The Troubles of Israel in a Nuclear Age
In troubled times every disturbance among nations affects all countries. Israel, a small new state recognized in 1948, faces threats from Soviet Russia and Arab opponents. The piece traces Jewish history, Zionism, and the founding of Israel, noting UN recognition and Cold War tensions shaping its survival. It discusses the Jewish faith, divine law, and the rise of political Zionism led by Herzl and Weizmann, deeming Israel a reflex of broader geopolitical forces.
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Israel
Soviet Russia
Yygnee
Moscs
Jesus Christ
Solomon Freehof Sali
iInstitute
Note
Dame University
Peruaity
Zion
Temple
Mount Sinai
Jerusalem
Theodore Herzl
Dreyfus
France
Basle
Palestine
Plaes
Chaim Weizmann
Balfonr
United Nations
Russia
United States
Hope Man Reports Robbery After Attack At Drive-In Cafe
Hope resident Tess Morris told City Police he was attacked and robbed of 2590 near a Tol E Tex drive-in cafe on Highway 67. Police say Richardson admitted striking Morris but denies taking money. officers seek two men and a woman involved. the check was drawn on First National Bank of Hope. An investigation continues.
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Tess Morris
Speal
Tol- E-Tex
Highway 67
A. L. Willig
Morvis
Tentol
Pedron Old Taylor
Chare
Ios Richardson
Forrier Hope Man
Magnolia
Willig
Richardson
Ak Yao
Camden
Morris
Milton Mosier
Willis
First National Bank of Hope
Family Night Observance at Methodist Church
Week of dedication events at First Methodist Church continue with Family Night Observance at 6 30 pm. A supper will be served followed by a missions film for adults and a children’s film Sammy. Edwin Murphy will perform tricks after the film. Royce Weisenberger was the speaker. Wednesday’s service will be by John Vesey. Weekday services start at 7 30 pm.
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First Methodist Church
Actie
Sammy
Edwin Murphy
Sedge
Royce Weisenberger
John’ Vesey
Jewish culture in Israel resists Soviet pacifism and aligns with natural law
The text argues that even if refugees from Hitler favored Stalin, that did not occur. Jewish culture asserts itself in Israel, grounded in the Natural Law of God. No Soviet paclave appeared in Israel, and the antipathy of Soviet Russia toward Israel has been marked during the period discussed.
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Stalin
Israel
Soviet Russia
Toll Bridge Bill Passed by House
The House approved 84 to 0 a Senate bill subordinating authority to the State Highways Commission for toll bridges and ferries. The measure targets a Mississippi River toll bridge near Helena and allows joint construction with other states or the federal government. Opposition faded after the vote, with earlier defeats of a privately owned toll bridge bill noted.
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Little Rock
House
Senate
State Highways Commission
Mississippi River
Helena
Commission
Arkonsag
Herg
Highway Commission
Jovl Ledbetter
Pulaski County
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Stock Value Drops Sharply in Arkansas
Arkansas livestock value fell about 20 percent in the past year, Agriculture Statistician Miles McPeek said, driven by lower cattle prices. Jan 1 values totaled 160,248,000, down from 210,74,000 the previous year, with cattle averaging 0.84 per head this year versus 130 a year ago. Hog head numbers reached 558,000, the strongest gain since 1687, while poultry output declined yet the broiler industry grew, moving to second place behind Georgia.
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Little Rocks
Arkansas
Miles McPeek
Georgia
Washington PTA Plans Benefit
The Washington PTA sponsors a Friday night benefit at Westington gymnasium featuring Tommy Dixie Mountaineers and the Dixie quartet. Proceeds support PTA programs.
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Washington
PTA
PPA
Tommy
Dixie Mountaineers
Dixie Quartet
Westington Gymnasium
New List of Items to Be Decontrolled
Washington officials outlined a forthcoming decontrol package likely removing price controls from items such as cosmetics tobacco and office equipment while keeping many foods under limits. Predictions suggest cigarettes may rise a penny and cosmetics up to one percent with total public cost estimated around 300 million dollars. Other items including radio television parts and maker drives under wholesale and retail decontrol were noted with many foods still subject to sell by limits.
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Washington
OPS
Cigarettea Belcratly
Cosietics
Parole Revoked for Hempstead County Offender
Arkansas parole director W P Ball says a pickup order was issued for Cur Turner who was paroled in July 1952 for assault with intent to kill. Turner is reportedly under supervision in Hempstead County and now subject to arrest.
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Tittle Rock
W. P. Ball
Hempstead
Ball
Turner
Confident Farm Price Dips Will Be Eased
President Eisenhower addressed rising farm prices saying the drop is a serious problem but the new administration will fix it. He blamed inherited difficulties from the previous administration and urged farm programs built on freedom and steady policy to restore prosperity for farmers.
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Washington
Prosilort Elsmihower
Tenildord
Nfflen
Fern Pelees
Elsenhower
Eisenhower
Wallon
Gas Increase Not Seen East of Rockies
CHICAGO, UPI The price of a tank full of gas probably won’t rise east of the Rockies, industry spokesmen predicted. In the West Coast hikes up to 24 cents a gallon were seen, while distributors blamed crude oil supply and said boosts were needed to keep Pacific industry healthy. Some majors, including Esso Standard and Standard Oil of New Jersey, announced no increases in their systems though price shifts may follow higher crude costs.
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Chicago
UPI
Rauch
Rockies
Pacific
Esso-Standard
Gulf Coast
iMaine
Standard OM
New Jersey
Paxe Thrao
Tribute to War Correspondent Clark Lee He Was Never Meant for Humdrum Life
War correspondent Clark Lee dies at 46 in California leaving a globe trotter legacy. He reported from Manila Madrid Brisbane Tokyo and Cairo and helped shape coverage of Bataan and Corregidor. Lee fused danger with gentleness, befriending Ernie Pyle and Hemingway while seeking the next big story.
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Clark Lee
Hal Boyle
New York
Willmely
Brisbane
Tokyo
Manila
Madrid
Perry
Honolulu
Cairo
Ernest Hem
Richard Harding Davis
Clark
Jack Dempsey
Gen. MacArthur
Bataan
Corregidor
Iret
Kye
Col
Joseph Meisinger
Warsaw
Ernia ,Pyle
Brenest
Hemingway
Tax Slashing Bill Faces Rocky Path In Congress
A tax cut bill clearing a first House hurdle meets a rocky route with parliamentary blocks and opposition. Championed by Chairman Reed the plan would cut personal income tax rates by up to 11 percent for 1984, costing about 144 billion in revenue. White House officials warned of budget strains as House leaders delay floor action to May 2 or later while Reed pushes to advance the measure.
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Charles F. Barrett
Washington
Read
Rny
Tha
Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagorty
House
Reed
Ford Urges Scrapping of Trade Tariffs
Henry Ford 11 of Ford Motor Com mune urged the United States to lead in free world trade by scrapping tariffs and import restrictions. He proposed a four point program including a new law to eliminate terms, abandoning the Lunta system on imports, ending the Buy American Act, and a workable procedure to simplify red tape.
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Chicago
Henry
Ford 11
Ford Motor Commune
United States
Ey Ford
Inland Daily Press Association
Stay of execution granted for Rosenberg brothers appeal
Bulletin from New York reports the U S Supreme Court review of the Rosenbergs remains under stay issued by the U S Court of Appeals. Defense counsel Emanuel Bloch postponed filing papers until March while the high court considers the case.
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New York
United Dietan
Supreme Court
Atom x
Julius
Athol Rosenberg
U.S. Court of Appeals
Cour Rave
Emanuel IH. Bloch Tntil
Igh Court
Opposition to Broad State Income Tax Plan Levels
Governor Cheys voiced opposition during a morning news conference to any added income taxes aimed at lower income groups. He favored deductibility of all federal taxes for state revenue purposes but rejected broadening the tax base to raise funds.
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Lip Rockly
Cheysry Sidha
Cheryy
Red MIG Downed in Korea Reported by U.S. Forces
In Korea, Allied fighters shot down a MIG-15 over the Chongchon River. Two Chinese squads were repelled near Taeyong san as U.N. troops pressed a ground assault with napalm and heavy shelling. Reports note casualties and continued fighting along the front with bombardment and air strikes.
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Robert Udickseoul
Koran
Sabrajds
Reds
U.N
John McKeo
Windsor Court
Ashland
Taeyongsan
Kangdongs
Droya
Gutpout
Jane Russell HU
Demands New Qualification of Judge Harry C Robinas
A fragmentary report notes a committee of the association today demanded qualification for Judge Harry C Robinas to carry on highway centigation. The adopted resolution states the grand jury should be pardoned over by judge ob.
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Harry C. Robinas
Ban on Ho Between Plans Message Shifts
Fragmentary OCR text shows unclear phrases and likely garbled notes about a plan or policy. No coherent event or entities are readable to identify a concrete item. Summary remains a tentative record of unreadable content with no verifiable details.
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Sokoloky
Memphis
Tenn
Methodist
Robinson
Iby Bar Association
Ford
Bulletin
Korea
William W. Hughes
Eracanthan
Plano
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