden
Egypt
B.C
United Nations
Arab League
United States
Marib
Sheba
Hodeida
Ta'izz
San’a
Ta‘izz
San'a
Mecca
Byzantium
Extradition Rules and Border Tales In Mexico and U S
Western style myths meet real law as extradition between the United States and Mexico plays out in tricky cases. Notable examples include Gen Pang Tsu Mow and Jose Villalobos Valencia, illustrating how cross border crime and citizenship affect return. A Wiesbaden May Festival features Cadetti della Scala and Astrid Varnay among others.
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U.S
Mexico
Formosa
Gus Hall
Martin Sobell
Hall
Communist Party
United States
Sobell
Russia
U.S. Aulties
Rio Grande
Mexico City
Jose Villalobos Valencia
Valencia
Wiesbaden
All Nations
Cadetti Della Scala
Milan
Teatro Venice
Venice
Yugoslav National Theatre
Goya Ballet
Finnish National Opera
National Theatre of
Athens
Pan American
Metropolitan Opera
Astrid Varnay
Elektra
Plan Bathrooms for Years Ahead
The PFMA warns buyers to plan bathrooms beyond the bare minimum as future needs grow. Surveys show six of seven buyers of single bath homes wish for two or more baths. The PFMA notes expanding families alter living needs over time. The American Cancer Society reports cancer kills more children ages 3 to 15 than any other disease in the United States today.
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Plumbing Fixture Manufacturers Association
PFMA
United States
American Cancer Society
University president extols California teachers in Chicago
San Diego State College president Dr Malcolm Love wrapped up a recruiting trip in Chicago. He noted the appeal of California positions, telling a California sunbather that it is best to return while snowing and freezing and to imagine teachers' eyes lighting up when California is mentioned.
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San Diego
Calif
Malcolm Love
World calendar reform aims for 1956 start
World calendar supporters led by Elizabeth Achelis seek to replace the Gregorian system with a perpetual world calendar. The plan requires two years of prep and UN Economic and Social Council backing, with a unaligned Worldsday holiday and a leap year day. Eighty four governments were polled, only Thailand favored change. sixteen countries oppose it.
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William N. Oatis
United Nations
N. Y
Elizabeth Achelis
World Calendar Assn., Inc
U. N. Economic and Social Council
Council
Dag Hammarskjold
USN
Thailand
United States
Association
New York City
Gregory XIII
Orphanage in Havana Showcases Care and Cradle Tradition
May 21 Havana report describes the city’s large orphanage and maternity home where a turning cradle receives newborns. Director Dr Julio Portela discusses aims to reduce use of the cradle while guiding children toward adoption and future employment. Many arrivals result from economic hardship, with some later returning home and ongoing adoption demand from Cuban and foreign couples.
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Havana
Cuba
Padre Varela Stree
Torno
Julio C. Portela
Rev T G Madison To Deliver Pilot Address
The Rev T G Madison pastor of Calvary Methodist Church High Point will give the baccalaureate sermon at Pilot School commencement tomorrow at 8 o clock. Pilot High seniors graduate May 27 at 8 p m and eighth graders May 27 at 10 30 a m. Certificates and awards are May 30. Graduation speaker is Dr Stuart C Deskins of High Point College. Junior marshals listed include Peggy Carr Pansy Carr Wanda Rae Eva Nell Stillwell Re Lang Leonard and Barbara Shuler.
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Thomasville
T. G. Madison
Calvary Methodist Church
High Point
Pilot School
Pilot High School
Stuart C. Deskins
High Point College
Peggy Carr
Pansy Carr
Wanda Rae
Eva Nell Stillwall
Re. Lang Leonard
Barbara Shuer
Warrick Initiated Into UNC Alpha Kappa Psi Chapter
William E. Warrick of High Point was among 18 pledges initiated into the Alpha Tau Chapter at the University of North Carolina School of Business Administration.
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William E. Warrick
High Point
Alpha Tau
Alpha Kappa Psi
School of Business Administration
University of North Carolina
Style Leaders Turn to Pontiac for Tomorrow’s Design
Style-conscious motorists seek Pontiac for exclusive Vogue Two-Tone styling and twin-streaked hood. The low rakish lines promise a car that remains a prideful possession for years to come.
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Pontiac
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