Eden outlines international users association for Suez Canal
Prime Minister Eden said the United States will join Britain and France to form a provisional international association protecting canal users. The plan aims to coordinate traffic, employ pilots, and ensure maximum flow with Egypt cooperation while avoiding Egyptian ownership of the waterway. He warned against prolonged disruption harming Western Europe’s economy.
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London
Eden
United States
Britain
France
Suez Canal
House of Commons
Suez
Egypt
Nasser
Europe
Wiley Wins In Primary For Wisconsin Senate Nomination
Sen. Alexander Wiley, 72, won the Wisconsin GOP Senate nomination over Rep. Glen Davis as 217,402 to 207,693 votes were counted from 3,305 of 3,348 precincts. The state GOP had endorsed Davis, and other results noted included Utah Gov. J. Bracken Lee’s loss and Charles Brannan trailing in Colorado.
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Associated Press
Alexander Wiley
Wisconsin
GOP
Senate
Wiley
Glen Davis
Davis
J. Bracken Lee
Utah
Charles F. Brannan
Colorado
Lee
Eisenhower
Brannan
Truman
John A. Carroll
Elliott Walstead
Henry Maier
Walstead
Vernon Thompson
William Proxmir
Faith and prayer as healing for body mind and soul
The piece argues against viewing aches as solely psychosomatic and asserts real illness requiring real medicine. It emphasizes spiritual help through prayer and closeness to God to coordinate body mind and soul, reduce pain, and aid adjustment, urging constant prayer.
Stevenson Broadens His Attack in Campaign Push
Adlai Stevenson broadened his attack to include Nixon and Eisenhower civil rights stance. He urged using presidential prestige on desegregation and accused Nixon of a "new face" and lack of conviction. Stevenson met with regional leaders as eight grassroots meetings wrap up before his Harrisburg speech.
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New York
Adlai Stevenson
New
Nixon
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Delaware
West Virginia
Washington, D.C
Harrisburg
Maine
James A. Finnegan
White House
Finnegan
Edmund Muskie
Eisenhower to push drive to cut stay at home Republicans
President Eisenhower signals a new campaign push to reduce stay-at-home Republican voters in November. He criticized Democratic attacks and will meet about 500 Republican leaders at his Gettysburg farm to discuss turnout and campaign strategy.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Gettysburgh
Maine
Edmund S. Muskie
Canal Pilots To Quit Affects Suez Canal Operation
A spokesman for the Egyptian Sue Canal Authority said foreign pilots and employees may quit their jobs. The move could reduce pilots from 146 to near the minimum 100 needed to handle about 40 to 45 ships daily, risking canal navigation.
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Suez Canal
Suez Canal Co
Britain
France
Layman Says Negroes Welcome At Junaluska
Edwin L. Jones of Charlotte states that Negro brethren are welcome at the World Methodist Center at Lake Junaluska North Carolina while addressing questions on access to facilities and segregation policies. The new $100000 office archives building is intended as a world headquarters and may serve as a research center or general administrative office depending on an executive vote.
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Lake Junaluska
N.C
North Carolina
Lakeside Assembly
World Methodist
World Methodist Council
Edwin L. Jones
Charlotte
Jones
Charles Parlin
New York
Methodist World Council
Australia
South Africa
Latin America
Lake Junaluska Assembly, Inc
Hodges urges balanced water use at Southern Governors meet
North Carolina Governor Luther Hodges called for balanced water use and a national clearinghouse for up to date water resource information. As panel chair, he urged long range planning at state regional and national levels to ensure water serves food sanitation manufacturing fire protection recreation and other needs.
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North Carolina
White Sulphur Springs
W.va
Luther H. Hodges
Tar Heel
Hodges
Three youths confess plot to kill sleeping father in Norwalk
In Norwalk California three brothers aged 10 9 and 7 admitted planning to shoot their father after a reprimand for stealing ammo. Tommy handed a .22 rifle to Richard and ordered him to kill the dad while the mother was away. Father Thomas Parker 31 died from a head wound. siblings were placed with juvenile authorities.
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Norwalk
Calif
Thomas Parker, Jr
Richard
Bobby
Homicide
al Etzel
Thomas William Parker
Etzel
Tommy
Daddy
Harry
Betty Siid
Guard Escorts Negro Children To Clay Kentucky School
National Guardsmen in Clay Kentucky escorted James Gordon 10 and Teresa Gordon 8 to the previously all white Clay school amid outcry by anti integrationists. Commander J J B Williams said the move was to outfox rioters while two Negro youths failed to enter Texarkana Junior College amid crowds. President Eisenhower praised Louisville superintendent Dr Omer Carmichael for implementing integration without violence.
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Associated Press
Clay
Gordon
Clay School
Texarkana
Tex
Texarkana Junior College
National Guardsmen
Clinton
Tenn
Sturgis
Tennnessee
Kentucky
Tennessee Federation For Constitutional
State Supreme Court
Knoxville
J. J. B Williams
Kentucky National Guard
Sturgis High School
Washington
Eisenhower
Omer Carmichael
Louisville
South
Methodist Dignitaries Receive Honorary Doctorates Abroad
At Lake Junaluska North Carolina during the World Methodist Conference 15 overseas dignitaries were awarded honorary doctorates by 13 U S colleges and universities. Bishop Fred Pierce Carson of Temple University led the ceremonies with four honorees as church leaders from Ireland Britain Australia and New Zealand among the recipients.
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Lake Junaluska
N.C
U. S
Fred Pierce Carson
Philadelphia
Temple University
Independent Methodist
Ireland
United Kingdom
Australia
New Zealand
Hodges Nominated Chairman by Southern Governors
At the Southern Governors Conference in White Sulphur Springs West Virginia Democratic Gov Luther Hodges of North Carolina was chosen as chairman The opposing Republican Theodore McKeldin of Maryland failed in his bid saying his state deserved the post and noting his seniority The nomination committee led by Gov Allan Shivers of Texas selected a successor to Frank G Clement of Tennessee
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W. Va
Luther H. Hodges
North Carolina
Southern Governors Conference
Theodore McKeldin
Maryland
White Sulphur Springs
Theodore R. McKeldin
Frank G. Clement
Tennessee
McKeldin
Caleb Boggs
Delaware
MccKeldin
Ike
Allan Shivers
Texas
Eisenhower
Clement
Funny Facts About Tar Heel Geography
Raleigh notes quirky geography of North Carolina with trivia on counties cities and rivers. Highlights include Murphy near five capitals, Wilmington west of Rocky Mount, Southport west of Mountain City and east of Atlanta, Dare County distance to Manteo courthouse, and Neuse River’s width and length comparisons.
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Tar Heel
Raleigh
North Carolina
Murphy
Cherokee
Wilmington
Rocky Mount
Spartanburg
Southport
Mountain City
Tennessee
Fayetteville
South Carolina
Georgia
Atlanta
Athens
Columbia
Dare County
Hatteras
Manteo
Oriental
United States
Potomac
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R. L. Dieffenbacher
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Junaluska
Gov. Hodges
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