Arab mobs attack U S consulate in Jordan turmoil
Rioting across Jordan and Jerusalem as Arab mobs attack foreign missions. In Amman and Jerusalem consulates torn, flags ripped, casualties feared from five days of unrest. Hashim appoints Ibrahem Hashim caretaker prime minister amid calls for a plebiscite to resolve the Baghdad Pact issue.
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Jerusalem
Kang Hussein
Amman
Arab Legion
Legion
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Hussein
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Hazza el Majal
Majali
Turkey
Pakistan
Iran
Iraq
Britain
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Middle East
Soviet Union
Gerald Templer
Imperial General Staff
Templer
Jeb Liguillo
Dedeuan
Salt Use in Steel Mills to Break Scale on Plates
In steel rolling, salt is applied to plates to remove surface scale. The practice aids cleaning and prepares surfaces for finishing.
Afghanistan Show Room For Soviets
Afghanistan a weak autocratic kingdom with scarce roads electricity and services may become Soviet aid showcase after a 100 million dollar loan for development. Diplomats note Moscow seeks minimal interference in Afghan affairs to keep Daud’s regime stable and lessen regional fears of Soviet influence. A Baltimore injunction hearing addressed picketing violence tied to the Seafarers strike on Pier 3.
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Afghanistan
Russia
Bulganin
Communist Party
Khrushchev
Mund
Moscow
U.S. Information Service
Mahmoud Daud
Daud
Bulgaria
Khrushchevy
Baltimore
James K. Cullen
Bay Line
Pier 3
Norfolk
Seafarers International Union
Ilegal Mass Pickering
Unon
Montgomery County Wins Pepco Plant Bid Claim
Montgomery County official AE Lo Reese told the County Council he convinced Pepco to build a new plant in Montgomery. Reese said Pepco President Roy Dunn signaled a site decision after a Thursday meeting, shifting from an earlier Loudoun County proposal due to concerns about Washington water supplies. The council dropped a long pending suit over a county road use fee and directed preparation of a 25 year franchise plan.
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AE Lo Reese
Montgomery County
Counci
Potomac Electric Power Co
Montgomery
Pepco
Ft Roy Dunn
Reese
Loudoun County
Army Engineers
District of Columbia
Congress
Loudoun
Washington
Polomar
Montgomery Council
Fairchild To Build Fokkers Hmm
Fairchild Aircraft Division plans to build a second Fokker two place trainer for sale to the military. The plane will arrive in the United States Friday and undergo a short series of test flights at Fairchild and Pensacola, with later demonstrations planned in Washington Baltimore and other bases. The Oct crash killed Lt. Col. Gerben Sonderman, but a Civil Aeronautics Board report found no fault in the aircraft.
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Hagenstows
Fatrchtld Aircraft Division
United States
Farehild
Air Force
Navy
Fairchild
Gerben Sonderman
Prince Bernhard
Netherlands
Fokker
Civil Aeronautics Board
Glenn L. Martin Co
Baltimore
EO DR Gelvin
Pensacola
Fla
Naval
Craig Air Force Base
Ala
Smont
Washington-Baltimore
Headquarters
Ai Research and Development Command
Royal Canadian Air Force
James Connally - Air Force Base
Texas
Air Training C* Amand
Scott Air Force Base
It closed Monday Dec 26 in observance of Christmas
A brief note states the entity closed on Monday December 26 in observance of Christmas, affecting operations or services for that day.
Prince of Monaco At Hopkins For Checkup
Prince Raimier III of Monaco arrived in Baltimore for a general physical and a Hopkins Hospital inspection. He governs about 21,000 subjects and faces questions on marriage that could affect Monaco’s succession and protectorate status. Monte Carlo remains a key revenue source with minimal taxation.
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Baltimore
Prince Ramer 3d
Monaco
Soins Hopkins Hospital
Hopkins
Principality
Raimier
France
Monte Carlo
France Eyes Changes in Tax Structure and Nobility Ties
The note mentions possible tax reforms in France and highlights Monzeo near the Italian border. It cites connections to Italian nobility and traces lineage to the Grimaldi family. It references France and Italian noble lineages in a concise context.
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France
Draste
Monzeo
Grimaldi
Men Outnumber Women in U S Hospitalizations for Mental Disorders
A life insurance company report cites statisticians showing more men than women are hospitalized for mental disorders in the United States, highlighting gender disparities in treatment and care.
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United States
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