Mideast problem For U S leaders in Gaza Suez debate
Washington frets over U S role in pressing Israel and Egypt amid U N demands. Nasr hints at Arab bitterness toward American aid and sympathy for Palestine. Cairo and Riyadh urge U S to lead in securing compliance, while Israel and France resist. Economic pressure and arms policy divide allies.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Dulles Aga Rewll
Jamel
Gaza
Gulf of Aqaba
United
United States
Jarad
U. XN
Cok Gamal Abdel Nasari
Egypt
Palestine
Saud
Uncle Sam
Turkey
Beni Gurion
Middle East
Britain
France
Dag Hammerakjold
United Nations
World Organization
Tel Aviv
U. N
The American economy could derail on inflation or recession
LAC offers a column arguing inflation and recession risks hinge on consumer spending. The piece urges normal buying to preserve production and employment, notes possible tax cuts and budget tightening, and warns against overdosing on inflationary talk while stressing reliance on common sense and future gains.
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Renlat
Sen
Mundh
Gor
Emmant
Public Arts Commission authorizes Pasadena Long Beach interline service
Fragmentary notes recount an authorized intermediate service between Pasadena and Long Beach, a Pacific Fleet drill plan with ships like the Towa and Ment, and various church and legal figures in Utah and California. Details are incomplete, with scattered references to governance, traffic police, and a judge’s interim appointment.
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Pasadena
Long Beach
Public Allces Commission
San Francisco
Pacific Fleet
Towa
Marshall Erd
Peteraan
Robert L. Wright
Clyde Holland
Don C. Cope
Carl A. Baker
C. Frobe
California Judicial Couns
Paul B. Y Dougherty
Super 1
Plor Court
Meeting Town Call for Honest Politics
The writer argues elections exist to choose representatives but urges a bill to ban lobbyists from contacting any elected official. They demand a public record of how each vote is cast and threaten recall for any lawmaker voting on lobbyist advice, asserting this would restore honest politics.
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Tel Aviv
Washington
Eisenhower
Harry S. Truman
Tarael
Israel
Zioniat
Jaraet
U. S
Britain
Bonn
United States
Nea Pe
Congress
Tom
History of the USS Constitution and a slow sailing ship
An OCR fragment notes the USS Constitution nicknamed Old Ironsides and mentions a slow heavy ship named Ol Wagon. It references launch years and ship roles but details are fragmented and unclear.
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United States
Strictly Personal A Serious Look at Pleasure
Sydney J. Harris argues that maturity blends work and play. He notes children thrive when play accompanies duties and adults should couple humor with labor to sustain energy and avoid rigid splits between duty and pleasure. The piece emphasizes parenting as balancing opposites.
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Sydney J. Harris
Hairy tongue and other medical Q and As from Dr Jordan
A reader Q and A discusses hairy tongue from penicillin use, harmless prognosis, and possible cleansing methods. It also covers foot calluses causes, potential removal limits, plantar warts, shoe fitting, and possible X rays or surgery after full evaluation. Additional notes address enlarged oil glands, eye conditions, and sleep questions tied to angina and rest.
Questions and Answers Mixed in Early Text
A garbled Q and A excerpt covers a grebe stomach myth ancient civilizations in Egypt and the Fertile Crescent and Crete lists sugar cane origins and spread by colonial powers. It questions wartime tales and claims Amitheonias Inathutios in Washington founded by James Smith son, an English donor.
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Amitheonias Inathutios
Washington, D. C
James Smithson
United States
Aluminum Ship Sets Record for Speed Queen of the Atlantic
Aluminum used extensively in the construction of the S.8 United States, hailed as the speed queen of the Atlantic. Only wood reserved for pianos and butcher blocks, with no other structures relying on it.
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United States
DREW PEARSON: King Saud Gifts Smooth US Outreach
U.S. efforts to woo Near East leaders show gains with King Saud and his entourage. Dulles and IVory Tower diplomacy praise a spate of gifts and visits aimed at securing Saudi favor while balancing pro Western and pro Nasser currents within the kingdom. The piece notes concerns over arms shipments and regional alliances amid Crown Prince politics and Egypt’s influence.
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Washington
Dulles
Near East
Charles Malik
Lebanon
Abedullah
Ncw
Iraq
King Saud
Cal
Nasser
eRak
Egypt
America
Russia
Tittle
Mashhor
Prines
Alecant
Thesa Ween
Saud
Saudi Arabia
Col. Naser
United Nations
Suez Canal
Sam
Eisenhower
Nanare
White House
U. S
Yorma
Aden
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Ueber J. Grant
Church of Jesus Chebet
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Natt Lake City
Utah
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Pharest
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Asia Minor
Crewe
India
China
Europe
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Aluminum
Drew Pearson
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Ble
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