Egyptian Leader Seeks Friendly Ties with U S
Gamal Abdel Nasser, newly elected president of Egypt, declared in an interview with Alicia Patterson on his first day in office that his country wants friendly relations with the United States and will do all it can. The remarks followed his inaugural press session and emphasized cooperation.
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Faubus Seeks Favorite Son Nomination at Dem Conv
Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus suggested he could be a favorite son nominee at the Democratic National Convention while attending a governors conference in Atlantic City New Jersey. He noted Arkansas' 26 vote delegation would go uncommitted and hinted at possible candidacy amid surrounding speculation.
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Egyptian Publisher Seeks Good Relations with United States
The publisher of the Long Island Newsday quotes a Egyptian leader emphasizing a desire for good relations and friendship between the United States and Egypt while stressing Egypt’s intention to remain independent. He asserts Egyptians are good people if understood.
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Markets Show Steels Slip Amid Broad Advancing Stocks
New York markets saw steels and rails lag as other groups led gains late afternoon. Volume hovered around 2.01 million shares with aircrafts and chemicals early leaders, cement and road-building equipment following. Butter eggs and soybeans moved firm or down, while Chicago wheat and soybeans fell on heavy yields and liquidations. At St Louis, livestock markets were active with mixed hogs, steady to firm cattle and a strong spring lamb showing.
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Missiles Can Be Better Tested
The Air Force extends its Atlantic test range to 5 000 miles with British consent, enabling fuller testing of Snark and Navaho airbreathing missiles. Flights from Patrick AFB previously covered about 1 200 miles, with Snark reaching roughly 2 900 miles before returning to Florida.
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Hope Station Demonstrations At Arkadelphia Program
Hope Station in Arkadelphia features a 12:15 p m program starting with an invocation and youth talent numbers on a safe water supply demonstration by Gamar E Jones sanitary health inspector. Bishop Sherman speaks 1:15 to 1:45 followed by a safety demonstration by James L Mason and William Westbrook of the Arkansas Farm Bureau Federation. Food and soft drinks will be sold on the grounds. adjournment at 2:30 p m. In Tampa Florida vice squad raided a dairy finding mash whiskey being produced instead of milk, arresting four men and seizing 1060 gallons of mash two stills and several milk cans.
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Gamar E. Jones
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Fla
New Metal From Ammonia Sparks Atomic Heat Hope
BERKELEY Calif A group of scientists working with very high temperatures says new metals forged from hydrogen or ammonia could soon exist. Some substances far beneath the earth may yield materials to help containers endure atomic energy heat seeking to solve the container crisis. Existing metals fail at 6000 degrees while ceramics endure heat but crack. cermets have not yet proven practical.
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Palisades Park Tunnel of Love Lights Up Brightly
Bright as day at Palisades Amusement Park in New Jersey after electrical controls fault caused the tunnel of love to illuminate unexpectedly. Officials investigated the malfunction and ensured the ride's safety.
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Palisades Amusement Park
Ashmore May Return to Arkansas as Editor
Reports say Harry S. Ashmore will resume duties as executive editor of the Arkansas Gazette after a leave last October to advise Adlai Stevenson. Publisher Hugh Patterson would only say he preferred to wait for a formal statement. A correspondence with The Sikangas Recorder lends some credibility, noting Ashmore’s possible July Arkansas visit despite being out of town.
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Romance Interrupted By Dark Ride Trouble Prompts Free Passes
The incident disrupted couples enjoying a night ride as the ride malfunctioned in darkness. Once resolved, management issued complimentary passes for another ride through the same darkened section to apologize and accommodate the affected patrons.
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