The Rave Carventure in Tunisia Escape Tale
Kalimiythical adventurers flee Scotland to lead a Barbary piracy campaign. Al Merham, Mollie, and Allan travel by a bizarre double carriage train through cultivated farmland and desert towns, meeting kavass and hotel staff in a vivid North Africa transit toward Marsa Yakoub. A crowded bus ride and a seaside start set the scene for further journeys.
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Allah Ad Mollie
Maljie
Larg
Allan
Oasis
Sidi Ibrahim
Nair
Victoria
Maria Yakoub
Nail
Nasser Rejects World Court Involving Suez Gulf Access
Cairo broadcasts quote President Nasser saying he may not accept World Court rulings affecting Tiran Strait and Gulf of Aqaba. Israel counters, noting it could ignore such decisions. The report ties to plans for oil shipments through the Gulf, U N salvage actions, and possible closure of the Suez Canal amid the broader conflict.
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Nasser
Gahalaha
Gulf of Adaba
Cairo
Israel
Israels
Golda Meir
Suez Canal
Eilat
Suez Canal Authority
Egypt
U. N. Slavage
U. S
Raymond A .Wheler
Federal aid to education faces tough path in Congress
President Eisenhower's budget calls for 71.86 billion with 1.3 billion for federal classroom aid. Folsom attacks Chamber of Commerce while lawmakers push cuts. Powell seeks 1956 segregation amendment, risking House approval as debate stalls.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Folsom
Higenhower
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
The
Chamber
White House
Adam Powell
New York
Hisenhower
Ald Il
Powell
Woman Hid Robber Put on Probation in Arkansas Case
Opal Oneida May, 32, a wife of bank robber Charles E. Ranels, received three years probation for harboring a fugitive after pleading guilty. Ranels, awaiting a 30 year sentence for armed robberies in Kentucky and Arkansas, was once among the FBI's top 100 most wanted. May testified she and Ranels were married in September in Greenville, Mississippi, and knew he was a wanted man while she aided him.
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Little Rock
Charles E
Baldog) Ranels
Thomas C. Trimbie Yester
Opal Oneida May
Ranels
IBY
Pine Bluff
Aris
Kentucky
Arkansas
FBI
Opal May
Bartelé
Sentembat
Creenville
Miss
Robert Harold
Trimble
Commercial Loan & Trust
Monticello
New TV Film Supply Aims to Expand NTA Reach
New York story notes National Telefilm Associates led by Eden Landau projects rapid growth in first-rate features for television. NTA plans 129 stations airing Suez with Tyrone Power and Loretta Young, plus 90 minute weekly showcases and sponsorships, expanding to 10 TV programs and five to six hours weekly by year end. Also mentions Arkansas scenic highway State Highway 7 to Hot Springs and Diamond Cave nearby.
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New York
Ety Landau
Abhdau
Landau
National Telefilm Associates, Inc
Suez
Tyrone Power
Loretta Young
NTA
20Th Centary-Pox
J. Arthur Hunk
David Or. Selznik
Stetlof Cane
Mary Martins
Peter Ban
Tims
Mos
Firdgrafts
Boyd
Tata
Areatet
Tall
Arkafanstrot
Hartisah
Hot Springs National Park
Arkaygas
Ozand and
Ouachita Forest
Marble Falls
Harrison
Diamond Cave
Toss Per
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Bernard Fergusson
Marsa Yakoub
Allen's
Mollies
Allah
Fa Greck
Tunis
Mollie
Kavass
Alien
Sion Bh Sen
Poliiam Cockers
Pert
Pat Thomas
Chicago
Chicago Heart Fund
England
Naaser
Beratlan
Agua
Lake Catherine
Hamilton
Quachita
Ouachita River
Greeson
Nimrod
Cou
Creomulsion
Tru
GMC
Gruck
God
Maine
Special Arts
Ince
Motors Serviet
Induskire
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