Timing Of Israel's Thrust Into Egypt Opportune
James Marlow analyzes the Israel assault on Egypt, exploring whether Israel's timing aimed to influence U.S. policy before the election and how Britain and France might react. He notes U.S. pledges from 1950 to act, possible U.N. involvement, and how British and French interests in the Suez region could shift allied decisions. The piece questions potential actions if the U.N. fails to act and how regional powers might respond to a U.S. move.
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Navy Plans Atomic 5000-Ton Carrier with Eight Reactors
Secretary of the Navy Charles Thomas announced readiness to build a 5000 ton giant aircraft carrier propelled by eight atomic reactors. The design is complete and construction would begin in the next fiscal year if Congress provides funds. The ship would be the world s biggest and reach about 33 knots.
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Broiled canned peaches garnished with herbs
Do You Know Broiled canned peaches look especially pretty when their cavities are garnished with sprigs of parsley or watercress. Add the garnish, of course, when the peaches come out of the broiler.
Child Hero in Hungarian Fight Heroic 13 Year Old in Budapest
Michael Misi, a 13 year old trained by the Communist youth movement, fights for a free Hungary and is wounded in the leg. He lies in a Budapest children's ward while authorities report 3,500 casualty cases in city hospitals and clinics with 250 deaths, amid seven days of fighting.
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Embargo on Cargoes to Russia Begins Noon
The head of the International Longshoremen's Association announces that starting at noon today members will handle no cargoes bound to or from Russia until Soviet troops leave Hungary. Capt. William V. Bradley, president of the independent waterfront union, says the embargo will take effect from New York to the Gulf Coast, to coincide with an hour of homage to Hungarians at City Hall.
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Secret Destination Detained Navy Ships Headed To Hague
An American naval force was ordered to break off a visit to the Netherlands and depart at noon for a secret destination. The ships belong to the Atlantic Fleet and include the aircraft carrier Antietam, six destroyers, two submarines, and a tanker.
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Kenneth and Helen Spencer Laboratory Gift to Baker University
Kenneth A Spencer and Helen F Spencer of Kansas City donated lab equipment worth about 12000 dollars to Baker University. President William J Scarborough announced the gift to honor the high rated science department and support advanced science study for students in Mulvane Hall of Science, with operation expected this year.
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Thompson Keeps State Furniture
The Kansas Park Authority has referred to the attorney general a dispute over turning over office furniture from former chairman J. Ed Thompson of Parsons. Attorney General John Anderson said steps will be taken to secure the chair table and filing cabinet, noting Thompson’s term expired July 1 and that the authority still owes him office rent.
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Urge GOP Votes by Chicago Negro Ministers
A group of Chicago area Negro ministers ran full page ads in the Tribune and Sun-Times urging African Americans to vote the straight Republican ticket in the November 6 election. They warned that voting Democratic for president and Congress would end civil rights hopes.
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Lamar College student charged in involuntary manslaughter
A 20 year old Chicagoan was charged with involuntary manslaughter after Martyn L Marcy 18 of Leoti Kansas died from a pistol shot in his Lamar College dorm room. The shooter Martin Frank was held on £ 2 500 bond and released from jail after posting bond. No arraignment date was set.
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