Editorial warns UN poses threat to U S sovereignty
The editorial argues the United Nations hampers U S defense and promotes Soviet influence. It cites the Security Council veto over Guatemala, supports OAS action, and condemns SUNFED funding and a future UN tax scheme as undermining American sovereignty.
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United Nations
U.N
Security Council
Semyon K. Tsiapkin
Organization of American States
OAS
North
South America
United States
Guatemala
Lodge
People’s of the World
U. S
News-Star
R. J. C. Dorsey
Washington
New York
Stars and Stripes
U. N
Republic
Dorsey
Special United Nations
Assembly
Senate
Wiley
One World
International Court of Justice
Boomerang misadventure on Waikiki Beach sparks comic tale
Henry McLemore recalls attempting to throw a boomerang from an Australian guidebook. The mishap ended when the stick struck a Corpus Christi dealer, after which McLemore failed to make the boomerang return despite two hours of practice.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Australia
Joe Timbrey
Qantas Airways
Waikiki Beach
McLemore
Pat Russo
Mr. Timbrey
Moana Hotel
Bob Feller
Corpus Christi
Reading speed and trivia Q and A roundup
A quiz list covers reading pace from 250 to 350 wpm with 4 minutes for typical adults and notes some reach 600 wpm. It also answers about snow fleas, compulsory arbitration origin in New Zealand, Bible lands in Israel, obtaining birth records via Census Bureau, Alaska’s largest city Anchorage, and Excalibur being sheathed in stone.
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Alaska
Anchorage
La Femme in Guatemala Powers Arbenz Regime
Washington reports Senora Maria Vilanova del Arbenz wife of Guatemalan President Jacobo Arbenz is portrayed as the influential force behind the regime. Observers cite her alleged Communist ties and drive to reshape society, contrasting her with her husband whom she may influence.
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Washington
Guatemala
Senora Maria Vilanova del Arbenz
Althouh Senora Arbenz
Communist Party
Jacobo
Maria Arbenz
Jacobo Arbenz
Salneath
Guatemaltecas
el Salvador
Maria
Arbenz
Perons
Argentina
Evita Peron
Juan
Virginia Bravo Letilier
Senora Arbenz
Senorita Bravo
Woman's Front
Alianza Femenina Guatemalteca
Oakland
Calif
All Girl Elephant Safari Planned by Beverly Putnam
Beverly Putnam launches the first all girl elephant safari a 49 day trip starting September 10 priced at 3120 dollars plus a 214 dollar license fee for one elephant. She notes ivory value should offset license costs and elephant guns can be rented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Putnam
Beverly
Africa
Adven
All-Girl Elephant Safari Planned by Beverly in Africa
Beverly, a former airline worker, plans a 38 day all girl safari to Africa with 14 women aged 27 to 60. Six hunt with guns while the rest shoot with cameras. The expedition includes a white hunter guide and native crew. Some participants backed out. a dozen remained for the trip.
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Ture
Airlines
Africa
Beverly
Bev
America
India
Venezuela
Bricker for President In 1956 Cited As Republican Choice
Westbrook Pegler argues Governor Bricker is the logical 1956 Republican candidate, defending constitutional principle against Eisenhower and Warren. He recalls dinner at Union League Club with notable anti Communist figures, warns of fear and McCarthyism, and defends association with Bricker and other conservatives.
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New York
Union League Club
John Bricker
Eisenhower
Earl Warren
Tom Dewey
Edward A. Rumely
Sumner Gerard
Committee For Constitutional Government
John Bond Trevor
William Buckley
God
Yale
McCarthy
Frank Chodorov
Leslie R. Groves
Spruille Braden
Archie Roosevelt
T. R
Groves
Braden
Paulus P. Powell
Robert Morris
McCarran Committee
Ohio
Dewey
Washington
Senate
White House
Barney Baruch
Roosevelt
Baruch
Truman
Joe McCarthy
Doctor Rumely
Congressional
John T. Flynn
Anti- Nazi League of New York
Frank Buchanan
Pittsburgh
anti-Nazi League
Rumely
Supreme Court
Best Show In Paris At Lido And Maxim's Charm
John Cameron Swayze recalls a Paris night at the Lido and Maxim's, praising the show and atmosphere. He notes Tuffie’s misadventure, the wand of pickpockets led by Dominique, and a lively American crowd led by Earl Johnson. He describes Maxim's refined setting, food, and multilingual banter as unforgettable.
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Paris
Dominique
Las Vegas
Earl Johnson
Kansas
Mister Johnson
Winfield
Maxim's
Tuffie
Monroe News-Star masthead and policy notes
The Monroe News-Star is an independent daily with offices at 110 114 North Second Street. It announces publication rules and staff roles including John D Ewing and Wilson Ewing as publishers and Robert Ewing Jr as board chairman. The paper is AP credited and outlines advertising representation through Branham Co.
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John D Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Monroe Post Office
News-Star—World Publishing Corporation
North Second Street
The
Monroe News-Star
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McNaught Syndicate, Inc
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United States Census Bureau
King Arthur
Sam
Fulton Lewis
Hal Boyle
Elephant Safari
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Westbrook
Pegler
Mamie O'Rourke
Mamie Rorke
King Features Syndicate, Inc
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France
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William H. Bronson
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