UN Sanctions on Israel Would Show UN Weakness
Washington writes that should the United Nations impose sanctions on Israel it would reveal the UN’s fragility, exposing its power against stalled ballots but not against major powers like Russia, while the United States struggles to balance support for Israel with Arabs’ trust during tense Middle East diplomacy. The piece argues past UN failures to enforce blockades and its reluctance to challenge big powers undermine its moral authority, as Nasser remains noncommittal and Western interests hinge on keeping the Suez Canal open.
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Washington
United Nations
Israel
Russie
Hungary
Tha U, N
U. N
U.N
Seuz Canal
United States
Tate
Egyptaan
Nasser
Suez Canal
Uke
Saiut
Egypt
Thesu Noev
World Organization
Middle East
Ulself
Tear Out Ad for Age 60 to 80 Insurance Offer
A fragmented advertisement invites people aged 60 to 80 to mail their address and age to American Insurance Co in Kansas City Missouri for a no obligation policy. It promises assistance with expenses and a mail-in process without a sales call.
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France
Kansas City
American Ins. Co
Westath
Flooding and evacuations along Ohio River basins
West Virginia communities faced severe flooding as the West Fork River crested at 2.203 feet and then receded, with Clarksburg seeing about 200 families evacuated. The Ohio River system affected Scioto County with rescues in Portsmouth and surrounding towns as the Monongahela and Allegheny rivers merged in Pittsburgh. Forecasters expected the Ohio River crest to reach 22 feet, just under flood stage, with potential park and wharf closures.
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Lipslis
Louisville
West Virginia
Eston
West Fork
Clarksburg
W Va
Scioto County
Ohio
Portsmouth
North Moreland
Park
New Boston
Tsburgh
Virginia
Pit
Monogahela
Allegheny
Pittsburch
Heroic Father Rescues Family From Sinking Car
Ballard rushed to the sinking car as three men rushed in. He pulled his daughter Jeralyn from a locked door then freed two more children as water rose around them. He held the children atop the car until a wooden platform raft carried the father and kids to safety with no injuries reported.
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Ballard
Jeralyn
Mike
George Wood
Hickman
Wood
Hard to Prove This Man Is Actually Dead
In MEMPHIS TENN a man named Arthur Wright vanished Jan 27 while crossing a drainage ditch near his home. A large search with hundreds of volunteers, including Memphis Naval Station personnel, dug a 40 foot bank and dammed the ditch to find Wright or evidence of his death. Despite extensive digging and a river reach search, only a single bone fragment and a possible body area were found, keeping the question of his death unresolved as investigators await legal declaration.
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Membhis
Tenn
Arthur Wright
Mofi
Wright
Memphis Naval Station
Wolf River
U.S. Owns Huge Amount of Property
A Senate Appropriations Committee report shows the federal government holds about 40.4 billion dollars in real property, including 774 million acres of land. The inventory rises 2.3 billion from last year due to expansions in defense energy reclamation and atomic programs, with most kept in the continental United States and defense as the largest owner.
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Senate
Appropriations Committee
General Services Administration
United States
Defense Department
Interior Department
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Tennessee Valley Authority
Tribunal Upholds Life Sentence for A N Smith
Arkansas Supreme Court upholds the life term of A N Smith El Dorado cattle dealer convicted of first degree murder in the Buck Layne case. Layne’s body was found near Fordyce after he was killed by a blow to the head. Witnesses testified Smith had access to Layne’s livestock and a saddle. The court found sufficient circumstantial evidence to send the case to a jury and rejected Smith’s appeal.
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Rock
A. N
Bill) Smith
el Dorado
Buck Layne
Arkansas Supreme
Layne
Fordyce
Smith
Brith
Memphis Bus Drivers Strike Paralyzes City Transit
Memphis Tennessee drivers of the Amalgamated Association of Street Railway and Motor Coach Employees Union halted work in a wildcat strike. About 664 drivers employed by She City Transit faced a surprise stoppage, grounding most buses and suspending daily service for riders across Memphis.
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Memphis
Tenn
Memphis Street Railway
Ie Dearee
Mrs Watkins hosts '47 Bridge Club and Junior Music Club
Mrs C W Watkins entertains the '47 Bridge Club at her home with two tables of players and a high score by Mrs Gene Hale. The Junior Music Club met at Jane Nelson’s home with president Helendale Ledbetter presiding, piano solos by Kay Cox and others, and group singing. Also noted are seniors at Prescott High School planning a Valentine Variety show to raise funds, with talent from local grades and a king and queen contest.
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47 Bridge Club
C. W. Watkins
Gene Hale
B Scott Jr
Vernon Buchanan
Allen Gee
Hale
Bill Oates
J. B. Franks
Bob Yarbrough
B. A. DeLamar
Jane Nelson
Helendale Ledbetter
Kay Cox
Marcia Buchanan
Sandra Ward
Sara Janet Bryson
Nancy Hilliary
Mary Beth Bryson
Caroline Daniel
Nancy
Valentine
Prescott High School
June Hines
Autry Calhoun
Ginger Cruse
Jimmy Worthington
Brenda Wilson
Charles McCants
Judy Fore
Max Formby
Bary Hay Bolle
Jerry Worthington
Rogal ‘Dussiness
Gale
Elizabeth Taylor Back in Hospital
New York film star Elizabeth Taylor wife of producer Mike Todd was hospitalized for a recurring back ailment after a Dec. 8 admission for a crushed spinal disc and a recent flight from Acapulco to Mexico City amid rough weather. Todd said a full medical examination was planned.
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New York
Elizabeth Taylor
Mike Todd
Idlewild
Acapulco
Mexico City
Todd
Mexico
Michael Wilding
Polio Stricken Father Sees Children Die
In MILFAD Connecticut a polio disabled father Dennis Harrigan sobbed as two young children perished in a two story home fire. His wife and a 4 year old son escaped. A neighbor and police tried to rescue the second floor youngsters as flames engulfed the dwelling at 4 a.m.
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Milfad
Conn
Dennis Harrington
Dennis Jr
Stuego
Mary Ellen
Kevin
Harrigan
Thomas’ Walsh
Young Financial Wizard Wins Again
New York report shows Lenny Ross a year old prodigy from Tujunga California dominating the telecast. He won 64 000 on Phe boy ves and previously 100 000 on The Fig Surprise. Opponent Alice Morgan was defeated.
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Lenny Ross
Tujunga
Calif
GRS
NBC
Jast Apoil
Lenny
Alice’ Morgan
Arkansas Bills to Fight School Integration in House
Four anti integration measures led by Rep Lucian Rogers were set for introduction in the Arkansas House to back Gov Faubus. The bills would create a state sovereignty commission to block integration, fund legal costs for assignment disputes, amend compulsory attendance to curb sending children to integrated schools, and force NAACP to publish financials.
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Arkansas
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Arkansas House
House
Senate
Lucian Rogers
Crittendot County
Orval E. Faubus
NAACP
Faubus
Rogers
U S Commies to Support Segregation Policy
The American Communist party pledged full participation in the anti segregation movement in the South and to push for desegregation of public schools nationwide. A spokesman said the party approved a program calling for intensified equal employment efforts and support for NAACP goals, while rejecting forming a nonparty political action group.
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New York
American Communist Party
South
Tradt
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Eisenhower Macmillan Bermuda meeting amid Middle East talks
President Eisenhower will meet British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan in Bermuda March 21 to 24 to discuss U S Britain policy amid Suez tensions. He will also confer in Washington February 26 with French Premier Mollet. Hagerty noted the talks aim to ease differences over the crisis.
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Thomasville
Eisenhower
Bermuda
Harold Macmilla
Great Billain
Washington
Guy Mol
United States
Britain
Orange
Israel
Egypt
James C. Hagerty
White House
Macmillan
Anthony Eden
Hagonty
Algerian bombings kill in Algiers stadiums
Rebels trigger time bombs at two Algiers football games killing eleven and wounding at least forty eight as French forces report 68 nationalist rebels killed in countryside clashes. Another blast hits a cafe. Nationwide strike by Moslem merchants and workers follows amid UN debate week.
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Algiers
U. N. Assembly
Ruisseau Municipal
Eli Biay
Acress Lawn
Leaey
Kiling
Algeria
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