Russia Likely to Extend Influence in Middle East and Asia
A sprawling 1956 outlook from Beirut New Delhi Singapore and Moscow contests predicts Soviet pressure across the Middle East and South Asia. It foresees arms sales to Egypt, refinery plans in Syria, and Arab sympathy for communism, while Asia faces intensified Soviet diplomatic moves and local disruption amid Cold War tensions.
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Middle East
Asia
Europe
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Red China
Formosa
Robery Hewett
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Gettig
Egypt
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Britain
Nile
Syria
Saudi Arabia
King Saud
Turkey
Iraq
Iran
Pakistan
South Asia
Harold K. Miles
New Delhi
India
Afghanistan
Burma
Moscow
Bulganin
Whrushchev
Nehru
Dulles
Portugal
Germany
Berlin
France
West Germany
Western Europe
Seymour Topping
London
U.S
NATO
Paul Derring Honored As Southwest Virginia Man Of The Year
Paul N. Derring P N Derring secretary of the Young Men’s Christian Association at Virginia Tech Blacksburg was named southwest Virginia’s man of the year by a nine judge panel. The award announced on a New Year’s Day WRAD Radford broadcast featured Dr Walter Newman president of Virginia Tech praising Derring for 38 years of campus service and Christian education impact. Derring who is blind received a specially struck certificate and tributes from Rep Richard Poff Senator Ted Dalton Radford Mayor William Bullard and others. He said his greatest treasure is helping young people and hoped to continue under Dr Newman’s administration. The panel included Dr Newman Dr Martin and several local officials. Republican reorganizations followed with precinct officers elected in Cedar Grove Bloomingdale and other areas.
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VPI
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Derring
Virginia
WRAD
Dr. Newman
Dr. Martin
Charles Strauty
Christiansburg
Thomas Phillips
The
Southwest Times
Pulaski
John Barringer
Blacksburg
Bullard
Frank Titlow
Montgomery News Messenger
C.V. Jackson
Dan J. Rooker
Radford News Journal
Latin America Seeing Shifts As Peru Elects Leader
Brazil’s army backs a return to a normal constitution as Latin American nations plan for steadier power. Argentina contemplates a peaceful path to a new presidency while Gen. Odria’s rule seeks stability. Guatemala readies for changes after unsettled politics.
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jSuan Peron
Peru
Fred L
Strozier
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Brazil
Congress
Manuel Odria
Guatemala
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