Jordan's Young Ruler Faces Arab Nation Dilemmas
James Marlow analyzes King Hussein of Jordan, a young ruler balancing pro Western leanings with Arab nationalist goals. He must appease Palestinians and Bedouins, rely on U.S. aid to fund the army, and avoid provoking either Russia or Israel while navigating internal pro-Nasser sentiment and political shifts.
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King Hussein of
Jordan
Hussein
Abdullah
Palestine
Israel
Nasser
Russia
Yesman
Nabuisi
Hussein Khalidi
Eost
Tammany Hall Figure Is Dead
CORAL GABLES Florida mayoral era leader John F. Curry died of a heart attack at his winter home aged 94. Born in Ireland he came to the United States as an infant and began public life in 1899 as a clerk in the New York City paymaster’s office, later rising to prominence in Tammany Hall.
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Tammany
Manhattan
Democratic Organization
Jimmy Walker
Walker
John P. O'Brien
Coral Gables
Fla
John F. Curry
Tammany Hall
New York
Ireland
Curry
New York City
Body Of One Man Recovered At Fall River Reservoir
FEDONIA Kansas Army Engineers dragging the Fall River Reservoir yesterday recovered the body of Glen A. Fallot 48 Wichita one of two fishermen missing since last week Sheriff George Brown Greenwood County said the two had gone fishing at the lake a week ago Thursday The engineers presume Fallot's body had been in the water since Friday when high winds swept the lake Dalbom's pickup was found near the north end of the lake about 20 miles north west of here Calhom 46 Newton remains missing as the search continues
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Fedonia
Kas
Army
Fall River
Glen A. Fallot
Wichita
Fallot
C.K. Calhom
Newton
George Brown
Greenwood County
Dalbom
Ake
Social Security Questions From Readers Across The States
Readers inquire about disability criteria and benefits rules for Social Security. Topics include eligibility thresholds, annulment or divorce affecting payments, minister coverage, application deadlines, and retirement or VA pension options with changing benefit amounts.
Californian drives across US by foot controls
A 26 year old polio victim from Kingsburg California named Deene Cameron Enns drove across the continent in six days using a car fitted with foot steering. He arrived in New York to deliver the auto.
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New York
Deene Cameron
Enns
Kingsburg
California
Polio survivor engineers left foot car control in California
A man paralyzed by polio in 1952 and an engineer friend developed a device allowing steering a car with his left foot. The Friday April 26 1957 note mentions a mother and daughter stricken by polio whose names were not disclosed.
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Mothe
Enns
California
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