Senate probes Eisenhower era Middle East policy
The Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services panels plan a thorough inquiry into U S Middle East policy under President Eisenhower. A special task force will review thousands of documents to examine policy shifts, Soviet penetration, and actions around the Suez crisis era. Senators J William Fulbright and Mike Mansfield lead critics on the investigation.
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Nasser Might Accept World Court Decision
Cairo report says President Nasser has not decided whether to accept a World Court ruling on Israeli ships passing through the Suez Canal and Gulf of Aqaba. Reports note Israel’s enemies may respond with a canal closure and quote Nasser emphasizing Arab unity and strengthened security. He says the Soviet Union shows more appreciation for Egypt’s stance than the United States.
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Dominicans Recall Ambassador Amid Murky Guilt Cast
Washington reports the Dominican government recalling an ambassador and reshuffling embassy staff amid charges of Trujillo agents’ involvement in the Murphy Galindez case. Ambassador Joaquin Salazar and Minister Oscar Ginebra were recalled as intrigue grows into an international cause celebre. Rep. Porter had charged complicity on the floor, with U S officials noting the time of departure as tensions rise.
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National Better Pay Tieup of Unions Cripples Japan
In a countrywide labor action, about 3 million workers from Japan's Sohyo federation joined a three hour strike against government backed railways and public services. Train and bus services slowed to a trickle as workers protested for higher wages and a minimum wage law. Emergency police alert kept major cities under scrutiny while nationwide walkouts disrupted Kyushu to Hokkaido with reduced schedules and mounting backlogs at stations.
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Ottumwa Fireman Dies While Fighting Blaze
An Ottumwa firefighter, George Jennings, 53, died after receiving resuscitation efforts at a blaze that destroyed eight rare buildings at Mackersons Matchery Sunday. He had just returned to duty following a prior heart issue. Local authorities, including UTWeaHManageRy, press inquiries into Porter charges related to an associated case.
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Half Million Fire Destroys Sugar Warehouse at Constancia
A fire in a bagasse and sugar warehouse at Constancia started by a short circuit spread to adjacent structures, causing damage estimated at half a million dollars. Local responders contained the blaze but the loss included nearby buildings and ongoing operations at MAVANA and Coba UM-A facilities.
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