Greater Arabia Vision Spurs Nasser Integration
Egyptian Premier Gamal Abdel Nasser champions a Greater Arabia dream uniting Arab-speaking peoples from Mogador to Muscat, spanning about five million square miles and 70 million people with vast oil reserves. The plan emphasizes language and Islam, while Israel and anti Western imperialism test Arab unity amid postwar independence in 11 states. Meanwhile, Hyattstown firefighters tackle a three acre woods fire on the Vickett farm. In College Park, educators discuss desegregation and integration, arguing desegregation is a medical needle and integration a long psychological process, with a focus on common traits and proactive duty.
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Nasser
al “Greater Arabia
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Agh Lautic
Greater Arabia
Middle East
Mediterranean
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United Nations
Arabia
Lebanon
Mohammed
Israel
lJand
Egypt
Sudan
Libya
Syria
Jordan
Iraq
Tunisia
Morocco
Yemen
Saudi Arabia
Unions Push Membership Drives Across Regions
AFL-CIO plans targeted union organizing rather than a single Southwide campaign. Secretary-Treasurer William Schnitzler says the union will launch multiple drives, focus on effectiveness, and avoid headline grabbing efforts while not selecting any specific region as a target. Ireland's population remained unchanged since 1926.
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Dixie
Afl-Cio
William Schnitzler
Schnitzler
Abuses in Welfare and Pension Funds Face Federal Action
Senate Labor subcommittee cites fraud and rising plan sizes in welfare and pension programs. It urges comprehensive federal registration for plans with 25+ workers and calls for safeguards to protect beneficiaries amid nearly seven billion dollars in annual contributions and assets totaling about 25 billion dollars.
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Bland
Isenhower
Wellt
Douglas
Sention
Labor Department
D-Ill
Allj
Life Magazine
Iploves
Mitchell
Margaret
Martha
Claviac
Dr Paul Hutchinson Dies in Beaumont Texas
Dr Paul Hutchinson, 65, of Winnetka Illinois and former editor of the Christian Century, died in Beaumont after a rupture of the aorta while visiting friends. His wife Agnes was with him. He wrote many books on Christianity and Asian affairs and began editorial work in China. He joined Christian Century in Chicago as managing editor in 1924 and served as editor until retirement. The article notes his notable works Storm Over Asia (1932) and The New Leviathan (1946).
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The
Christian Century
Chicago
Two Hurt In Md 94 Wreck
Mrs Lillian B Flohr a 47 year old Lisbon resident is in fair condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital with a fractured back and rib injuries from a late Saturday night crash on State Route 94. William Addison about 70 also in fairly good condition with severe head lacerations and a broken right ankle was a passenger in Flohrs car driven by Flohr a taxi driver in Ellicott City. The car struck a utility pole after climbing a three foot bank. Addison was enroute to his home near Woodbine when the crash occurred. The Mt Airy Fire Department ambulance transported both victims to the hospital. Flohr faces charges for operating a motor vehicle under the influence reckless driving and driving without eyeglasses under a restricted license. The car sustained major damage. Block 18 escaped unharmed when his 52 Chevrolet hit guard rails on SR 144 near West Friendship causing about 300 dollars in damage and resulting in a reckless driving investigation.
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Lillian B. Flohr
Lisbon
Frederick Memorial Hospital
William Addison
Addison
Flohr
Ellicott City
Woodbine
John W. Crout
Mt. Airy Fire Department
Crout
William Paul Block
Pen-Lucy Road
Baltimore
West Friendship
Woman to fly to France to claim her daughter
SAN DIEGO April 15 A 30 year old San Diego woman Mrs Melitta Real leaves tomorrow night by plane for France to claim a daughter she has never seen Born 12 years ago in a German prison camp hospital in France she learned last month the child was alive The German authorities had told her the baby died during birth She had been in an army and was sent to a camp prison camp in Yugoslavia before moving with her parents from Yugoslavia to France Her fiancé from Alsace Lorraine was conscripted into the German army
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Iplane
France
Melitta Real
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