Jordan's Firing of Gen Glubb Omen of War
London reports say Jordan's dismissal of Lt Gen John Bagot Glubb could shift Middle East power toward the anti-Western camp and risk a new Arab Israeli war. The Times calls the move a studied affront and warns it may endanger Britain’s Arab Legion subsidy as distrust grows between London and Amman.
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London
Jordan
John Bagot Glubb
Middle East
Hussein
Times of London
Glubb Pasha
The
Times
Ammen
Britain
Washington
the Times
Grubbs
Nixon Object of Much Discussion
James Marlow analyzes Vice President Nixon as he contemplates a possible 1956 run. Nixon faces Republican ambivalence, strong party backing, and criticism from Democrats over charges of being "soft on communism." The piece contrasts Eisenhower’s praise with Truman and Democratic attacks, noting Nixon’s controversial reputation and ongoing campaign implications.
GOPs Hopeful of Sweeping Full Power
Republicans aim for a sweeping victory in 1856 with Eisenhower at the lead and Nixon as potential running mate. National campaign plans center on a party powwow with state chairmen and lawmakers to align strategy and discuss the vice presidential option. Eisenhower hinted he will decide after the GOP convention in August while praising Nixon.
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Washington
Eisenhower
GOP
Nixon
Hall
Eiseshower
Sen
Knowland
Califoria
Hisenhower
Jordan Kicks Out Builder of the Army
In Amman, King Hussein fires Lt Gen John Bagot Glubb who built Jordan’s Arab Legion and ends 30 years of Middle East service. Glubb’s dismissal, aimed at appeasing anti Western factions, raises questions over Britain’s subsidy and future army leadership. Maj Gen Radi Ounabb named successor. two British officers displaced. Glubb and family depart for London amid regional tensions.
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Jordan
John Bagot Glubb
Glubb Pashe
Hussein
Samir el Rifai
Arab Legion
Glubb
Britain
Middle East
London
Radi Ounabb
Fotr
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Series of Home Demonstration Leaders Training Meets Held Here During the Past Week
A series of home demonstration leaders training meetings were held last week in Hempstead County. On Feb 28 in the county courtroom Mrs. Carl Brown and Mrs. Wilc Hammond Schooley led demonstrations on housekeeping methods. Attendees included Mrs. A. B. King Liberty Hil HDC and numerous other leaders from Col umbus Victory and Sweet Home. That afternoon in Hope City Hall Karl Munson led a training for HDC recreation leaders outlining four elements of recreation and the Rural Community Improvement program. Health leader Helen Robinson led a Feb 29 session on 20 common disease danger signals in the Hempstead County courtroom with a wide turnout from Baker Green Luster Victory Columbus and others assisting.
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Hempstead
Carl Brown
Wilc Dham —Schooley
A. B. King
Liberty Hil
HDC
Virgil Huckabee
Melrose
J. E. Delaney
Columbus
Hallar McCorkle
Bill Burke
Schooley
Victory
Herbert Hartsfield
Geen Laster
Oscar Rider
Hinton
Ward
Brown
Sweet Home
Kline Franks
Vernie Goynes
Centerville
Merlin Cox
Baker
Hope City Hall
Karl F. Munson
Munson
Agricultural Extension Service
Paleddiigh Anh Leas
Wendell Stone
Herman Rhodes
Cloud Billick
Gordon J. Prescott
McCaskill
I. L. Ward
Roy Leo
Robinson Ted
Orville Steadman
Sampland
Green Luster
J. F. Mangum
William Schorley
Jack Sampler
Joe England
Shower Springs
Hugh Gilbert
Irvin Betts
Liberty Hill
Carl Richards, Jr
BR. G. Shuffield
Lorraine B. Wylie
Tie Farm Policy to President Debate Starts in Senate
Senator Humphrey and fellow Democrats criticize the Eisenhower Benson farm program, urging shared responsibility with the president. Kerr Johnston and Sparkman push for Eisenhower involvement as the farm bill votes near, with Humphrey resuming a lengthy floor speech after a pause.
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Edwin B. Harkinson
Washington Lf
Eisenhower
Benson
Sen
Humphrey
D-Minn
Senate
Kerr
D-Okla
Odin D. Johnston
D-Sc
Sparkman
D-Mla
Congres
Winds Roar Across British Isles Blowing Ships Ashore
A severe storm battered the British Isles with high winds driving ships to shelter. The coastal Greenhaven, a 494 ton vessel, wrecked on rocks near Donegal as its ten crew escaped to a reef. In Northern England windows shattered, chimneys collapsed, and one death occurred when a wall fell onto a pedestrian during the blizzard like gusts.
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London
British Isles
Greenhaven
Donegal
Ireland
England
Tevin
Rolls Royce Jeep Unveiled by Parliament in Army Plan
In London the British Army's new jeep, powered by a Rolls Royce engine, was unveiled in the House of Commons. Brigadier Prior-Palmer, a Conservative member, called equipping the Army's jeeps with the engine a fantastic waste of money and added that it takes the biscuit.
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London
House of Commons
Prior-Palmer
Court Orders No Interference in West Memphis Racing Permit
Arkansas Supreme Court barred Pulaski Chancellor Sam Rorex from interfering with the Arkansas Racing Commission in granting a permit for West Memphis Southland Racing Corp. The ruling clears the way for the commission to grant the Southland franchise at tonight’s meeting unless an appeal is filed this afternoon from Chancellor W. Leon Smith’s order directing issuance of the franchise.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Pulaski
Sam Rorex
Arkansas Racing Commission
West Memphis
Southland Racing Corp
Commission
Southland
W. Leon Smith
Blytheville
Mississippi May Call Some Books
Grand Jury in Jones County urges elimination of all pro integration materials from public school libraries. County Superintendent Bernard Powell orders immediate screening of library books to remove “camouflaged” content. Report claims some books support racial integration and threaten the Southern way of life.
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Sartazsvule
Miss.taeChirr
Jones
Bernard Powell
Serming
Tex
Grand Jury
Ife
700000 Injured Doing Odd Jobs
Newark safety expert Arthur A Burroughs of American Mutual Liability Insurance Co notes 700000 to 1000 Amerigans are injured yearly in do it yourself work. He warns accidents cost more than hiring professionals and cites a growing home fixer trend led by a women’s auxiliary corps.
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Newark
Arthur A. Burroughs
American Mutual Liability Insurance Co
Stevenson Says GOP Failed to Keep Labor Promises
Adlai Stevenson charged the GOP administration did not fulfill changes promised to Taft Hartley labor law, claiming only interpretive shifts by the National Labor Relations Board had occurred. He spoke to about 400 at an AFL CIO meeting in Minnesota during a five day campaign swing, asserting no real labor gains.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Adlai Stevenosm
Minnesota
Stevenson
Afl-Cio
National “Labor Relations Board
Robert A. Tait
Ohio
Wen
Gov
Freeman
Sen
Kefauger
Washington
New York City
Eisenhower
Time Inopportune Keating Sees Delay on Succession Law
Congress may delay a temporary succession law for a disabled president as Representative Keating notes Eisenhower's decision to run again. Representative Celler argues the need for such legislation is growing and could pass this session. Both say Eisenhower’s reelection chances would not be affected.
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Washington
Keating
R-Ny
Congress
Eisenhower
Ren. Celler
D-Ny
Ex Mayor Noah J Hazel dies in Jonesboro Arkansas
Former Marked Tree mayor Noah J Hazel age 60 and first school superintendent died yesterday in a hospital in Jonesboro Arkansas Survivors include a son and a daughter The 1903 to 1908 mayor served east Arkansas town and led its early school system
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Jonesboro
Ark
Marked Tree
Noah J. Hazel
Hazel
East Arkansas
Delude Fwa'sona
Lions Club to Hear Banker Principal Speaker Monday
The Lions Club will host Charles Orth vice-president of Union Nations Bank Little Rock as principal speaker Monday under the sponsorship of the Arkansas Bankers Association.
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Lions Club
Charles Orth
Union Nations Bank of Little Rock
Arkansas Bankers Association
Scout Group to Pioneer for Parley at Camp Pioneer
Caddo Area Council of Boy Scouts of America plans a Campaign and Activities meeting Sunday March 4 at 2 p m at Camp Pioneer near Mena. Ray McDowell camping chairman will attend and plans include erecting permanent buildings and removing inadequate facilities. Volunteers will finish an addition to the dining hall before the meeting with meals provided Friday and Saturday and overnight bedding to be brought by attendees.
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Caddol
Dulles Heads East on 25,000 mile Asia Tour
Secretary of State Dulles begins a major nine capital trip to Asia and the Far East. He will meet leaders including India’s Nehru and discuss U.S. policy amid Soviet attempts to expand influence. The journey, his first to Asia, will total about 25,000 miles and may shape policy decisions.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Dulles
Asia
Far’ East
Marc
Rea Ea Cuff
Karachi
Pakistan
New Delhi
Tolkyo
India
Nehru
Confusion in Alabama U Race Case
Autherine Lucy, a 28 year old Black student, was permanently expelled from the University of Alabama after a secret board meeting in Tuscaloosa. The action came within hours of a federal judge ordering her readmission as civil rights groups and her attorney prepared further legal steps.
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Bem Price
Birmingham
Ala
Autherine Lucy
University of Alabama
Oday
Lucy
Tuscaloos
Trustes
Yetlow
H. Hobay Grooms
Arithuy D. Shores
New York
Thurgood Marshall
the Nations
Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACR
Universiy
J. Lucy
Demain
Unclear OCR Text on Adlai Stevenson Era Proposals
Fragmented OCR passage references Adlai E Stevenson and Kefauver era politics with mentions of propaganda, postponement, Democrat reactions, and party stirring. text is garbled and lacks coherent events or dates for a concise summary.
Fragmentary OCR Warm Fragments From An Old News Page
The readable portions show garbled text referencing timing and a Thursday context. Mentions of Ford and medical terms appear partially, but specifics are unclear. The item seems to be a partial note or caption with uncertain details and no coherent event or names to anchor a proper summary.
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Robin Bressler
Beth Lawrence
Ruth Ann Wylie
Betty Lynn Munn
Linda Sue Parsons
Tony Leverett
David Hunter
Sandra Gibson
Jerry Monroe
Allen Monts
Ann Mitchall
Ken Rogers
Mitchael Atkins
Larry Don Wright
Buddy Burke
Janis McClellan
Sidney Hollis
Ton Rowatry Brown
David Byrd
Kenny Miller
Mark Verhalan
Rebecca Sue Ponder
Grant Byars
Gail Hartsfield
Phyllis Vines
Jery Don Still
Ike Murrah
David Jones
Mike Dillard
Remmel Nunn
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Adlai B. Stevenson
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Estey Kefaur
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