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Middle East Policy Faces New Senate Inquiry
Senate Foreign Relations Committee studies a $300000 foreign policy inquiry aimed at assessing U S Middle East policies since 1946. Key figures include Sen J William Fulbright and Rep Mike Mansfield who differ on conclusions about Eisenhower Doctrine and U S responses to Arab Israeli tensions.
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Middle East
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate
U. S. Middle East
Eisenhower
Fulbright
Dulles
Naguib
Cairo
Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committees
U. S
Egypt
Aswan Dam
William F. Knowland
Lebanon
Mansfield
Sen
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
U. S. Sixth Fleet
Beirut
Hussein
Jordan
Medical Armor For Baby Protects Infants From Birth
The article outlines infant medical care from birth including silver nitrate drops, diphtheria pertussis tetanus vaccines, smallpox immunization at three to four months, typhoid at six months, and the Salk polio vaccine funded by March of Dimes. It notes dramatic drops in infant mortality and urges parents to vaccinate to prevent paralytic polio.
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Jonas E. Salk
Things a columnist might never know from mail
Hal Boyle humorously lists curious facts and trivia that reveal the oddities of history science and daily life. The column touches on taxes romance pearls juke boxes swallows Verdi Disraeli dogs and animals yielding surprising trivia about hormones and diets.
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United Nations urged to denounce Soviet Egypt Syria
The editorial argues the UN failed to stop Soviet Russia and Egypt Syria from undermining Lebanon Jordan and Iraq. It cites the July reports on infiltration and indirect aggression, notes U.S. and Britain actions under Article 51, and warns a veto may block Security Council remedies while urging collective action and unity in defense of independence.
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Iraq
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Great Britain
Letters Go Wrong In Politics Exchange Over Eisenhower-Nixon Support
Washington column notes a mix up as Mrs. F D R and Lloyd F MacMahon press campaigns to aid preferred Senate and House candidates. Miss Kent replies for Senator Malone after Roosevelt letters target Nevada and California incumbents, prompting a sharp rebuke. The exchange illustrates cross party confusion in early efforts to influence votes.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
National Committee For
Congress
Lloyd F. MacMahon
Citizens For
MacMahon
Eleanor
White House
Miss Kent
Fred M. Anderson
George Malone
Nevada
Clair Engle
California
Gov
Goodwin
Eugene McCarthy
Edward Thye
Minnesota
Gale Mc.Gee
Frank Barrett
Wyoming
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Sen. Malone
Roosevelt
Estrellita Stars Say For Tomorrow
Tomorrow looks promising for work and personal plans with strong Venus influence boosting creativity and social life. If today is your birthday you can gain in six months by pursuing initiative and delaying quick desires, with October bringing unusual recognition for past effort.
Not encouraging news in weeks about Russia economic shocks
The passage notes improving pedigreed horse breeding and broad horse racing development as a contrast to recent bad news. It then suggests Russians may go so broke they cannot fund trouble, implying economic strain could limit foreign agitation.
Sunset Park Costume Show Draws Celebrities and Crowd
Twenty years ago on Thursday July 21 1938 a costume show at Sunset Park mixed tradition with a prize fighter senorita Popeye and Daisy Maye in attendance. Notables included Billy Stewart Donna Jean Hays Smudgie Wilson and Tommy Hayes amid 2500 attendees at the Armco Concert Band summer debut. An exhibit at Tulsa’s 10th International Petroleum Exposition featured spiral welded pipe and surface casing by the American Rolling Mill Co. A Social Security Administration note reported relief cases declining in 99 urban areas across 35 states.
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Noors
Senorita
Popeye
Daisy Maye
Sunset Park
Billy Stewart
Donna Jean Hays
Smudgie” Wilson
Tommy Hayes
Tulsa
Okla
American Rolling Mill Co
Social Security Administration
Car damage note would have spared expense and hurt
The author recalls a three foot long scar to the left door skirt from unknown damage. They urge drivers to leave a note admitting fault, noting repairs will be costly and rust could set in. They cite recurring incidents of motorists damaging cars and driving away, calling for decency and responsibility.
Babies complete a man’s education says Jim Bishop
Jim Bishop reflects on how fatherhood reshaped him after four daughters and a long search for children. He recalls early losses, medical shuffles, and deep changes in pride and identity as Elinor bears and raises their kids.
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Elinor
Odd News Snippets From Abroad And Local Notes
A Chinese chicken reportedly lays eight eggs in two hours marking a quirky feat. The Miss America scholarship prize will be doubled. Fisherman magazine editor lists 59 items for anglers, noting luck as essential. A lost Ontario dog returns after six months, possibly sightseeing. A surveying clash near Niagara Falls prompts a peace pipe reminder.
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Fisherman Magazine
Izaak Waltons
Notorious Desperado and Laughing Jackass Bird Fact
Facts mix biographical note about Billy the desperado born in New York City and a definition of the kookaburra known as the laughing jackass. It ends with a statement on absinthe being the only alcoholic liquor whose excessive use pro- appears truncated.
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Southwest
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