Jews Not Wanted Sign Isolates Israel From Arabs
AP report notes a 1950s trend of Arab opposition to Israel as a Jewish state. It cites travel bans, trade embargoes, limited diplomacy, and high Jewish immigration, while detailing perceptions of Israel as economically dependent on outside aid and viewed as a threat to Arab regions.
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Video Star Horizontal 1 3 Depicted Star of Television
A jumble of clues and context suggests a crossword style prompt. The text discusses balance of payments, immigration flows, and foreign aid with mention of Israel and Arab-Jewish tensions. It notes Western powers seek stability and peace in a strategic oil region, with ongoing settlement efforts via UN, the US, and Britain.
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UN Palestine Conciliation Commission
United States
Britain
Rennel Diet Promise Makes 76 Pound Loss Claim
Mrs E Hall of Oak Hill Ohio says Rennel helped her shed 76 pounds and feel 10 years younger. She urges buying a bottle, mixing with grapefruit juice, and taking two tablespoons twice daily with no strict dieting. The ad claims easy weight loss and guarantees refund if not satisfied.
Supreme Court to rule on witness self incrimination rights
The Supreme Court agreed to decide if a witness before a federal grand jury may refuse to reveal Communist Party affiliation. The case involves two women and one man jailed in Denver for contempt in 1948-49 grand jury proceedings. The court also scheduled hearings on loyalty program challenges and anti fascist refugee issues.
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Court to rule on novel religious free speech cases
A Texas court and the U S Supreme Court term opens with tests of religious liberty and public meeting permits. The court will decide constitutionality of a New York City permit fine on a preacher and examine the attack on church and Jewish faiths by Carl Jacob Kung. Justices expect to finish this term by June 5 with several labor and board disputes reviewed in the new term beginning next October.
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