UN delegates ponder firm action over Middle East clashes
At the United Nations delegates debate whether big powers should impose a strong policy to halt tit-for-tat raids between Israel and Arab states. Despite Syria requesting Israel’s expulsion and Egypt seeking arms, the council is unlikely to take drastic steps before the U.S. presidential election, hampering decisive action. Dag Hammarskjold and Maj. Gen. Burns lead the truce effort, but western backing remains uncertain.
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Campaign Team Working for Pro Eisenhower Delegates
The 1952 Eisenhower campaign team reforms to line up pro Eisenhower delegates for upcoming primaries. Meetings in New York and Washington involved key backers like Nixon Adams Brownell Hall Lodge Dewey Duff Stephens and Clay as they aim to place delegates and keep Eisenhower in 1956 if he seeks another term.
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Hobbs Trailer to Build 200000 Sq Ft Factory in Cleburne
Hobbs Trailer Co a division of Fruehauf Trailer Co plans a 200000 square foot factory in Cleburne employing 600 people with about 3 million dollars in annual payroll Construction to begin shortly after January 1 said W E Grace general manager Fort Worth.
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