Western Powers and Turkey Eye Middle East Defense Plan
Western powers and Turkey consider shelving the long stalled Middle East command in favor of a defense organization to plan regional defense against possible Soviet moves. Egypt's political developments hold the key as Washington and London differ on timing and scope. The plan aims to provide military assistance to cooperating states while keeping Israel outside the command but eligible for US aid to preserve balance with Arab nations.
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Egypt
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New Zealand
South Africa
Omaha Firm To Help Locate New A Plant
An Omaha Neb construction firm Peter Kiewit Sons Co has been retained by the Atomic Energy Commission to gather data for locating a major new plant for U235. An AEC spokesman said the firm is carrying out studies to aid the commission in its location decision.
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Neb
Atomic Energy Commission
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Peter Kiewit Sons Co
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First Uncle Sam Cartoon by Frank Henry Temple Belloew
In 1852 cartoonist Frank Henry Temple Belloew created the first picture of Uncle Sam, inspired by Samuel Wilson a U S Army inspector of provisions.
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Frank Henry Temple Belloew
Uncle Sam
Samuel Wilson
U. S. Army
Servicemen Updates From World War II Veterans And Current Duty
World War II veteran Ae Urkis Prater has arrived in the Philippines for a new U S Air Force tour at Clark Air Base. He served in Europe earning the European Campaign Medal with four battle stars and joined the service in August 1942. Pvt Charles E Boxwell, son of Ex cello residents, attends Infantry Officers Candidate School at Ft Benning after joining January 28 1952 and basic training with the 101st Airborne Division. Cpl Bill W Dollinger of 1902 Yankee Rd recently trained in Germany to set up a field hospital with the 11th Field Hospital at Augsburg. Pfc Orie J Burns of Trenton earned the Combat Infantryman Badge while with the 25th Infantry Division in Korea following enlistment in July 1951.
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Clark Air Force Base
Manila
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Nancy Lynn
Fernwood St
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Ft. Benning
101St Airborne Division
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Mildred A. Boxwell
Excello
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Bill W. Dollinger
H. W. Dollinger
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Army
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Augsburg
Dollinger
New York University Hospital
New York
Orie J. Burns
5Th Infantry Regiment
25Th Infantry
Korea
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Clifford Burns
Trenton
Rainfall Comes Too Late To Save Crops In Drought Areas
Drought across the nation shows limited relief as rain arrives in New England and parts of the South after massive crop losses. Officials caution the moisture helps some corn, tobacco, cotton, and vegetables while bringing price spikes and loan aid news.
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South
Dillard Lassetey
Farmers Home Administration
Arkansas
Weather Bureau
Birmingham
Ala
Knoxville
Tenn
Tennessee Valley
Connecticut
Paul J. Anderson
Massachusetts
James H. Collins
Worker Injures Leg in Industrial Accident at Aeronca
Cleo Lovelace, 40, of 1717 Central Ave, sustained a laceration on his right leg while working at Aeronca last night. Emergency room staff described the injury as a minor cut and reported no other injuries.
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Cleo Lovelace
Central Ave
Aeronca
Middletown Police Seek 40 Hour Week Ballot Measure
Off duty police in Middletown begin circulating petitions to place a 40 hour work week on the November ballot. Firemen report 3,000 signatures for a similar 56 hour week request, needing about 1,460 to qualify. Police say 19 Ohio cities have already approved a 40 hour week for officers. Petitions must be filed with the Board of Elections at least 40 days before the election.
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Middletown
Harry Newlin
Ohio
Board of Elections
Policeman Nabs Narcotics Suspect in Cleveland Trap
Detective Robert Dobbs confronted a suspected dope runner after rising from a parked car as the first stage of a sting. Thomas Abshire, 52, was shot in the leg as he tried to flee, reportedly dropping two vials valued at $250 of heroin.
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Cleveland
Robert Dobbs
Thomas Abshire
Abshire
Oxford Survey On Rent Rules Has Troubles
In Oxford the survey by Rev James Baldwin showed 39 landlords opposed to extending rent controls after September 30 and one tenant supported it. Mayor Worley had formed a committee to advise the council, but nearly all appointees resigned, leaving the question unresolved.
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Oxford
James Baldwin
M. D. Worley
Worley
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