U N Will Work Only As Long As U S Russia Want It
Eisenhower seeks authority to use U S forces in the Middle East to counter a Communist threat while maintaining U N backing. The plan hinges on loopholes in the UN charter, notably Article 51, allowing self-defense and post action reporting to the Security Council, with veto power favored by the U S and Russia.
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U.N
U.S
Russia
Washington
Eisenhower
Middle East
United Nations
U. N
United States
Congress
U.N. Security Council
Security Council
Council
Change in Kansas law proposal by Johnson County Bar Assn
The Johnson County Bar Association proposed that Kansas governors be barred from appointment to any other state office. The predominantly Republican group backed the measure, with one dissenting vote. It urged a state constitutional amendment to be voted on at the next general election, citing Fred Hall’s resignation and appointment to the State Supreme Court as harming the offices’ prestige, and it endorsed a nonpartisan court plan modeled after Missouri’s.
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Clathe
Kas
Johnson
Missouri
Call Attention To Guarantees In Suez Navigation
The British Foreign Office warns Egypt against blocking British and French ships in the Suez Canal deeming it a breach of 1888 free-navigation conventions and Egypt’s UN promises. No official indication Egypt aims such an act, though several London papers cite a Cairo radio broadcast threatening to bar ships until Israel withdraws from the Gaza Strip.
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London
British Foreign Office
Egypt
Suez Canal
U. N
Cairo
Israel
Gaza Strip
Population Proximity to Buffalo Highlights Dense Corridor
Nearly half of U S residents and about 60 percent of Canada’s population live within 500 miles of Buffalo New York, illustrating a tight transnational population belt and potential regional ties in commerce and culture.
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United States
Canada
Buffalo
N. Y
Slaying Probes Loom In Missouri Delta Disturbance
Authorities hunted a slayer of a 19 year old high school senior in Sikeston while tension flared across Charleston and Sikeston. After nine Negro youths were rounded up and released and a witness failed to identify suspects, Louisiana Highway Patrol tested handyman Claude Lightsey for guilt then freed him. Charles town pallbearers and white student protests marked a clash of races as students at Sikeston and Charleston resumed classes amid lingering unease.
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Sikeston
Arthur Bruce
June Castleberry
Claude Lightsey
Missouri
St. Louis
Hugh Waggoner
Highway Patrol
Charleston
John Malugen
Col. Waggoner
Richmond Area Ladies Meet and Social News
The Richmond area paper notes the Ladies Missionary Society meeting with Mrs. Harry Gault leading devotions and Mr. Gault showing Europe pictures. A long list of attendees includes Mr. and Mrs. John Morgan and many neighbors. social visits, travel, and holiday prize winners are also mentioned along with local family updates.
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Ladies Missionary Society
Harry Gault
Virgil Smiths
Louis Riebes
James Coughlins
Ralph McCrea
Anderson County Hospital
Eunice Severns
Manhattan
Gene Hollingsworth
Garnett
Elizabeth Greishar
Lee Metze
James Greishar
Lawrence
Fairmount
Minn
B. T. Moherman
Kansas City
J. R. Smithheistar
Bob Merscham
Joe Cotter
Albany
Bob
R. E. Merschams
John Miller
Mark Rockers
Emergency immigration plea for Egyptian Jews in 1950s
A 1700 member assembly urged President Eisenhower to consider an emergency immigration measure to grant asylum to Egyptian Jews. The group accused Egypt of deporting and arresting Jews, seizing hostages, revoking citizenship, and confiscating property, calling for a U.N. investigation and a diplomatic protest to Nasser.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Jewish Community Council of
Greater Washington
O'Mahoney
D-Wye
Theodore R. McKeldin
Maryland
U.S
U. S
United Nations
U. N
Nasser
Egypt
Two Are Ordered Back To Prison
ALBUQUERQUE M U S District Judge Waldo Rogers denied without a scintilla of evidence the pleas of two convicted bank burglars Robert Sanders and Joseph Gyplahorn for new trials. They were ordered returned to Leavenworth federal prison immediately after challenging their Sandia Base Bank burglary conviction from October 1955. They received 20 year terms for the $47 655 robbery and were linked to similar burglaries in Arizona and El Paso Texas.
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Albuquerque
U. S
Waldo Rogers
Robert Sanders
Joseph Gypllahorn
Leavenworth Federal Prison
Sandia
FBI
Arizona
el Paso
Tex
Draft Board Quits In Row With Texas
All three members of Butler County's selective service board resigned after the Texas selective service appeal board reversed a 1-A classification ruling for a former Butler County man now employed in Texas. The action followed the Texas board decision.
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EL Dorado
Butler County
Selective Service Board
Texas Selective Service Appeal Board
Texas
Texas Board
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