Loopholes in UN Laws Convenient Loopholes in UN Laws
Analysis of Eisenhower's proposal to use American forces in the Middle East to halt a Communist threat. The piece argues the UN charter contains veto loopholes for the United States and Russia, allowing action without immediate Security Council approval. It notes Article 61 permits self defense measures, with reporting to the Council, enabling unilateral moves before council consent.
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Washington
Hisenhower
Middle East
United Nnions
U.N
United States
Russia
Eisenhower
Congress
Secoml
U.N. Security Council
Midle East
Council
Security Council
Suprose
Hirenhower
Russhi
Amato Jean
U. N
United Nations
Hospital policy wording with double value notes
Fragmentary OCR describes a cancellable hospital policy with a 35 dollar first payment, no waiting period, and a double value after 12 months. Mentions company name merged on quit and old Liberty Insurance policy. References Cecil Weaver and an address 214 Spruce Sea.
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Liberty
Sea
Cecil Weaver
Musical Coterie January meeting and birthday party
The January meeting of the Dun Ior Musical Coterie was held at Caroline Daniel's home with 12 members present. Minutes, treasurer’s report, piano and vocal numbers were shared. A next meeting will be at Jane Nelson’s home. Mike Harris celebrated his seventh birthday at a Wednesday party with gifts, games, a clock cake, and prizes for Robert Lynn Milam and John Norman Lee. A separate WCTU meeting followed at Mrs. 1D. I. McRae's home with a New Year theme, a hymn, a devotion on Beginning Again, a legislation program, and a dessert for 20 members and guest. The Junior-Senior PTA met in the high school auditorium with Rev. W. A. Lindsay leading the devotional, business minutes approved, and guest Des N. R. Nelson presenting a film on The Childs Eyes.
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Dunior Musical Coterie
Caroline Daniel
Mlendale Ledbetter
Mary Belle Bryson
Nancy Bratton
Jane Nelson
Sara Janet Bryson
Proup
al Danich
Mike Harris
Paul Harris
Mike W
Robert Lynn Milam
John Norman Lee
Jimmy Ritchie
Johnny Redfun
Jimmy
Judy Carmen
Sandy Gauteche
Brenda Rhodes
Mary Gall Wilson
Sarah Ea Grifford
Charlotte Easterling
Debra
Brendy
Ralph Lemuel Harris
Vickie
Debra Cummings
Connie Theobell
Galan Calhoun
Ann Bolton
Jackie Wilson
Mike Sullivan
W. CT. U
I. McRae
J. Paul Jones
G. A. Wynn
D. C. Wendil
Doe R. Wamitton
Logan
4. B. Hesterly
Eleanor Neal
Congress
A. J. Shell
Jn—Sre Pa Ty AL
Mrs. Hallam
Legislator Questions Inevenst Tax and Exemptions
Legislator argues sales tax should not rise to three cents until exemptions for fertilizer seed and related items are abolished. Faubus influenced exemptions. Governor Cherry vetoed similar measures in 1953. Texarkana residents Bemis family visit. others travel to San Diego Fayetteville Monticello and Little Rock. Referendum effort on execution measure faltered as petitions deemed invalid. Fagan questions new taxes while noting six to seven million dollars yearly in potential revenue and budget needs. Pyeatt, new Arkansas Chamber president, notes 85 communities backing plant prospects and the role of civic support in attracting industry.
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Faubus
Francis Cherry
Supreme Court
Fagan
Dany
Tepusiative Council
Legislative Council
A. Pyeatt
Searcy
Arkansas Chamber of Commerce
Arkansas
Scarey
Princess Grace makes last social appearance before birth
Princess Grace and Prince Rainier presided at a gala French movie premiere as Grace Kelly prepares for the birth of her baby. Mrs. Guss McCassill and Mrs. Allen Gee were Thursday visitors in Hope, Monaco. Mrs. Leonard Hall and Mrs. Frank Baldwin were mentioned in relation to palace duties and Bethany, Oklahoma.
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Guss McCassill
Allen Gee
Hope
Monaco
Grace
Prince Rainier
Grace Kelly Nowine
Leonard Hall
Rey
Home
Frank Baldwin
Bethany
Okla
Secret Session Details On US Middle East Policy
A continuing closed session revealed dire military matters. The speaker claimed no plan to deploy more American forces to the Middle East. He argued manpower cuts have not reduced US effectiveness and asserted strength to tackle five wars plus existing commitments. He cited potential Syria action and possible strikes beyond the target country. He ruled out an all out Soviet war unless Communist invasion signals World War II.
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Middle East
U.S
Americat
United States
Syria
Soviet Union
Heat wave endangers corn as Buenos Aires faces drought
Farmers in Buenos Aires province fear for their corn as a record breaking heat wave continues into its second day. The heat pushed temperatures to 101 degrees yesterday, marking the highest on record for that date in the region. London remains a key port as Thames water levels rise further inland.
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Buenos Aires
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