Anti American Feeling Scars in British Isles
Britain faces rising anti American sentiment with cartoon critiques of Eisenhower and Conservative proposals in Parliament urging renewed U.S. ties amid Britain's Egypt crisis. In Budapest former Soviet Premier Malenkov travels to bolster Janos Kadar as Hungary shifts its stance and politics.
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British Isles
London
Britain
Eisenhower
U.S
United States
Egypt
Washington
U.N. Assembly
U.S. Middle East
Atlantic Alliance
Budapest
Georgi Malenkov
Janos Kadar
Malenkovy
Malenkov
Kadar
Workers’ Council of
Greater
Bela Kovacs
Smallholders Party
Kovacs
Imre Nagy
Nagy
Pecs
Eden
Jamaica
Neither Or Extremes Guide Our View Of People And Things
A contemplation on avoiding “either over or under” thinking. The author argues most people inhabit the middle ground, not at extremes, and urges viewing neighbors and others with a balanced, hopeful perspective aligned with a Christian ethic. No one is perfect yet no one is hopeless.
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Robert L. Dieffenbacher
D.D
NEA
You
Jesus
Judas
Judases
God
Reds Produce Doctors In Big Numbers
Soviet Russia is boosting medical manpower with about 330,000 doctors, roughly one for 600 people, aiming toward one doctor per 100. Dr. Kerbikov notes Moscow's Second Medical Institute graduates 600 doctors yearly from a 4,000 student body, while 80 medical schools yield about 26,000 graduates annually. The United States has 7,000 graduates from 81 medical schools.
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Moscow
Russia
United States
Soviet Health Ministry
D. B. Kerbikov
Second Medical Institute
Four Billion Dollar Foreign Aid Request Drafted
The Eisenhower administration plans to ask Congress for just over four billion dollars for foreign aid for the coming fiscal year. The program would sustain about 4.2 billion dollars in annual spending including economic and military aid, with debates over Middle East funding and possible later special legislation.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
United States
State and Defense
Ments
International Cooperation Administration
Budget Bureau
White House
Middle East
Egypt
Israel
Jordan
Syria
U. S
Jordan River
Senate
House
Burke Case Reversed Sanitary District Illegal in Burke County
North Carolina Supreme Court ruled the Enon Sanitary District creation illegal as the Burke County Board of Health altered petition boundaries. The decision vacated a May referendum on $91 000 water bonds and favored Burke taxpayers seeking injunctive relief. Justice Carlisle Higgins dissented.
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Raleigh
State Supreme Court
Burke County
State Board of Health
High Court
Burke
Enon Sanitary District
Gilbert Deal
Cesar Peyronel
L. O. Deal
Higgins
Supreme Court
Carlisle Higgins
Valdese
William H. Bobbitt
Enon
Racial Strife Flare Returns at Clinton High School
In Clinton Tennessee a new flare of racial strife emerged at Clinton High School after two white boys egged three Negro girls and two Negro boys quit school citing harassment. Principal Brittain asked police to patrol the area as a U.S. District Court injunction governs desegregation.
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Clinton
Tenn
Clinton High School
D. J. Brittain Jr
Barsett
Clinton High
Orof US. District Court
Knoxville
Here
Frank Clement
Asian Crews imperiled By Storms
Hundreds of Asian seamen were missing as storms battered the South China Sea and Western Pacific. The freighter Charles E Dant abandoned by its 46 crew after cargo shift. Muskingun stood by to aid. Malay fishing traps off Johore State reported 200 to 300 missing.
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Manila
South China Sea
Western Pacific
Globe Wireless
Charles E. Dant
Lingayen Gulf
Luzon Island
U.S. Navy
Muskingun
Philippines
Tacoma
Wash
Hope
Malaya
Royal Navy
Johore
Pizza House cooler theft prompts cold cash clue
A walk in cooler at Viccassano's and Mom donisi's Pizza House was broken into on Monday. An unknown thief took money described as “real cool cash” from the establishment.
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Ohio
Caeen Tees
Viccassano's
Momdonisi
Tension Mounts Between Syria and Iraq
Beirut reports rising drumbeat of tension as Syria and Iraq trade bitter charges and fear a coup within Damascus or Baghdad. Jordan cuts Britain ties and considers closer Russia links, signaling deeper Soviet influence in the Middle East amid claims of a subversive campaign by Iraq and Syria against each other.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Syria
Iraq
Damascus
Baghdad
Aboul Hamid Saraj
Jordan
Britain
Russia
Middle East
Nuri Said
Syia
Faisal
Egypt
Turkey
Iran
Pakistan
Soviet Union
United States
New Cold Wave Heads For Carolinas
The Carolinas expect another cold front tomorrow night bringing potential snow flurries in the North Carolina mountains. Today’s slight warm spell does little to ease the chill with highs around 50 to 56 in South Carolina and 40 to 54 in North Carolina. Greensboro recorded a low of 19, Asheville and Charlotte at 20s, with Raleigh Columbia Greenville Wilmington Myrtle Beach and Charleston in the 20s to 30s.
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Carolinas
North Carolina
South Carolina
Greensboro
Asheville
Charlotte
The
Columbia
Raleigh
Geenville
D.C
Wilmington
Myrtle Beach
Charleston
Narcotics Conviction Reversed in North Carolina
Nathaniel Eddie Dunn is freed from a 12 to 18 month sentence after the North Carolina Supreme Court reversed his Cumberland Superior Court conviction for possessing a hypodermic needle. The court found no evidence Dunn knew about the items or possessed them to administer habit forming drugs. Dunn said he did not know the needle and water vial were in his car and allowed others to use it.
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Raleigh
Nathaniel Eddie Dunn
Cumberland Superior Court
State Supreme Court Today
Dunn
Fayetteville
Supreme Court
Authorities Keep Investigation of Tommy Dorsey Death Open
Greenwich police still pursue an open inquiry into band leader Tommy Dorsey’s death. The medical examiner ruled the death accidental by asphyxiation, while a note claimed by Tina Barzie as Dorsey’s may not be genuine. Mrs Dorsey, his third wife, sought temporary alimony and child support in Bridgeport court as detectives examine possible suicide indications.
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Tommy Dorsey
Greenwich, Conn
Greenwich
David W
Chief Robbins
Stanley Knapp
Robbins
Dorsey
Tina Barzie
Barzie
Barjzie
New York
James New
Superior Court
Bridgeport
Knapp
Dorsey Bros
State Health Department
Hartford
Severe Cold Hits Crops In Florida
A severe cold wave chilled Florida with heavy frost in north and central farming areas. Citrus and unprotected crops faced damage as temperatures fell to 20 in Gainesville and 30 in Fort Pierce with readings generally from 24 to 42 across the state.
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Tampa
Fla
Everglades
Miami
East Coast
Gainesville Oe
Indian River
Fort Pierce
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