Kefauver Loses Bid For Foreign Relations Post
United Press report on Senator Estes Kefauver losing out in the Democratic contest for the Foreign Relations chair. Kennedy tied to succeed George. Senate Steering Committee and party leadership debate seniority versus merit. Johnson and Averell Johnson alter standard rules in committee assignments amid tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Lar
United Press
Wasiliington
UPI Por Phe
Sen
Estes
Senate Forois
Mass
Saraney
Rennie
Boon
Senate
Befauwees
Jority Bole
Connie
Senate Democrats
Senate Democratic Steering Committee
Kennedy
Melanver
S.gTaeres
Sieving
Theodore Francis Green
Dal
George
U S Protests Egypt Ouster Of Jews Four Times
Washington protests from the United States over Egyptian actions against Jews. Ambassador Raymond Hare reports thousands of Jews have left or been deported since the prewar upheaval. Egypt’s prewar Jewish population ranged 40 000 to 45 000, with many bankers and merchants. Officials say deportations are continuing despite protests and occasional reversals.
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Washington
Ed States
Stenar
Gamal
Ayots Depe
Loy Nasser Lasi
Cawo
Raymond Hare
Egypt
State Department
Fyypi
United States
Wasser
Maly
Nasser
Merit Scholarship Finalists Named in National Merit Program
Evanston Illinois reports the National Merit Scholarship Corporation announced 00 finalists for more than 700 four year college scholarships. The program, started last year and financed by Ford Foundation and Carnegie Corp, includes 3.2 million dollars in scholarships from NMSC and support from 40 cooperating businesses. Finalists topped 162,600 competitors from 12,500 high schools after a national aptitude test and three hour college board exam with leadership and activity screened by a national board. Final exams are scheduled Jan 12 at designated test sites nationwide.
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Evanston
Ill
NMSC
Awarchfiz
Ford Foundation
Carnegie Corp
Hungarian Hopes Rest With India China Reds
Western observers in Vienna report Hungary seeks help from India and Communist China to avert bankruptcy under the Soviet aligned regime. Ambassador Menon’s Moscow talks and Chou En Lai’s stance are seen as pivotal in pressuring the Kremlin. Hungary faces economic collapse unless the regime retreats from its proclaimed proletarian dictatorship.
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Charles W. Ridley
Vienna
ICP
India
China
Poo
Atenon
Chiou Colmi
Menon
Hingis
Chow
Hungary
Ately
Fao
Janos Metlir
Cache Playground Equipment Ready for Use
Cache school superintendent Linderdale reported to the school board that equipment has been moved and cleanup by Future Farmers of America members is underway. County Commissioner Wynn aided with a tractor to move concrete foundations while board members Crickwold Green Maloy and others attended the session.
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Cache
F. Landeerdale
Farnaes of America
Linderdale
Flo
Wynn
Lear
James Crickwold
Robert Green
Troy
Ken Maloy
Quotes From News Quotes From The News
A jumble of quoted lines from United Press dispatches includes Elwyn Bowen praising Elvis Presley as an A-list draft prospect, British Labour leader Gaiskel on admitting Red China to the UN, and varied comments on China, the U N, and Middle East politics. Also includes Hollywood lawyer comments on a kidnapped actress case and a Hungarian refugee molestation trial. Yemenite spokesmen warn of regional defense in a Britain-Arab tension scenario.
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United Press Memphis
Tenn
Elwyn Bowen
EF Fresley
Presley
Cambridge Gaiskel
United Nations
Security Council
China
U.N
Nazi Slave Laborers to Receive 7.14 Million Marks Settlement
About 4,000 former slave laborers who worked for IG Farben during World War II are set to receive a total of roughly 30 million marks in a settlement announced by Farben liquidators in Frankfurt. The deal, arranged with the Jewish Conference on Material Claims Against Germany, proposes payments via the conference to claimants, with about 2,000 more expected to join later. The case stemmed from Ludwick Wollheim, whose 1953 full claim followed a 1948 killing of his wife and son, and highlights the broader effort to address Nazi-era compensation.
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Hanns
Wollheim
Farben
Auschwite
TS. Farben
Bank Statement Sworn In Oklahoma February 1957
J S Humble dash er of the bank attests to the truth of the above balance sheet and capital accounts. Sworn before J C Crow notary public in Comanche County Oklahoma on January 1957. Notary confirms no officer or director status.
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Reserve District No
First National Bank OF Chattanooga
Thi
Oklahoma
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
I. J. S. Humble
State of
County of
Comanche
J.C. Crow
King Saud visit may boost Eisenhower Doctrine impact
King Saud of Saudi Arabia, arriving in Washington January, could sway Arab leaders toward backing the Eisenhower Doctrine as it aims to curb Soviet influence in the Middle East. Saud, a bold but controversial monarch, controls vast oil wealth and allied ties with the United States through Dhahran air base. Meanwhile three ex-prisoners of war filed suits in U S Court of Claims seeking back pay and allowances totaling about 14 000 dollars after refusing repatriation and later renouncing Red China.
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Hmarles M. McVann
United Press
King Saud
Saudi Arabia
United States
Eisenhower
Saud
Arab League
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Nasser
Arabian American Oil Co
Dhahran
Middle East
Washington
John Foster Dulles
Russia
Sioud
Dulles
Allowan
Korea
Lewis Griggs
Jacksonville
Tex
Otto G. Bell
Hillsboro
Miss
William A. Cowart
Dalton
U.S. Court of Claims
Bell
Cowart
Griggs
Supreme Court
Two Will Attend Army Conference at Fort Sill
Fort Sill purchasing officers John J. Woodward and Mrs Marjorie Norman will attend the Fourth Army Procurement Conference at Fort Sam Houston Texas along with about 35 officers from Arkansas Louisiana New Mexico Oklahoma and Texas. Maj Gen Peter C. Hains will give the welcome addressing procurement changes and DoD and Army policy to ensure economical use of taxpayers dollars.
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Fort Sill
Fourth United States Army
Fort Sant Houston
Tex
John J. Woodward
Marjorie Norman
U.S. Army Artillery and Guided Missile Center
Arkansas
Louisiana
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas
Peter C. Hains
Fourth Army
Department of Defense
Department of the Army
Tipton Native Joins Army Band at Fort Sill
Pvt. Samuel C. Dickson aged 21 of Tipton is a member of the 7th Army Band at Fort Sill. He entered the Army in June 1956, trained at Fort Bliss, Texas, and is a Tipton High School graduate.
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University of Rochester At Rochester
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Miss McDonald
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Jude James
Colasanto
Nogra
Aitoy
London
Briain
Yemen
Arabia
Wcharior
J. N. Humble
F.C. Minton
Helen I. Kelley
M. T. Minton
Army Conference
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Joe Ford
Fee Eart Kara
Ises McCord
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Ensley Tire and Supply
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Hixariou
Conoco
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