Oil and oil interests shape Near East policy
Drew Pearson argues Near East oil reserves drive U S policy and arms flows. He links Hoover Dulles and ARAMCO to State actions, notes Saudi Arabia油 royalties funds Russian arms, and suggests an international tanker pool to speed oil to Europe.
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Arm waving girl inspires charity and Irish unity debate
A front porch tale shows Grace born without arms receiving artificial limbs after train crews rallied donations. In Northern Ireland news, October min November issue notes Southern Ireland’s bid to legislate for the North is rejected, affirming loyalty to the Crown and British identity amid ongoing tensions.
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Fresh moist Christmas trees curb fire risk says Mertz
A State Department of Public Instruction safety expert urges keeping fresh trees watered and cool, trunk submerged in water, then in a water-filled container inside the home. He warns dry trees quickly shed moisture and cautions against frayed cords and flammable decorations, urging safe alternative cords.
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State Department of Public Instruction
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Point Of View By William L Ingersoll on democracy and policy
Opinion piece argues Americans mix remedies with policy critique while public servants implement foreign policy. It notes radio and TV influence on views, defends Eisenhower administration, and urges trust until better proposals emerge. It cites Senator Humphrey and public confidence in the president.
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Thick fog shrouds New York area delaying flights
A dense northeastern fog eased by morning with visibility at four miles in New York City and Long Island. Idlewild Airpor t operations were suspended late yesterday but resumed around 1 am. Hungarian refugee flights were disrupted for over five hours with a diverted landing at Logan Airport in Boston.
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Logan Airport
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Business Optimism for Labor and Union Merger Prospects
Joseph F. Finnegan of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service forecasts improved business and profits reducing labor-management strife in the year ahead. He expects fewer wildcat strikes as AFL-CIO internal disputes clear up and merger boosts economic power. The article notes William Penn’s three imprisonments as a Quaker preacher and writer.
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