Arabs and Americans in Port Said Tussle and Tensions Rise
Robert C. Ruark recalls a Port Said incident with an Australian traveler and an Arab vendor, highlighting cultural frictions amid Middle East tensions. The piece suggests U.S. meddling, rising Arab hostility, and the Palestine and arms dispute, noting oil as a shared interest.
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Australia
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Jefferson Caffrey
Egypt
Jeff Caffrey
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Naguib
Nasser
Caffery
Palestine
Dulles Urges Massive Yet Selective Retaliation Policy
Secretary of State Dulles warns that Western nations must bolster alliances and maintain selective retaliatory power to deter Soviet aggression. He emphasizes a massive capacity to retaliate as a foundation for peace and links collective security to an arsenal of retaliation shaping ultimate deterrence.
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Hite
Asan
Soviet Union
Jaundice Contraction May Be Stopped by Plasma Pasteurization
Kansas University researchers led by Dr. Dwight J. Mulford report pasteurization of plasma kills jaundice causing organism while preserving albumin. Process heats plasma at 140 degrees for 10 hours to reduce transmission in pooled donations. study funded since 1952 with Army sponsorship.
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Kansas University
Dwight J. Mulford
Mulford
Massachusetts Department of Health Laboratories
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E. U
U. S. Public Health Service
Department of the Army
Warning From W Reich On Recognition of Reds
Bonn warns it will break off diplomatic relations with any nation recognizing the East German regime in the future. The Foreign Office also said West Germany will not establish ties with Communist China or Soviet satellite states, despite talks with the Soviet Union.
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Foreign Office
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Soviet Union
Stars racing away at 37000 miles a second in expanding universe
The Carnegie Institution reports clusters of stars beyond the Milky Way speed through space away from Earth at up to 37000 miles per second. Using Mt Wilson and Palomar observatories, 620 galaxy recession velocities were measured with giant telescopes, detailing the expanding universe.
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Earth
Carnegie Institution of
Ington
Mt. Wilson
Palomar Observatories
Carnegie Technology
Palomar
Rice acreage to be cut in 1956 price supports debated
Washington officials from the Agriculture Department said reductions in acreage allotments and price supports for the 1956 rice crop are virtually certain.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Replacement Elms Planned for Emporia Parkings
Emporia residents will be able to buy replacement elm trees at cost next spring after the City Commission approved a plan to replace hundreds of dead elms on city parkings. The move aims to restore shade and street appeal while managing urban canopy recovery.
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Emporia
Chamber of Commerce orders four tree varieties
The chamber plans to order red maple red oak green ash and hackberry trees. Elm will not be included in the selection.
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Chamber of Commerce
Ogae Sane
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