Behind Scenes Pressure Pays In Middle East
James Marlow reports on behind the scenes diplomacy shaping Eisenhower era Middle East policy. Talks with Saud and Hussein illustrate quiet alignment with Western interests, while Nasser’s anti-Western stance draws Arab nationalist momentum and risk from Soviet influence. Saudi oil revenues and U.S. military aid loom over royal stability as both sides weigh concessions.
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Books On Gardening Reach Across Nation and World
The Carnegie Free Library builds a large gardening collection including "The Complete Book of Bulbs" and "The Pruning Manual" with more than forty million gardeners in America. It offers magazines such as Better Homes and Gardening and Flower Grower and provides inter-library loan to access thousands of titles on soil, planting, weed control, harvesting, and pest management for beginners and experts alike.
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Odd Request For Police Assistance
A man phoned police in Baltimore demanding a plainclothes officer be sent to Baltimore Street and Franklintown Road. The officer asked for details and the man replied that he just did not like that corner.
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Turnpike work pact sets bridge plan at four miles
Two states reach agreement on the Kansas Turnpike link to Oklahoma. The 34th annual vocational agriculture judging contest will be held April 29 and 30 with about 1200 Future Farmers expected. The four mile south farm mechanics contest and bridge project at the state line await signed accords before Bureau of Public Roads approval. Estimated bridge cost is 63000 with cost split between KTA and Oklahoma.
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