Israel Agrees to Withdraw From Gaza Area
World Today reports Israel will pull back from territory claimed by Egypt near the Gaza Strip and Aqaba Gulf after talks with Secretary of State Dulles. Golda Meir says withdrawal is based on assumptions that U.N. forces will deploy, while Arabs demand no guarantees. U.S. envoy Lodge says Israel's move is not conditional. Ardent Arab reaction remains cool as Israeli cabinet signals second thoughts.
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Associated Press
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United States
State Department
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United Nations
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Israel
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Gaza
Gulf
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Nasser
Henry Cabot Lodge
The Doctor Explains Myopia Hyperopia and Vision Needs
The Doctor Says outlines common eye problems including nearsightedness myopia farsightedness hyperopia and presbyopia. It notes heredity early onset and role of eye strain in myopia with glasses or bifocals used to correct distance and near vision as age increases.
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Edwin P. Jordan
NEA
ARC report worsens as progressive myopia cited
Report notes ARC condition called progressive myopia with near sighted individuals reporting no specific symptoms. Cross reports U S service in the Far East contributing to blurred distance objects. Fund drive last Dec 15-31 raised 40,255.64 to a Hungarian relief store fund.
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Far East
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Dulles Aims to Reassure Arabs Over Israel Pullout
Dulles assured nine Arab representatives that the United States gave no promises or concessions to Israel in exchange for the troop withdrawal. The Arabs adopted a wait and see mood after the conference, while Israel’s Ben-Gurion urged wisdom and fair play from the American people to prevent miscalculated political expediency.
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Middle East
Israel
United States
David Ben-Gurion
London
Eisenhower
U.N
France
Britain
Gl Turncoat Home After Seven Years
Oklahoma City recounts the return of former American soldier Samuel David Hawkins who stayed with the Red Chinese after the Korean War. He arrived with his mother Mrs. Carley Jones and spoke of helping others, while expressing fears of federal action. Champion of Oklahoma City arranged a quick ride home and arranged a job offer. Hawkins left Peiping last Monday and his Russian wife Tanya remains in China seeking exit. There are 13 U.S. turncoats in China. seven have returned, one died there.
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Oklahoma City
Samuel David Hawkins
Carley Jones
Hawkins
Oklahoma
Hong Kong
Champion
China
Peiping
Tanya
U. S
Yorktown officials quickly neutralize asphalt spill in town
In Muncie Indiana officials from nearby Yorktown acted fast when a dump mechanism on a truck carrying hot asphalt malfunctioned. They spread the spilled asphalt over the street to prevent further damage, though the load was meant for an out of town job.
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Nixon Joins Gold Coast Independence Celebration
Vice President Nixon joined foreign leaders at a religious ceremony in Accra as the Gold Coast moves toward independence to form Ghana under British trusteeship with Queen Elizabeth II as sovereign. Nixon and wife attended with 20 000 Ghanians present. Prime Minister Kwame Nkrumah was not at the event.
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John Scali
Accra
Gold Coast
Prident Nixon
Togoland
Britain
U.N
Ghana
Elizabeth II
Nixon
U.S
Duchess of Kent
Morocco
Kwame Nkrumah
Soviet Bride Marries Ukrainian Plant Operator in Australia
Nina Paranyuk the Soviet stewardess who deserted the Gruzia at the Melbourne Olympics yesterday wed a 36 year old Ukrainian plant operator who came to Australia eight years ago. The groom's name was not released at Nina's request, and the couple kept their future residence secret. Nina had left her ship during a sightseeing party and hid until January 19. The ceremony followed her capture, and she said the marriage would provide protection.
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Melbourne
Australia
Nina Paranyuk
Nina
Sewium
Japs Report Signs of An Atom Blast
Tokyo reports abnormal air pressure waves observed by two weather posts, suggesting a possible atomic explosion though origin unknown. Britain declares danger area around Christmas Island for nuclear tests from March 1 to August 1, with no sign tests have begun. Seventeen stations reported no abnormal readings.
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Central Meteorological Board
Britain
Christmas Island
South Pacific
Soviet Union
United States
Educational Grants Set to Expand Science Programs
Washington announced nearly 1.2 million dollars in new Atomic Energy Commission grants to 15 American colleges and universities. The funds will finance laboratory equipment and expanded courses in nuclear science and engineering, with more grants expected later.
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Atomic Energy Commission
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