Eisenhower Faces Four Middle East Challenges
President Eisenhower juggles four aims in the Middle East seeking to limit Soviet influence, remove Israeli troops from Egypt, gain Saudi Arabia’s support, and pressure Israel through possible UN sanctions while pursuing talks with Nasser and other regional leaders. The approach strains US friends and supporters at home and abroad, with debates over direct leadership versus hopeful sanctions.
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Truman
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Russia
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Nasser
Egypt
Joyedan
Hussein
Kuwaity
Saud
Dulles
Israel
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Gambling Bill Aims to Legalize in Hot Springs
In Little Rock a bill to legalize gambling if Garland County voters approve likely to reach the House today. The measure, backed by the Hot Springs Chamber of Commerce, would allow gambling in counties via a special election. Governor Faubus dodges comment, calling it a bridge he has not yet crossed while noting highway revenue and a gas utility rate case.
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Little Rock
Garland County
House
Ray S. Smith
House Revenue and Taxation Committee
Paul van Dalsem
Perry County
Senate
Orval Faubus
Farbus
Hot Springs
Faubus
Supreme Court
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt names five potential Democratic candidates
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt in her McCall column names five men she believes would be good Democratic presidential candidates for 1966. The list excludes former candidates Lyndon Johnson and Adlai Stevenson, whom she supported in earlier bids.
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New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Wlindig Gay
Adlaid Stevenson
McCail
Giant 426 Carat Diamond Cut in Reel of Replicas
Hal Boyle reports on Winston and his team crafting 300 replicas of a 426 carat diamond and laboring 10 months with 1,400 hours to polish the real stone down to "Miss Nameless" and two smaller gems. The real diamond could fetch around two million dollars, as Winston weighs the priceless gemstone against a sale price.
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Winston
State Farmers Seek Soil Bank Pay
Arkansas farmers rush Soil Bank payments with three days left for all crops. 1,500 applications cover 27,149 acres. rice land deadline March 3, others March 1. Rice payments could total 1,691,262 dollars. cotton 131,595 acres worth 7,125,262. corn 5,956 acres totaling 194,515.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Clyde P. Lieblong
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Office
Notable 1966 Senate Race Prospects Highlight Key Figures
The political lineup includes Sen Wayne Morse of Oregon Gov G Mennen Williams of Michigan Sen Joseph Clark of Pennsylvania Gov Edmund Muskie of Maine and former Connecticut Gov Chester Bowles who also served as ambassador to India.
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Erals
Wayne Morse
Oregon
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Joseph Clark
Pennsylvania
Edmund' S Muskie
Maine
Chester Bowles
Connecticut
U.S
India
Langley linked to shielding Elkins in gambling probes
Testimony ties Langley to protection of Elkins in a web of indictments filed by state and federal authorities. Local 690 of the Teamsters reportedly loaned over 50,000 dollars to Seattle and Spokane gamblers and saloonkeepers, with figures named including Dave Beck Jr. and Frank Brewster. Kilnge handled funds for a Rainbow Tavern, while Bassett claimed the loan was arranged on Dave Beck senior’s orders. Beck is abroad and slated to return in late March.
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Langley
Elkins
Portland
Teamsters Union (i
Spokane
Seattle
Dave Beth
Teammsters
Frank W. Brewster
Western Teamsters Conference
Alben J. Ruhl
Sam
Bassett
Western Teamsters
Ruhl
Richard Kilnge
Rainbow Tavern
Kennedy
Kilnge
Colege
Dave Beck Jr
Sters
Basset
Klinge
Dave Beck
Beck Iow
Europe
Ike Appointee under Scrutiny for West Germany Ambassadorship
Senators Watkins and Case demand a full examination of David K. E. Bruce background after Eisenhower nominates him as ambassador to West Germany. Watkins cites a $1,000 Democratic contribution in 1956 and questions whether Bruce would fairly represent Eisenhower policies if allied with Stevenson ideas. Also notes Hibbing Minnesota hosts the world’s largest iron ore mine on 1535 acres.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Watkins
Utah
Francis Case
David K. E. Bruce
Eisenhower
West Germany
Bruce
Senaite Elections
Adlai E. Stevenson
Watering
Hibbing
Minn
Colonial Tea Honors D A R Good Citizens at Moore Home
Benjamin Culp chapter entertained with a colonial tea Thursday at Mrs. C. H. Moore’s home honoring Miss Margie Clark D A R Good Citizen Miss Virginia Ann Hays and Miss Flora Mae Arnett. Assisting hostesses and officers of the chapter attended as guests in Prescott. The event featured red, white and blue decor, a miniature George Washington display, and corsages for the honorees. Later, Lions Club and church group activities were noted alongside visits and weekend guests in Prescott.
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Benjamin Culp
Daughters of the American ‘Revolution
C. H. Moore
Margie Clark
D. A. R. Good Citizen
Virginia Ann Hays
Flora Mae Arnett
Max Kitchen
0. G. Hirst
Frances Thrasher
Moore
J. ‘A. Cole
Carl Dalrymple
Allen Gee
S§. O. Logan
H. H. MocKenzie
J. W. Teeter
Charles Thomas
J. B. Hesterly
George Washington
Miss Clark
Miss Hays
Miss Arnett
Wallace Pemberton
Mig.h. Tompsins
D. L. McRae Sr
J. H. Langley
Hirst
R. P. Hamby
A. Haynes
Edward Brysen
Presscott High School
Senate Clears Several Bills Amid Tight Debate
Senators approved a measure to extend debate to thirty minutes for a key bill led by Sen. Hoy Riales and Clifton Wade. A separate bill to bar optical firms from selling glasses directly to the public passed 264 and goes to the governor. The Barber Licensing Board may set fees with two-thirds city approval. The House funded the Arkansas Sovereignty Commission at thirty thousand dollars annually after earlier talks of fifty thousand. A public hearing was set on a Hit Springs gambling legalization proposal under local option.
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Hoy Riales
Porter
Clifton Wade
Payetteville
General Assembly
PSC
Do-Operative
Duy
Senate
Fagan
Precision Optical Co
Little Rock
Ggaver Nor
Barber Licensing Board
House
Arkangar Sovereignty Commission
Orval Paubus
Hit Springs
Revenue and Taxation Committee
Bill Taken Home Action Delayed In Arkansas House
The Arkansas House delayed action on a Senate bill to create a statewide financing corporation after a member kept the measure at home. Representative J. H. Cottrell announced he had checked out the bill, and a vote could not proceed due to its absence.
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Bill
Little Rock
Senate
Arkansas
House
Littl Rock
William Wash
J. H. Cottrell
Pulaski
Hepburn and Tracy in a New Picture Desk Set
Hollywood report on Katharine Hepburn and Spencer Tracy filming The Desk Set their seventh co star credit. They recall past collaborations including Adam’s Rib and Sea of Grass while joking about Oscars. On set they rehearse a library scene with a blinking electro brain and chat with Deborah Kerr and Cary Grant before returning to work.
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Hollywood
Alway
Katharine Hepburn
Spencer Tracy
Tracy
Hepburn
Sea of Grass
Pat
Mikem
Trace
Walter Lang
Deborah Kerr
Cary Grantwig
Bill Moves To Special Order For Further Study
A bill was advanced as a special order of business for this afternoon to provide Cottrell time to bring it back. The move indicates a plan to study the measure further before action.
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Cottrell
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