Arab Crisis Dates Back 1300 Years
AP analysis traces the roots of the Arab crisis to a 1300-year history. It outlines the diverse Arab world from Egypt and the Fertile Crescent to North Africa, the spread of Islam, and the rise of pan-Arabism under Nasser. The piece notes enduring rivalries, religious mixes, and the oil-fueled modern veneer masking feudal traditions while highlighting the quest for a united Arab nation.
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Arabian Peninsula
Egypt
Suez Canal
Persian Gulf
Atlantic
Nasser
Fertile Crescent
Syria
Lebanon
Iraq
Jordan
Palestine
Sudan
East Africa
Morocco
Tunis
Algeria
Libya
North Africa
Europe
Mohammed
Mecca
Mos ‘Lems
Spain
Soviet
Central Asia
Persia
Nasser J
Some Don’ts for Pimples and Ointment Ad
An old advertisement warns against scratching or squeezing pimples to avoid infection. It promotes Peterson’s Ointment as fast relief for itchy skin, red blotches, eczema, and irritated areas with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. It notes the product costs 50 cents at all druggists and mentions benefits for itchy feet and cracks between toes.
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Beterson
Peterson
Bus Firm Talks Resume In Pittsburgh Strike Negotiations
Negotiations resumed today after a two week recess in the 44 day strike by 32 drivers of Ohio River Motor Coach Co. Officials and Motor Coach Emploes Division 85 representatives sat with Federal Conciliator Martin Swanger and State Mediator Joseph Bach. Beaver Valley bus service from Ambridge to Downtown Pittsburgh via Lewrick has been halted by the dispute. The main issue is drivers demand for overtime after 40 hours instead of 46.
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Pittsburgh
Ohio River Motor Coach Co
Motor Coach
Federall
Martin Swanger
Joseph Bach
Beaver Valley
Ambridge
Lewick
Tey
Funds Set For State Metals Research In 1957
Washington reports a major portion of federal metals and ores research funds for 1957 will go to Pennsylvania. Bureau of Mines director Marling J. Ankeny said more than nine million dollars will aid Pennsylvania mines and research, plus 3.014 million for relocation to the Anthracite Research Laboratory at Schuylkill Haven. Additional funds support Pittsburgh facilities for minerals and metals, anthracite drainage projects, synthetic fuels, and health safety in mines.
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Pennsylvania
Bureau of Mines
Marling J. Ankeny
Bureau
Commonwealth
Schuylkill Haven
Pennsylva
Central Experimental
Pittsburgh
Bruce
Bruceton
Homer City Hamfest Draws Amateurs From Multiple States
Stephen Rich ter of Homer City attends Pennsylvania's Second Annual Hamfest at Hershey Park on August 12. The picnic and swap meet hosted by the Pennsylvania Fone Net and regional traffic nets drew over 70 licensed operators from Pennsylvania and nearby states, with remarks from Atlantic Division ARRL director Mrs. Gilbert Crossley. WM GDQ’s Stephen Ritcher won the longest-distance honor and a National Log Hook in a prize draw.
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Homer City
Stephen Richter
Indiana County Amateur Radio Club
Pennsylvania
Hershey Park
Fone Net
lAnthracite
Pavillions 7
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Atlantic Division
American Radio Relay League
Gilbert Crossley
Cp. Stephen Ritcher
WMGDQ
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William L. Ryan
Oklahoma
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Bu ‘Reau
Churchview Avel Extension
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Green ‘Valley
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Sweyerville
Luzerne County
Marion
Ohio
West Virginia
Gazette
Colonial Motors Inc
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4Th St
Penney’s
Bemberg Rayon
Lace
Terry Bibs
Cannon Towels
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Lees
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