Lebanese Rebels Vow to Fight On Amid UN Pressure
Rebel leaders in Beirut pledge to continue resistance against Camille Chamoun despite a UN Security Council order. They urge blocking arms to the government from the United States and allies, accusing the UAR and foreign arms of fueling the five week crisis. The U N observers plan to monitor arms and calls reference tense regional involvement.
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Camille Chamoun
U.N. Security Council
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United Arab Republic
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Turkey
Iraq
Jordan
Blue Lustre Carpet Cleaning Claims Safe For Fine Carpets
Research notes introduce Blue Lustre as a safe solution for woolen rayon nylon and cotton carpets. It promises no residue and restores color with a fluffy finish. Used full carpet or spots with a long handle brush. One half gallon cleans three 9 by 12 rugs.
Mitchell defies Senate on labor bill from Switzerland
James P. Mitchell, labor secretary, blasted a Senate anticorruption bill from Switzerland as ineffective. He flew back to Capitol Hill to press changes, stirring criticism from senators who called his remarks intemperate. His push underscores his direct, combative approach in labor policy.
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James P. Mitchell
Eisenhower
Mitchell
Switzerland
Senate
Europe
Capitol Hill
Mitchell and the tax plan in the economic pause
A proposed sharp cut in personal and business taxes was described as essential to halt the recession as the administration pursued a bill. Mitchell, 57, known for blunt talk and mixed praise from business and labor, is portrayed as a hardworking official who devotes nights and weekends to his duties.
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Mississippi Forestry Promotes State Economy With Queens
The Mississippi Forestry Commission launches a public outreach drive to show forestry contributes about 350 million dollars annually, 24 percent of the state economy. State queen Jayne Vinson and four district queens headline crowds while publicist Charles Shotts amplifies the message, noting idle land could triple forestry income without harming other products.
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Mississippi
Jayne Vinson
Winona
Commission
Charles Shotts
Miss Vinson
Sandra Scarbrough
Meadville
June Wood
Hattiesburg
Niecy Turnipseed
Kosciusko
Linda Johnson
Baldwyn
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