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Lebanon’s Idiosyncratic Politics and Westward Tilt
Lebanon blends a French style parliamentary system with a diverse mosaic of at least 15 religious communities. The president is usually a Maronite Christian, the prime minister a Sunni Muslim, and Parliament seats reflect confessional quotas. A slight Muslim majority exists amid a Christian majority history, Palestinian refugees shape politics, and Lebanon endorsed the Eisenhower Doctrine while maintaining Arab state identity.
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Lebanon
Camille Chamoun
Henry Youngman on starting comedy and modern charm
Hal Boyle profiles Henry Youngman celebrating 25 years as a one man gag factory. He jokes that wealth or a 50 000 bank supply buys a comedy career and notes the shift to lightweight charm in modern clubs. Youngman recalls heckling by women and offers quips to keep order.
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Youngman
Henry
Brooklyn
Jackie Gleason
Milton Berle
Red Skelton
Bob Hope
Apar
13 year old Moore wins amateur prize at Chautauqua
The Miami Valley Chautauqua amateur contest awards fourth prize to 13 year old Henry Moore. An Armco official and a Journal compositor save a man from drowning at a Little Miami River camp. Sunset Park hosts a Wurlitzer School of Music concert with over 1,000 attendees. Dr. Arthur Compton is slated to speak on physics at the Chautauqua.
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Henry Moore
Miami Valley Chautauqua
Arnold Fuller
Order Department
Armco
Roy Bunnell
Journal
Little Miami River
Wurlitzer School of Music
Sunset Park
Phyllis Methven
Jewell Hauselman
Florence Freeze
Bob Burkhardt
Arthur H. Compton
University of Chicago
Khrushchev Open to U S Visit for Summit Says Bevan
The Soviet premier indicated willingness to visit the United States for a summit, noting it was hard for the president to travel abroad. Khrushchev told Polish reporters he would come for a meeting in New York within a U N Security Council framework and cited several circumstances delaying his trip. Bevan in Parliament suggested Khrushchev would respond to a warm welcome in New York.
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Chamoun
France
Eisenhower
Khruhschev
Warsaw
Russia
Middle East
U.N. Security Council
New York
Mr. K
United States
Aneurin Bevan
House of Commons
Khrushchev
South Korea
Korea
U.N
Soviet Union
North Korea
Moscow
John Foster Dulles
Bridges
New Hampshire
Washington
Adams
Congress
Government panel cites secrecy mire in scientific work
The House of Representatives government information committee accuses American scientists of being mired in a swamp of secrecy. The dramatic charge paints a picture of widespread secrecy hindering research and public access to results.
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House of Representatives’ Government Information Committee
Summit conferences often preludes to war warn of fifty fifty chance
Washington observer argues history shows summits rarely avert conflict. From 1914 to 1950s meetings preceded wars or major crises, including 1914 Sarajevo spark, Munich 1938, and Potsdam 1945. He warns that bias toward pacifism and weak Western resolve could invite a conventional war and urges clear U.S. positions to deter Moscow.
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Washington
Geneva
Russia
Middle East
Nasser
Suez
Belgium
Archduke
Austria
Serbia
Chamberlain
Hitler
Munich
Berlin
Molotov
Stalin
United States
Senate Food Talk Turns To Corn Flakes And Fishcakes
A long Senate floor comedy centered on food and regional quips. Senators Capehart Thye Robertson and Flanders volleyed jokes about corn flakes, biscuits, lobster pots, and regional fare while debating broader foreign policy.
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Flanders
Robertson
Old Dominion
Vermont
Senator Thye
Thye
Minnesota
Maine
Senator Robertson
Miracle saves widow after stove fire in Middletown
Eight weeks ago a stove ignited gasoline used by a young Middletown woman, badly burning the mother while leaving her two children unharmed. Blood transfusions have drained the family finances, and Calvary Baptist Church members offer to donate blood to ease the bill. The father, a city employee, asks donors to call Middletown Hospital and schedule contributions for Mrs. Sam Kirk.
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Middletown
Calvary Baptist Church
The
Middletown Hospital
Sam Kirk
Adams Levels Storm Not Over in White House
Sherman Adams believes the controversy fades but sources note renewed friction with Styles Bridges and Taft era politics. Bridges’ rising influence and two unannounced 7:30 a.m. breakfasts amid Middle East furor suggest Adams faces renewed scrutiny and possible departure implications.
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New Hampshire
Styles Bridges
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
Adams
Bridges
Robert A. Taft
White House
Capitol
Witten B. Persons
Sherman Adams
Estrellita Forecast Cautions and Personal Outlook
The stars advise patience in dealings during the Full Moon period and suggest caution with delays. A birthday indicates personal work ahead while August to October may bring broadening horizons and self development. Finance stays cautious through six months with a favorable September.
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Potsdam
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Indiana
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Oregon
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Oklahoma
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Edward J. Thye
A. Willis Robertson
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