Editorial on Suez Canal nationalization by Nasser
An editorial argues Western powers cannot force reversal of Nasser's move to nationalize the Suez Canal. It notes asset freezes and an oil embargo would deepen Egypt's ties to the Communist bloc, while warning of broader risks and limited options for action. It compares the canal to oil nationalizations and highlights the impracticality of direct military or UN action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Great Britain
Frances
Nasser
Suez Canal
Egypt
Israel
Mexico
Iran
United Nations
Mixed Editorial Nonsense From A Previous Era
A scrambled column notes law on narcotics penalties for minors, Lindbergh law politics, Marilyn Monroe publicity, nuclear blasts versus bombast, air conditioned schools in Texas, a divorce over nighttime whistling, and church air conditioning trends. It also toys with Eleanor Roosevelt as a Democratic nominee and the evolution of hay fever knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
After All Auctions
In this casual observer style piece the author reflects on farm and city auctions. Bidders frequent auctions from neighbors and strangers, with lunches run by local clubs or churches. Prices vary wildly from bicycles to suitcases and odds ends, while antique dealers scout for bargains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wa Gaueraviwite
Personal counsel on love and domineering mothers
Dr Tom, 23, seeks advice about marrying Marcia, 32, while her 53-year-old mother censors and dominates. The column urges clear boundaries, suggests diplomacy or elopement if needed, and notes a proposed fix via social clubs and a dating bureau to avoid quarrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Crane
Marcia
Plucky Little Girl 25 Near Edwards Desert Scene
A brief item reports a 25 year old girl in the southern California desert near Edwards Air Force Base. The note hints at a local, human interest moment with no further details available.
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Southern
California Desert
Edwards ‘Air Force Base
Sewerage on Main Street Considered in 1873
A proposal states a single sewer dug through Main street from opposite the Baptist church to the river would drain cellars from both sides and cost under 40 dollars per Main street lot. If deep enough, it could be tunneled under the Matadam for less. Other notes report recent fractures and a tumor removal, plus a contempt showing for officials over an injunction tied to the courthouse square. A stray mare pony is listed by C. H. Topping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Baptist Church
Mason & Parkinson
Court House Square
C. H. Topping
Hall Scored By Former Backers
A group of Kansas men who once supported Gov. Fred Hall now back Warren W. Bhaw for the Republican nomination. They call Hall’s administration dishonest, corrupt and dangerous and urge voters who supported Hall to switch for change. The statement was drafted in Abilene after a meeting and signed by several former Hall supporters.
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Abilene
Fred Hall
Kansas
Hall
Warren W. Bhaw
Abilene Reflector Chronicle
Lane Fair Plans Bright Entries and Parade Details
Fair books prepared for the Lane fair set for August 20 and 21 with open and 4-H divisions. A parade on the final day will feature horses and cattle among other entries. Grand cash prizes of 25, 15, and 10 dollars will be awarded. officers include Harry White as president, G W McKenzie as vice president, Floyd Martin as treasurer, and Clarence Batfrey as secretary.
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Ottawa
Harry White
G. W. McKenzie
Floyd Martin
Clarence Batfrey
Soil Bank Total Too Large for Provisions Report
The Agriculture Department said farmers agreed to retire 10,720,794 acres under the soil bank this year, prompting payments totaling 244,414,000 dollars. Of that, 150,977,000 dollars will aid corn reductions in key states including Iowa Illinois Indiana Ohio South Dakota Michigan Minnesota and Wisconsin. Participation ended July 27 with 495,432 farmers involved.
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Washington U
Agriculture Department
New Soil Bank
Iowa
Illnois
Indiana
Ohio
South Dakota
Michigan
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Reds Reject Jap Territory Claims
MOSCOW Soviet Foreign Minister Dmitri Shepilov rejected all Japanese territorial claims today. Japanese Foreign Minister Mamoru Shigemitsu remarked that unless Japan regains what it took during the war, “that is real power politics.” The talks, part of ten months of negotiations, centered on Shikotan and the Habomai islands plus Kurile lands.
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Moscow
Dmitri Shepilov
Mamoru Shigemitsu
Shige Mitsu
London
Shikotan Goodland
Wildcat
Hokler
Ofkaido
Japan
Sakhalin
Kuriles
Oi! Co
Kurile Islands
Kuland
Weskan Innashirt
Etorofu
Wallace County
Colorado
Local TV and radio lineup for early August weekend
Broadcast schedule lists programs across channels for Saturday and Sunday with times from 5:30 p.m. to 11 p.m., including Roy Roger Down You Go and Captain Kangaroo, plus Monday entries with Today and Weather segments and theaters like Ozark Jubilee and Lawrence Welk on KMBEC and WDAF.
Notice of Suit in State of Kansas to Defendants Named
The State of Kansas to the defendants above named and designated and all other persons who are or may be concerned are notified that a legal action has been commenced. The case concerns unspecified claims and requires appearance or response by a specified deadline per court rules. Seek guidance from the clerk for exact dates and filing requirements.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Grace M. Farney
Plaintift
John D. Perry
Hugh J. Jewett
John P. Daveraux
R. MM, Shoe- Maker & Co
Wilson Bhannon, Jr
H. M. Shoemaker & Co
KR. MM
Shoe
Charles Moore Dunning
Daniel Fogle
Ransom
Bledson
Mamlei. Whitney
Orey Ivey
N. Gregg
Samuel N. Gregg
FP. M. Maewhinney
Charles J. Throop
Maud I. Throop
la . M.thotan
Rich . Doyle
W. A. Fine
R. Finley
M. L. Hays
Richard Hodge
Myre
Alta Prince
Francia M. Taylor
W. D. Frakes
John Frakes
We Racs
Peter A Penes
George i Jampron
James D. Sampson
Daniel Doyle
M.D. Foater
Jonathan Endicott
Hine
Viola Endicott
Hien Bimpoon
Thomas Tiisa
Zohn
Zork
Sarah A. Nessley
Hedger Pemnet
Emma Weber
Mra. Amm
Cage
Laura Long
Dent Ust
Prada
Piece
Carse
Trusne Ciealore and
Zansens
de Eee
Exexu Beit Nane & Pia
Cutore
Fred R. Allie
Ors
Dex
Banilaw
Relapy
Nangas
Yrenklin
Elin Downey
Katadb
Fred R. Allle
Ella Downey
Oftens
Waness
Kennas
Plate
Oscar A. Patereon
Tia
Oncar A. Peterson
Bec
District Court
Greece M. Farney
Rantoul
State OF
City of
Skelly Eyes Oil Strike Amid Gas Output Hope
Observers say Skelly plans to proceed despite reports of 25 million cubic feet of gas daily. The move aims at oil prospects as investors are urged to buy U S Savings Bonds.
Prayer text amid biblical phrase and benediction
A devotional prayer invoking Matthew's lilies and guidance to show faith's beauty in a harsh setting. The speaker requests open eyes to opportunities to reflect fragrance of faith in a sordid environment and ends in a blessing.
Air Force claims unofficial speed record at 1900 mph
New Orleans reports Lt. Col. Frank K. Everest Jr. piloted the Bell X2 rocket plane to speeds around 1900 miles per hour last week, far exceeding prior marks. Officials delay official confirmation, citing present policy. Everest, 34, from West Virginia, flew the X2 four times in rapid succession.
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New Orleans
Air Force
Defense Department
Frank K. Everest Jr
Itotal Expenditures Fundy Pauline Jackson City Clark
Itotal expenditures are outlined for the AMI fund under Pauline Jackson and City Clerk Neil Todd. The note identifies a teen involved in the financial review.
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AMI Fundy
Pauline Jackson
City Clark
Neil Todd
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Don Shipman
Howard Hoadley
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Nelson James H. Milward
Jack Rayl
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