Understanding Mohammedans and Middle East tensions by Ruark
The piece explores the diversity of Mohammedans including Arabs, Kurds, Pakistanis, and Moroccans, arguing that unity is impossible due to vast sects and tribal differences. It emphasizes the primacy of faith and allegiance to Allah, notes Arab customs, and critiques Western attempts to “honest business” with devout Muslims while urging deeper comprehension of Tash Allah and regional complexities.
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Ruark
Middle East
Nasser
Mussa
Ohe
Althouphio
House of Allah
Anid
Tbn-Saud
Pale
Allah
Ireland
State Department
Aircraft inventory cuts limit WWII bombers and fighters
The report notes heavy losses and reductions in air fleets with most B 29 bombers and B 17 bombers retired, leaving 62 aircraft for personnel transport. It also mentions 675 FSL and Fr prep driven fighters and a remaining number of trainer aircraft in inventory.
Vatican Visitor Smashes Glass In Jewel Cabinet Heist Try
A Vatican City visitor aged 24 from Sulmona, Remo Presutti, shattered a jewel cabinet containing two diamond crowns with a hammer. Guards restrained him. police consider motive uncertain as investigators review action before filing charges.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Remo Presutti
Sulmona
Italy
Lawrence High Prom and School Events Highlight Spring
Marcia Haines and Judy Gray report on Lawrence High activities amid National Music Week and campus events. Senior and junior couples plan a glamorous prom, with Weeks and months of junior officer effort. The Black team wins two trophies at the Girls Sport Show, parade to celebrate, cheerleading tryouts announced, and a surprise birthday party for Gary Midgeli and Jerry Hall.
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Marcia Haines
Judy Gray
Lawrence’ ‘High
Paris
Phylis Wertzberger
Jerry Schafer
Sandra-Lée
Lea Neamith
Lawrence
Umber
Red
Shirley Petrie
Taeeientaet
Shirley
Gary Midgeli
Jerry Hall
Imich
McLeod Nomination Approved for Ireland Post
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved by a six vote the nomination of Scott McLeod to be ambassador to Ireland. The committee acted on the nomination on the day of continued consideration. McLeod currently serves in the State Department as a special qualifier.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Scott
McLeod
Bebassador
Ireland
State Department
Dulles Still Pushing On After Cancer Surgery
Six months after his cancer operation Secretary of State Dulles reports feeling better and continues a heavy travel schedule. He has logged nearly 400000 miles since taking office in January and returned to work December 3 after the operation.
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Washington
Daleles
Bonn
West Germany
Dulles
United Nations
New York
Federal payroll rises in March by 2,470 workers
Washington reports the federal payroll expanded to 2,392,987 as of March, with increases concentrated in the Treasury, Post Office, Agriculture, Interior, Commerce, and Health, Education and Welfare departments. Senate House Committee chairman Sen. Byrd notes many gains were largely seasonal.
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Washington
Senate
House Committee
Byrd
R-Va
Treasury
Post Office
Agriculture, Interior, Commerce
Health, Education and Welfare
Agriculture, Interior and Treasury Departments
Major Provisions In Wilson Admits Flippancy In Farm Laws Failures
Secretary Benson told a House committee that major farm law provisions are failures and urged Congress to improve programs. He praised flexible price support for some crops and criticized other farm aid measures, noting production per farm worker has doubled in three years and highlighting policy shifts under Eisenhower. He also described surplus weapons disposal by the Defense Department and compulsory education in Panama.
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Wilson
House
Benson
Washington UP
Congress
Cvop
Charman Edlender
Pullenden
Washeeng Lon LP
Defense
Onerles
EB. Wilson
Pentagon
Tadik
Errett Sertvester Kant
Wilsat
Defense Department
Navy
Panama
U S Aid to Poland Reported at Ninety Five Million
Washington officials tentatively offered Poland aid totaling 95 million dollars, about 63 million in surplus farm commodities. The program would be roughly three times larger than the original offer as negotiations began last February. Talks hinge on Congress extending legislation permitting disposal of farm surpluses abroad, with a State Department spokesman saying completion may take two more weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harve
Poland
Russia
State Department
Congress
Two Students Elected Editors of KU Student Directory 1957-58
Jim Davies of Dodge City and Robert D Downey of Kansas City Mo have been chosen as editor and business manager of the Kansas University student directory for 1957 58. They were selected after interviews by a joint AU Student Council and University publications committee.
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Jim Davies
Dodge City
Robert D. Downey
Kansas City
Kansas University
University
Comp Lee
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