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UN policemen seek progress in Middle East and beyond
The article notes Dag Hammarskjold Bunche and other UN special trouble-shooters like Gunnar Jarring Frank Graham Ralph Bunche and Folke Bernadotte. It recalls Hammarskjold's cease fire efforts in 1956 between Egypt and Israel and his renewed Middle East mission before his death. It highlights mixed results and ongoing UN mediation efforts.
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Autonomy Struggles in Trentino-Upper Adige
The Bolzano and Trento districts of the semi autonomous region face German speaking submersion under Italian governance. Tyrolese demand self government amid Italian housing growth. Historical shifts follow Woodrow Wilson’s wartime misjudgment and Mussolini’s Italianization with postwar bilateral agreements in 1946 and the 1947 peace treaty.
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Eisenhower Eyes Slight 1958 Budget Shifts After Talks
President Eisenhower met 31 congressional leaders at the White House amid a mild stroke recovery. Democrats fault defense plans while Republicans largely approve but both sides fear tax changes. He seeks about half a billion more for foreign aid and defense while avoiding deficit spending and a tax increase.
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Estrellita Stars Forecast For Tomorrow
Sunday vibrations are mixed yet favorable for planning and progress. If your birthday is Monday or Sunday future opportunities in work business and travel arise with periods of advancement and new romance potential in summer and fall.
Advertising executive elected VP of Ohio Select List group
R S Heller Middletown Journal advertising manager was elected vice president of the new Ohio Select List advertising section in Columbus. Dr E J F Williams of Heidelberg University biographer of Horace Mann will speak at a high school dinner for Board of Education members. H B Royse and William Maurer, Armco superintendents, return from four weeks deer hunting in Pennsylvania. Maurer reports a 13 point duck. Royse a six pointer. Miss Catherine Hammett of Newport R I camp adviser to National Girl Scout staff will visit Middletown to confer with Kenowra Professional Staff. Meta K Hiller hosts.
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Hold NATO Meeting in Washington to Build Bipartisan Unity
David Lawrence argues for moving NATO talks from Paris to Washington to secure bipartisan Congressional involvement. He contends a Washington meeting would let Speaker Rayburn and Senator Lyndon Johnson chair with foreign affairs leaders, aligning U S policy with European allies and boosting unity against the Soviets.
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Gases Compared for Lifting Power and Presidential Widows
The text notes hydrogen as the strongest lifting gas and helium as safer and inert. It also mentions two surviving presidential widows: Mrs. Woodrow Wilson and Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt.
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Professor Wilson and Colleagues Tied to Subversive Groups
Fulton Lewis Jr reports Princeton politics professor Hugh H. Wilson associates with the Emergency Civil Liberties Committee. The piece links ECLC leadership to alleged Communist ties and details Wilson’s connections to trials, deportation cases, and appeals, urging Princeton alumni to note the affiliations.
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Submarine uses vast array of chemicals from argon to zinc chromate
A report notes that more than 250 chemicals including argon and zinc chromate are utilized in constructing an atomic submarine, highlighting the breadth of materials involved in the project.
Proposing a Fourth Academy: A National Science Institute
Dave Regan argues for a U S academy of science to complement the military academies. He suggests federal and state funding, junior science colleges, and public investment to cultivate homegrown talent for national leadership in science and technology.
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Hollywood Jottings Mix Star Plans and Theater Talks
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Cary Grant eyeing a late 1950s Broadway project and Ingrid Bergman co starring in London. Princess Margaret loses a steady escort. Jerry Lewis health and NBC CBS clearance. Sandy Preston Elvis linkups. Jerome Robbins to direct Norman Krasna Broadway play. Johnny Saxon romance rumors. Althea Gibson torn on world tour and singer career.
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Watch in sausage shocks London butcher
A London butcher cuts a large beef sausage and finds a wrist watch with a gold band inside. The odd discovery prompts jokes about science and time tracking within meat products.
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