Middle East Plan Clouded by Dulles Confusion
Washington The Secretary of State Dulles has clouded President Eisenhower's Middle East program, with public explanations and questions from the House Foreign Affairs Committee. The plan includes possible use of U.S. armed forces, economic aid, and arms policy, but key details about aid totals, recipients, and the Aswan Dam funding remain unclear.
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Almanac mischief and weather whimsy from a 1950s column
The piece blends Hal Boyle commentary with almanac humor on population and land use in Egypt, aging hair humor about President Eisenhower, and light weather and agricultural notes. It jokes about baldness nicknames, storms, camel wool, and milk bottle trips, reflecting a quirky weekly column tone.
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Ejlen
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Weather Bureau
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Hal
Washington, D. C
West Europe Welcomes New Doctrine Amid Mixed Reactions
London reports cautious Western Europe welcome to Eisenhower doctrine with division in Middle East and Asia. Soviet broadcasts criticize the split with Britain and France, while Spain and Italy weigh the plan's global implications. Egypt and Jordan oppose intervention. Turkey backs the Baghdad Pact and the doctrine.
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Russia
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New York
Eisenhower
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France
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Itn
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Adlai Stevenson Urges Four Year Democratic Offense
Adlai E. Stevenson urged a sustained four year offensive by Democrats to win back the White House. The 1956 nominee said the plan aims to prepare for the 1958 and 1960 elections with Democrats in and out of Congress working together to gain governors mayors and other offices as well as Congress. He will remain active on the party policy advisory committees after a weekend meeting with Speaker Rayburn and Senator Lyndon B. Johnson, who will seek advice from the group while sticking to their positions.
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Stevenson
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Menes
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Sala
Clinton Case Presented in Fair Manner
TV piece on Clinton Tennessee aired by See It Now. Edward R. Murrow and Fred W. Friendly showcase courtroom style close ups and citizen voices. Citizens express mixed views on segregation and law, with account of local figures including a principal, pastor, football captain, and school board chair describing impacts of mob rule and law.
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New York
Clnton
Tenn
Cbs-Tv
Edward R. Murrow
Fred W. Friendly
Clinton
Joann Kast Per
United States
Supreme Court
Wegra
Los Angeles
America
Man Kills Woman After Turbulent Romance Ends
In a home confrontation last fall, Steele fired on Joan Bruyer as she and her mother faced him. The couple had dated since May, were briefly engaged, and Steele allegedly grew rough after the breakup. Pastor Hugh Wolf arrived first and reported the assailant’s threats but calm demeanor in recent counseling.
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Miss Bruyer
Steele
Miss Bruget
Elaine
Joan
Mineapolis
University of Minesotan Hospital
Minneapolis
University of South Dakota
Record shows 1953 housing and construction milestones
Government report notes industrial construction surpassed the three billion dollar mark for the first time, while home building investment rose from 15 to 19.4 billion dollars. Mortgage demands faced growing competition in 1936 from other heavy funding needs.
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Will Confer on New River Bridge
Arkansas and Mississippi highway officials traveled to Jackson Mississippi for a conference on a proposed new Mississippi River bridge at Helena Arkansas. The project would cost about 19 million dollars with bond funding of around 8 million, to be shared 2 million by Arkansas and 1 million by Mississippi. Cost increases threaten financing while authorities hope to avoid postponement and move ahead with site preparations along the river near Greenville and Memphers.
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Miss
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Ark
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Mississippi
Herbert “Eldridge
Avord Adeline
Ward Goodman
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Eldridge
Willie Lawson
Rock
Ther Sare
Memhers
Greenville
Advisory group role debated in Congress context
A fragment discusses an advisory group's function with lawmakers. It mentions coordination with congressional readers and avoiding friction, naming Meyers and Huindye as potential actors. The piece hints the committee aims to inform Congress on what to say or how to proceed.
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Congress
Lions Club guest speaker discusses The Athletic Program
Coach Phifly Reginelli spoke at the Lions Club meeting on Thursday noon at the Broadway latcd, introduced by C. C. Wahlanist. He shared insights on the Athletic Program as 27 members attended. guests included J. R. Wright, Earl Eppler, Luther Bearden, Ashley Dewondy, and Morris welcomed as a new member.
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Lions Club
Broadway
C. C. Wahlanist
Reginelli
J. R. Wright
Texarkaha
Earl Eppler
Luther Bearden
Ashley Dewondy
Diny Morris
Presbyterian Executive Board Meeting Seated for New Year Plans
An executive board meeting of the women of the Presbyterian Church was held Friday afternoon at the president Mrs. H. Moura’s home. Mrs. Moore presided and opened with prayer. The group discussed New Year programs and budget items presented by treasurer Mrs. Tom Bemis. Cake and coffee closed the meeting with members listed including Mrs. Harold Ingram and others.
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Logan
Allen Gee
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Private housing boom amid 1956 construction surge
The rent notes that 1956 private housing in the United States reached 1314 billion dollars, second only to the record set the previous year, with overall private construction spending at 30.8 billion and nonresidential construction peaking at 12.4 billion. The text highlights strong income growth, urban rehabilitation, and a highly mobile population driving demand, while housing, farm construction, and hospitals lagged. The era also marks WOK Pine Bluff and KLON Blytheville as the state’s earliest radio stations.
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Blytheville
Local Society Notes Mention Visitors and Travel
Mrs Bob Reynolds and several others are listed among social guests and visitors. Jimmy Barksdale returned to Camp Chaffee after visiting his parents in Arkansas. Mrs Hesterly and child reunite with relatives in Oneonta New York. Mrs C H Tompkins visited Mot Springs Friday. Harold Simpson returned to Cincinnati after visiting Bemis family. Jim Dill and parents hosted in Nashville before returning home. Mack Hays and Mrs Hughes noted as visitors from Okolona to Prescott. Ward family at home with George Wylie.
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