Saudi Arabia Emerges as Top Critic of United States Abroad
BEIRUT Lebanon Saudis shift from American friends to critics expelling the Point Four program rejecting U S military aid and backing a neutralist line in the cold war They blame U S indifference in the Buraimi Oasis dispute U S aid to Iraq and U S stance on Palestine for driving the rift Analysts cite anti Western advisers Rashid Ali Gailani and Jamal Husseini shaping King Saud era policy
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Ike's Chilly Colorado Fishing Trip With Ike
President Eisenhower plans trout fishing on Fraser Colorado's western slope amid nights below freezing. The trip involves a hotel stay at the Brown Palace and concerns over morning grooming logistics, with security expanded by Air Force police from Parks Air base.
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Area Men In Service Fort Bliss Training
Pvt Wesley A Smith, son of Mrs Lydia Phelps of 1306 Jefferson, is at Fort Bliss Texas undergoing eight weeks of basic Army training.
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1000 Expected At GOP Rally In Miami Oklahoma
Republican leaders predicted that about 1000 people would hear senatorial candidate Fred Mack and Governor Nominee Reuben Sparks speak at the first general election campaign rally in northeastern Oklahoma. Voters from Ottawa Washington Delaware Osage Craig and Nowata counties were invited to attend at 7 30 pm at the fair grounds. Mack left Oklahoma City for Miami Sunday night after a meeting with state legislators and GOP leaders in Tulsa. He planned a statewide TV broadcast to launch his campaign and said he would also appear in Tulsa on Thursday for a luncheon forum with Sen Robert Kerr. Fall Term Enrollment Time BUSINESS COLLEGE.
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Service men handed absentee ballot request cards nationwide
The Defense Department announced that armed services members in the United States now receive postcard applications to request absentee ballots for the general election. Federal law requires in person delivery of these postcards by September 15, with overseas distribution by August 13. Maine servicemen gained access to ballots for today’s general election. Officials caution many eligible service members may not vote, noting about two million of three million in uniform can vote. The drive aims to ease absentee voting, with 33 states now providing relatively easy processes, though some impose tight deadlines. The Postal Service and Defense Department coordinate expedited handling once a card is submitted, while registration remains unnecessary in many states.
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Betty Grable Debuts On TV Clock Fascination
HOLLYWOOD Sept. 13 UP Betty Grable discusses clock obsessions as she prepares for her first live CBS show on Sept. 30 She recalls tuning eight clocks at home and notes the nerves of broadcast debuts echoing Broadway memories and live performance thrills.
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Actress talks about stage debut and Del Mar family life
The interview discusses co starring with Harry and Mario Lanza, first night nerves, a one hour show, vacationing at Del Mar with children Victoria and Jessica, and avoiding shop talk at the track. The star admits excitement despite ongoing TV career and camera attention.
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Capital Vote Seen On Water Bond
Oklahoma City officials indicate a $109 million water supply program may go to a bond election within months. An engineering study proposes five reservoirs and pipelines to deliver water from southeastern Oklahoma by 2000, starting with an $8 million Little River reservoir near Norman to add capacity.
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