6000 Rhodesian Whites Called to Arms in Riots
In Salisbury and Nyasaland tensions rise as Sir Roy Welensky orders 6000 to 7000 white reservists aged 18 to 26 to central African cities to reinforce internal security amid racial unrest. The move follows clashes and injuries among Africans and police, with political pressure from Dr. Hastings Banda to change federation status.
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Nasser Faces Major Syrian Challenge Amid Unification Strains
Damascus reports Abdel Nasser faces a civil and political threat as Syria ponders currency unification with the United Arab Republic and rising opposition from leftist and Communist factions. Critics cite land reform and import curbs as fuels for unrest. Police roundup targets alleged agitators.
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Juke-Box Hood Probe Expands Across Midwest
A federal grand jury in Chicago will probe charges that hoodlums extortionists and corrupt executives control Chicago and northern Illinois juke box industry. Richard B. Ogilvie said the investigation covers alliances in Illinois and seven other Midwest states as operators testified before the panel in Washington. The probe seeks to determine if antitrust laws were violated and if trade was restrained in the music machine business.
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How to Act on Your Honeymoon
A March Reader's Digest piece argues against viewing the honeymoon as a sexual test of marriage. It urges couples to escape unrealistic expectations and treat the honeymoon as reality rather than pressure.
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Standard fuels rush toward faster jet age progress
Standard's research laboratories recount seventeen years of jet fuel and lubricant development with the armed forces. They aided engines for sonic speeds and non stop world travel, improved heat cold management, and faster fueling systems. The aim is to add hours to travel and days to vacations as they plan to serve customers better.
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Patterson Faces Questions On His Readiness For Johansson Fight
In the Saturday Evening Post, Floyd Patterson candidly discusses his sparring pace, killer instinct, and the delay before facing Ingemar Johansson. He addresses doubts about his activity, his stance on Johansson and top contenders, and whether white opponents affect his excitement level.
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How Arthur Murray Made His Million and Lost His Wife
In a revealing Post installment Kathryn Murray discusses the price of Arthur Murray's dazzling success. She chronicles heartache jealousy and a marriage nearly wrecked by his marriage to his business.
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Our Plans for Quier Space exclusive feature
The Post previews its weekly space pullout detailing America’s race to orbit. It outlines Project Mercury timelines the odds of safe returns and other space programs in development, promising reader fascination with plans for manned spaceflight.
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