Algeria Crisis Nears Climax in Paris Policy Review
Paris reports the French government reexamining Algerian policy ahead of the U N Assembly in September. US Secretary Dulles urged France to propose a credible Algerian solution acceptable to Tunis and Morocco, with genuine steps toward peace. Briton and American officials warn against backing a plan that fails to recognize Algerian aspirations, as internal Franco discussions seek bolder proposals beyond the debated three-province autonomy plan.
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Joseph Alsoin
Paris
Alegeria
United Nations Assembly
U. M
Algovia
Washington
Foreign Office
Louis Joxe
John Foster Dulles
Joxe
United States
O Muuch
France
U.N
Dulles
Algeria
Tunis
Masorca
Mollet
Middle East
London
Bourges Malloury
Law and order clash with righteous intent in ancient quotes
The excerpt contrasts the idea that law targets the lawless with a call for universal justice. It cites biblical and philosophical lines about moral governance, duty, and humanity, presenting a debate on law, creation, and equity across nations.
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Edmund Burke
A Solution For Algeria
The United Nations pressure grows as Algeria's nationalist conflict returns. France must show peaceful effort while Algerian nationalists urge compromise. A lasting settlement requires protections for both communities, given 1.2 million Europeans and 5.3 million Muslims. The fighting has cost lives and treasure, and global calls to stop it rise as both sides cling to extreme stances.
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Algeria
United Nations
U.N
France
Trom
Algiers
Quotes on rebirth and reform from Graham Walker and Lewis
A collection of remarks framing spiritual rebirth as an operation by the Holy Spirit, a warning against shaping youth in one’s own image, a dig at Congress over a dog with ticks, and an accusation of labor racketeering from UMW Chief John L Lewis.
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Congress
United Mine Workers
John 3. Lewis
Answers and Questions from a Knowledge Quiz
A collection of Q and A excerpts covering topics from the U.S. Constitution and agnosticism to charity laws, botany, religious practices, and historical curiosities. Notable items include Treasury gift allowances, poison ivy distribution, Moslem shoe customs, Palmyra palm uses, St. Lawrence Island location, albino reptiles, Paraguay wild cattle, Grant's Tomb funding, and the Liberty Bell weight.
Former President of Brazil Pereira de Souza Dies at 88
Former Brazilian president Washington Luís Pereira de Souza, who was ousted by Getúlio Vargas in 1930 and fled into exile, died yesterday at age 58? returned to Brazil in 1947.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
Washington Luiz Pereira de Souza
Ift
Pereira
de Souza
Getulia Vargas
Doctor Answers Perspiration and Postoperative Embolism Questions
The Doctor Says discusses excessive sweating and itsLimited relief from antiperspirants and powders. It notes pulmonary embolism as a possible postoperative risk, explaining its unpredictability and the cautious use of modern preventive measures. Hormone pills for hot flashes are discussed with emphasis on appropriate dosage.
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Edwin P. Jordan
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Lille Likli
Conservative treatment for bunions and hormonal concerns
A reader asks about long term hormone use and bunion care. The doctor defines conservative treatment as non surgical measures like proper shoeing and explains hyperinsulinism, or spontaneous hypoglycemia, with possible pancreatic or liver causes and the need to identify the underlying basis to guide therapy.
Court Frees Yank In Jap s Slaying
In Kisarazu Japan an airman from Sacramento California was acquitted of murder after a scuffle with three Japanese youths. Judge Seisaburo Furukawa ruled the evidence inadequate. The incident occurred January 9 as Ow yang rode a bicycle and became involved in an argument. a Japanese man was stabbed with a souvenir jet opener and tied.
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Japan
GPA
Japanese District Court Today
J.C
Benjamin B. Onyang
Sacramento
Calif
Seisaburo Furukawa
Owyang
Kizarazu
Marion Marlowe Suffering Virus Not Heart Condition
New York singer Marion Marlowe, once with Arthur Godfrey, was hospitalized after chest pains. Her husband Lavoy Puck said she is in an oxygen tent but resting comfortably and improving. In a separate note, 95 year old S D Chamberlain official C D Tidrels was reappointed as U S commissioner for central South Dakota, first appointed May 22 1917.
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Marion Marlowe
Miss Marlowe
Arthur Godfrey
Doctors Hospital
Lav- TY Puck
Chamberlain
S. D
C.D. Tidrels
U. S
South Dakota
Queen's Critic Panned Sparks Calls for Shooting
London reports ignite after Lord Altrincham, 33, praises the Queen's English being a pain. Peers threaten shooting him and smear "God save our queen" on his ancestral home while European papers call his criticism undignified.
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London
Altrincham
Altrinchaim
Korea Floods Leave 115 Dead Near Seoul
Seoul police report 115 dead and 37 missing after Naksong River floods two miles north of Seoul. More than 19,000 homeless as the 16 inch rainfall bursts banks and floods 85,000 acres of farmland. Food and clothing rushed to survivors. Cabinet forms flood relief committee.
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Seoul
Naksong
Gluck Ambassadorship Sparks Senate Attention
Wealthy dress maker Maxwell H. Gluck, a donor to the 1956 Republican fund, is chosen as ambassador to Ceylon, triggering criticism over diplomatic appointments for campaign contributors. Senators Fulbright and rivals question his knowledge of the region and call for better funding or closure of embassies while President Eisenhower defends appointments based on merit, not donations.
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Thomas L. Stokes
Washington
National Capital
Ceylon
Maxwell H. Gluck
Gluck
Omar Khayam
Senate
Eisehower
New York
Javits and
Ives
Cooper
Morten Tom
Kentucky
Mr. Ghick
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
10 Years Ago Civil Aeronautics Allocates Airport Funds
Summary of 10 years ago notes: Civil Aeronautics Administration earmarked 243040 dollars for first year construction of a proposed municipal airport. Gov Roy J Turner to attend 46th annual Pioneer celebration on August 6. Vernon Howell, Cameron College president, urged residents to provide housing for incoming Cameron College students that fall. Water carnival at Dee Dee Park to close 13 hour Red Cross water safety instructors course. Young Democrat district leaders plan program for Medicine Park convention September 4 in Oklahoma. National Guard arrives for two weeks at Camp. Concrete double tennis court under construction at Cameron College. Buck Turner becomes sole owner of Lawton Ford agency. County excise board will decide on hosting a tree fair this year. G Thomas state senator visits Cameron College. Members of local American Legion to attend state convention at Guthrie. Cool wave hits city. Parks Broom company buys first broom crop of 1927 from Rogers farm. Plans for annual bathing beauty contest and parade at Medicine Park August 25-27. Chamber of Commerce seeks housing for Army officers attending School of Fire at Fort Sill. Coal described as seed-spore formed.
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Roy J. Turner
Vernon Howell
Cameron College
Dee Dee Park
Cross
Mears Ago
Young Democrat
Medicine Park
Oklahoma
National Guard
Buck Turner
Lawton Ford Agency
County Excise Board
G. Thomas
American Legion
Guthrie
Parks Broom Company
Rogers
Lawton Farmer
Chamber of Commerce
Fort Sud
Military crossword clues and word list fragment
A fragmented crossword style list packs clues and partial answers related to military terms, weapons, aircraft, ranks, and assorted subjects. Numerous entries reference weapons, commanders, codes, and generic terms, with scattered proper nouns and partial phrases interwoven in an OCR messy text.
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