Senator Ellender Perturbs Jazz Pact With U.S. Image
Roark columns mock Senator Ellender of Louisiana for opposing jazz as a diplomatic asset abroad amid State Department funding. The piece touts jazz icons like Louis Armstrong Lena Horne Nat King Cole and Dizzy Gillespie as superior U.S. cultural ambassadors and recalls global reception from Australia London Paris and Africa.
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Robrat Co. Ruark
Jelly Roll Morton
Allen Eliernter
Louisiana
State Department
Ellender
New Orleans
Bourbon
Chile
Storeyville
Bruins Boys
Fats Pichon
Papa Celestin
Chicago
Eddie Condon
New York
Sen
Washington
Jass
Louis Armstrong
Lena Horne
Nat King Cole
Sen. Ebiender
Savoy
London
Scandinavia
Paris
Lena
Wrecks on City Streets Cause $525 Damage Total
Two separate car crashes Wednesday caused an estimated $525 in damage. No injuries were reported. A. H. Bryan, 77, and Maxine M. Gantz, 19, collided at the intersection of 8th and By Streets with about $200 damage. Raymond J. Wingeback, 29, and Keith K. Kriesel, 25, collided at 12th and Pa Streets with about $225 damage. In a separate note, half of U.S. spending units had incomes over $4,000 in 1955.
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A. H. Bryan
Tll
Maxine M. Gantz
Willaamstown
Éth
Sts
Raymond J. Wingeback
12Th St
Keith K. Kriesel
12Th and
Pa. Sts
Dulles invites Congress leaders to Suez meeting
Secretary of State Dulles invites Democratic and Republican leaders to a Sunday briefing on the Suez Canal crisis. Invitations go to Senate leaders Lyndon Johnson and Knowland, Senate Foreign Relations Committee chair George, House Speaker Rayburn, and House GOP Leader Martin, with other invited ranking members.
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Washington
Dulles
Congress
Joseph Reap
State Department
Lyndon Johnson
D-Tex
Knowland
R-Calif
Senate
George
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House
Rayburn
Tex
GOP
Martin
Mass
Senate Foreign Relations
House Foreign Affairs Committees
Dulles to Meet Democrats on eve of Chicago convention
The secretary will attend a meeting on the eve of the Democratic convention in Chicago to pursue bipartisan understanding and support for Eisenhower policies amid Egypt's Suez Canal seizure. He travels Tuesday to London for a peace talks gathering on the canal dispute spurred by Nasser's nationalization. An oil filter removes a pound or more of dirt over 5,000 miles.
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Nat Cole
Australia
Frank Sinatra
Artie Shaw
Chicago
Dulles
Eisenhower
Egypt
Suez Canal
London
Nasser
Suez
Indians Ready for Exposition in Andarko Parade
Thousands of brightly costumed braves and maidens will throng Andarko for the 25th annual American Indian Exposition opening Saturday. Indians from the West are camping at the east edge of the town awaiting eight days of events, three days longer than last year, in one of the nation’s major Indian shows.
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Andarko
Okla
Anadarka
Oklahoma
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