Russians Feel They Have US Over Barrel On Suez Crisis
United Nations coverage notes Moscow's confident stance in the Suez crisis debate. Russia aims for an Egypt led settlement guaranteeing canal navigation, while pressing the US to back nationalization and avoid Arab-Western war, amid tensions with Britain and France.
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United Nations
N.Y
UN Security’ Council
United States
Soviet Union
Moscow
Egypt
Suez
Britain
France
Nasser
Us.s.r
Dulles
Frances
U.S
Middle East
State Department
Europe
Pravda
Western Europe
Pleasant Valley News and Visiting Friends in 1950
Pleasant Valley residents host and visit relatives during the week. Mrs Ninestedt of Emporia and family travel to Spokane Seattle and California, while Henry Fiehler and the Archer family in Olathe share Sunday calls. Gene Broer’s tenth birthday party follows a busy stretch of dinners and guests across Ottawa and Bonner Springs.
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Fh. ©. Hughes
W. RB
Jailkle
G. W. Wilson
Everett Vaiker
Floyd Patterson
Florence Wirdett
Tank
Harold Bryan
David Horne
LeRoy Brecheisen
Lamont-Harveyville
Quenemo
Lamont
Nell White
Emma Bennell
H. R. Wiley
G. K. Wilson
Lyle Reed
Edith Windett
Johon Rogers
Byron Gray
D. R. Mortis
County Federation of Women's Clubs
Burlingame
Velma
Zelma Fields
Thelma Cooper
Olin James
California
Deanna Wittman
United Nations
Pomona Re‘pekah
Federated Church
W. B. Poston
Topeka
Lyndon
Max Hughes
Elton Davis
Bert Brann
Joe Kitts
Ray's Hughes
Pomona
W. R. Jaillite
Jerry
Waldo Woodworth
Lyle Logan
Bart McClow
Melvern
Carl Scott
Henry Fiehler
Mattie Ninestedt
Emporia
Lester Thompson
Hartford
Kansas City
Ninestedt
Tay
Spokane
Wash
Bert Broer
Gene
Harold Carpenter
Timmy
Ralph O'Connor
Lou
Green
Faye
Robert Catlin
John Green
Ernest Perry
Jim
Charles Bodenheimer
PFC
Windy Erskine
Fort, Riley
Walter Hutchinson
Baby
Ottawa
Earl Green
Maxine
Clarence Green
James
Camp Pendester
Calif
Roger Comstock
Ernest Price
Muskogee
Okla
Ralph Fisher
Tulsa
Ralph
Wes Neill
Clarence Pinkston
Larry Neill
Little Larry
Bob Berg
Washington
Fred Cowan
Virgil Knight
May Knight
Albuquerque
N. Mex
Imomana
Bob Priest
Marlin Green
North Platte
Nebr
D. E. Harris
Priest
Edith Harris
Sadie Neill
Lee Spencer
Minnie Townsend
Weratchee
Carter Barrett
Gilbert
Wichita
T. T. Burns
Alfred Meiers
Lester Rose
Lester
Tom Meiers
Pat Meiers
Calvin Pegram
Parsons
Bill Raney
Little Nona
Herb Smith
Allen, Kas
Henry Bernard
Bernie Laub
Lawrence
John Rogers
Quenemo Hosts Reception for Teachers and Community
A large Quenemo crowd gathered at the Annex Tuesday for a reception welcoming new teachers and residents. Supt. Hedges introduced each teacher as they outlined their work, followed by talks and a social evening. Light refreshments were served by the Golden Link HDU. The evening also announced revival meetings at the Baptist church starting Oct. 8. Several local residents and families are mentioned as attendees and visitors.
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Quenemo
Annex
Lyle Logan
Supt. Hedges
Golden Link H. D. U
B. Dwiggins
Springfield
Kramer
The
Baptist Church
Ed Ausman
St. Francis Hospital
Topeka
Anna Henton
Mary Painter
Nell White
Nations named to run new Suez Canal Users’ Assn
Six nations were named to run the new Suez Canal Users Assn to seek a peaceful settlement of the Suez crisis. United States Britain France Italy Norway and Iran were chosen with a seventh nation to be added later.
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London
Haupt
United States
Britain
France
Italy
Norway
Iran
Nations Watch SCUA Leaders Nudge Seven Officer
A communique from SCUA says the executive committee will be chosen after full membership of 15 countries is reached. Three nations Pakistan Japan and Ethiopia attended as observers at the inaugural session, with deliberations continuing on whether to join and when the seventh executive member will be elected.
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SCUA
Pakistan
Japan
Ethiopia
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