World centers frown on Middle East action across nations
An international Gallup survey in major cities shows broad disapproval of Israel's Sinai Gaza action and of the England France intervention in Suez. Across capitals from Oslo to Vienna, public sentiment largely opposes war expansion, with exceptions in Bonn and in some dominions.
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Sinai Peninsula
Gallup Poll
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British Institute of Public Opinion
Actress Wins Divorce Suit In Los Angeles Case
In Los Angeles a pending divorce case between actress Doris Merrick and John M. Knoll rancher and farmer concluded with a Superior Court award. Merrick will receive monthly support for herself and four children totaling $250 four months after testimony that Knoll criticized her weight and threatened to cut her food allowance.
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Doris ‘Merrick
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Knoll
Sweden Moves to Begin Oil Rationing at Midnight
Sweden's government announced plans to ration oil starting at midnight to conserve dwindling supplies amid the Middle East crisis. A wartime economic power request was placed before Parliament with swift approval expected.
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Tookholm
Sweden
Middle East
Global Polls on War Fears From Middle East Crisis
Readable excerpts show major cities in nine countries asking if they approve of Western actions in Egypt and whether a big war in the Middle East will begin. Cities like New York Washington Chicago Melbourne Toronto Vienna Helsinki Rome Milan Amsterdam report varied percentages of concern and approval.
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Austria
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Oslo
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Khrushchev Faces Communist Party Trial
Western diplomats say the Moscow Central Committee meeting next month could stage a trial for Nikita Khrushchev. He may be forced to defend his policy advice given at the 20th Party Congress. Critics blame him for Poznan unrest and Hungary and Poland anti-Soviet sentiment.
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Poland
Hungary
Senate Hearing Exposes Budapest Student Leader
A witness described as the leader of the student group that sparked Budapest's first uprising testifies under an assumed name at a Senate International Security subcommittee hearing in Washington.
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Washington
Budapest
Senate International Security Subcommittee
Girl Scouts Adopt Trained Leader Policy in Middletown
The Middletown Area Girl Scout Council announced a new troop leadership rule requiring at least one trained leader per troop starting September 1957. New leaders must complete a basic course within six months of registration, while experienced leaders without training must take a refresher.
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Girl Scout Council
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James Wikoff
Court of Awards
Helen Wildermuth
Middletown
Police March On City Hall Demonstration in Philadelphia
About 5 000 police firemen and park guards plus family members marched on City Hall in Philadelphia to push for higher pay and shorter hours. They were not in uniform. No disorders were reported.
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Philadelphia
City Hall
Mistake Vote Amendment Passes In Dallas Election
About 200000 voters approved a state constitution amendment in a so called mistake election. The measure qualifies nearly 15000 permanently disabled citizens for state aid. The act used the second Tuesday in November instead of the first Tuesday after the first Monday. Nearly two million voted in the general election last week. The special election cost an estimated $200000.
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Dallas
Tex
U. S. School Age Population Jumps
The Census Bureau reports the nation’s school age population rising about 1 percent annually. By July 1 the number of children in elementary and high school was 38,756,000, up 8,107,000 since 1950.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Bureau
New Healing Substance Shrinks Hemorrhoids Without Surgery
Science reports Bio-Dyne, a new healing substance, relieves hemorrhoid pain and shrinks piles without surgery. Results are thorough with many sufferers noting piles no longer a problem. Available as Preparation H suppository or ointment. money back guarantee.
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New York, NS
Heg. U. G
Servicemen Update from Military Training and Graduations
Cpl Chalmer D Wright son of Mr and Mrs Robert H Wright Ottawa St completed 12 week training at the Cons Depot San Diego including drill bayonet training conditioning and ceremonies. Sgt I C Cleveland Brown son of Rufus Brown Lebanon Kan recently graduated from the NCO Academy at Ft Riley Kan after a four week course in leadership tactics and instruction. Brown’s wife Moto resides in Manhattan Kan.
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Robert H. Wright
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Ft. Riley
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Moto
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Nixon Vacation Visit Sparks Campaign Note
Vice President Richard M. Nixon rests in Miami from campaign tour and plans to stay through November 25. Mrs. Nixon and the couple’s two daughters expect to join him later.
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Miami
Fla
Richard’ M. Nixon
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