Overseas Chinese loyalty hinges on Chiang as long as Reds hold
Edward R. Kenney reports from Hong Kong on overseas Chinese, numbering about two million in a 20 million potential base, their loyalty tied to Chiang Kai-shek's hold on power. They seek a home government and passports, while risks rise if Chiang falls or U S. desertion occurs, potentially turning these refugees into a Red-leaning fifth column across Asia and beyond.
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Edward R. Kenney
NEA
Hong Kong
San Francisco
Freemantle
Red China
U. S
Chisig Kaishek
Asia
Chiang
Formosa
Free China
Japan
Philippines
Malaya
Burma
Thailand
Indonesia
New Zealand
Australia
Chiang Kai-shek
Air Pioneer de Havilland Faces Uncertain Future
Sir Geoffrey de Havilland, 72, once a titan of aviation, watches the Comet crisis unfold as a major inquiry probes the jet’s disasters. The probe, led by Sir Arnold Hall, examines metal fatigue and the tragic deaths of passengers while weighing accountability against the pioneers spirit.
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Tom A. Cullen
London
Sir Geoffrey de Havilland
Geoffrey
Britain
New York
Sir Geoffrey
Mediterranean
John
de Havilland
San
Geoffrey de Hasilland
Brillant Flier
Thames Estuary
Whitehall
Acton
Sir Arnold Hall
Peter
Island
Elba
Januayy
Sir Arnold
Madad
Norge
Everest
Meltallurgy
Geoffrey de Havilland
Revolution's Romance Fades In Egypt Amid Cold War Pressures
Egypt's revolutionary junta battles a mix of communism and hunger as it consolidates power amid Middle East tensions. Major Salah Salem and Lt Col Gamal Abdel Nasser tout development to raise living standards while facing anti-Western forces and refugee challenges.
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Egypt
Prembhrane
Kier Darah
Middle East
Salah Salem
NEA Service
Salem
Revolutionary Council
Estot
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Easpt
Couniry
Farouk
Indo-China
Premies Nasser
Sale Salem
Yurita
Irtt
Western League
Prodabls
Israel
Israe
Palestine
Res P
Marks and Relief Agency
Nasser
Man At Work Explosive Stunt At State Fair
Capt Frank Foster Frakes of Columbia Tennessee performs a bomb stunt with a coffin packed with thirteen sticks of dynamite as part of Joe Chitwood Thrill Show. The coffin explodes while Frakes and his huge dog Ike watch. He is shaken but unharmed.
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Frank Foster Frakes
Columbia Tenn
Frakes
Joe Chitwood
Dallas
Arms To Arabs: Bread, Arms Stir Hunger and Power
Cairo wires a twofold crisis as Egypt faces hunger and feudal bondage amid a revolt led by young officers. The piece argues US arms must accompany economic aid to avoid fueling Communist and Muslim Brotherhood influence, noting Naguib's drift toward dictatorial power and Moscow’s reach through Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, Iraq, and Iran.
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Ment
Middle East
Egypt
Syria
Lebanon
Jordan
Iraq
Iran
Kremlin
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Sherlock Holmes
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Ismael Fetpi
Mst
Traltoy
Free World
Atab
United States
New Mexico
Avene Cuele
ATOM
E. Emilenz
Bonn
Germany
Toledo
Ohio
Bob Holmes
Johannes Gerharaus Strydom
South Africa
Daniel Malan
Strydom
British Commonwealth
Northern Ireland
Cool Thomas
Queen Elizabeth
Captain Frakes
Ike
Gil Hodges
Hodges
Roy Campanella
Leon Dennen
NEA Sertvicge
U.S
Gamal Adgel Nasser
Revolutonary Council
Comunists
Moslem Brotherhood
Jefferson Caffery
Bagdad
Mohamed Naguib
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