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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1957
Page
2
De Valera Favored in Irish Vote Nears Election
Irish parliamentary elections test leadership as Eamon de Valera 74, nearly blind, challenges Prime Minister Costello. Fianna Fail held 67 seats, Fine Gael 48. Labour 18, Clann Taidhman 5, Sinn Fein 3, Independents 3, one seat vacant. Sinn Fein and LR.A. pursue peaceful constitutional path amid economic crisis.
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Ireland
Eire
Eamon de Valera
de Valera
Fianna Fail
Men of Destiny
Sean T. O'Kelly
John A. Costello
Republican Party
Sean MacBride
Costello
Fine Gael
United Ireland
Labor Party
Clann Taimhan
Sinn Fein
Eyre
United Kingdom
Irish Republican Army
Dev
I.R.A
New
Free State Army
Lr.a
Northern Ireland
Nixon Africa trip centers on Ghana independence
The vice president's five day visit to newly independent Ghana marks a broader U S demonstration of interest in Africa as a theater of great power competition. Ghana aims to lead regional independence efforts and join the United Nations while Kwame Nkrumah seeks West African leadership. Nixon expands the itinerary to include Morocco and Tunisia, marking the first anniversary of their independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Ghana
Gold Coast
U. S
Eisenhower
United States
Africa
Kwame Nkrumah
United Nations
Nkrumah
Columbia
Lincoln
John Gunther
British Commonwealth of Nations
Commonwealth
Nigeria
Togoland
The
Cameroons
French West Africa
Belgian Congo
Liberia
Ethiopia
Libya
Egypt
Tunisia
Morocco
Sudan
France
Editorial Backing Becktley Levy For New Raleigh Auditorium
A front page editorial in the Triple Tribune endorses the Raleigh County municipal auditorium levy. It notes Beckley donated 2 acres at Sprague for the site and urges voters to support the measure at the March 26 election, predicting a substantial win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh County
Triple Tribune
Maxwell, Hill, Dry Hill
Prosperity
Beckley
Sprague
Triple-Tribune a Student Newspaper From Maxwell Hill
A seven page student produced paper by 8th and 7th graders at Maxwell Hill School printed 180 copies last week with 123 sold at five cents each. The staff writes at home and during school breaks, with Friday afternoons dedicated to assembling and pressing pages. Articles include a Girl Scout festival notice, a stork birth item, a serial about a piano player hamster, and safety tips on flying kites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Atha
Charlotte Cooper
Terry Owens
Robert Blake
Sandy Williams
Lang Houchins
Triple - Tribune
Earl Halsey
Maxwell Hill School
Ith
Beckley
Juliette Lowe
America
Martha Fitzpatrick
Maxwell Hill
Jim Hanks
Jena Carol Hanks
Vicki Lyng Brown
Beckley Hospital
Vicki Brown
Pinkie
IsraelArab Stand Obscured by U S Row over Withdrawals
Washington reports on the tense Israel Arab standoff as Israel agrees to pull back from disputed areas around the Gaza Strip and Aqaba Gulf. Golda Meir says withdrawal depends on UN forces and U S assurances, amid questions of hidden promises and potential U S troop involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
State Department
Egypt
Gaza Strip
Aqaba Gui
Durtis
United Nations
Golda Meir
Israel
Geza
Gulf
Dulles
USN
Prayer and Middle East Tensions Highlight U N Debates
The piece notes a Carnegie preacher's prayer for gratitude while detailing U N debates over Israel and Egypt. It cites Henry Cabot Lodge defending Israel’s pullout and Dulles assuring nine Arab nations no concessions were given. Ben-Gurion criticizes U S policy as balancing allies and adversaries amid sanctions threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daas
Nasser
U.N
Henry Cabot Lodge
United States
Dulles
Mrs. Meir
USN
Israel
David Ben-Gurion
London
France
Britain
Eisenhower
Middle East
Gems of Information From the Mail
A column surveys curious facts from everyday life and history. It notes dairy production scales for coffee cream, coin machines with oxygen for motorists, Pasteur’s rabies work and related wine safety, Lully’s death by baton injury, hair regrowth timelines, and other scattered trivia about Kyoto shrines, Edison filaments, New York cab tires, aurora origins, heart-healthy advice, rising government costs, Abbott and Costello films, and Shaw’s remark on breeding.
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New York
France
Pasteur
Jean Baptiste Lully
Bill Skowron
Kyoto
Japan
Thomas A. Edison
New York City
United States
Robert Q. Lewis
Bud Abbott
Lou Costello
Chilcken
America
Elain Malbin
George Bernard Shaw
Joanne Woodward Wins Major Acting Plume For Eve Role
Hollywood scripter notes Joanne Woodward a Georgia peach wins a top acting prize for The Three Faces of Eve. The real life case of Eve White Eve Black and Jane exposes multiple personalities as therapy reveals a third persona Jane. Woodward recalls early stage love of acting in Thomasville Georgia and a childhood crowd pleasing pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Joanne Woodward
Eve
Georgia
Corbett H. Thigpen
Hervey M. Cleckley
University of Georgia
Eve White
Eve Black
Jane
Joanne
Thomasville
Undergoing Repairs New York Tabloid Gossips On Elvis and Hollywood
A scrambled gossip column from New York describes Elvis Presley in Hollywood dates, Monique Van Vooren and Anita Ekberg stories, and rumors about Lana Turner and Jimmy Stewart. It notes secretive private eyes, a Palm Beach fight tale, and stars defending honor while discussing families and pasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita Ekberg
Uruguay
Tony Steel
Palm Beach
Sepy. Dubronyi
Tony
Anita
Sepy
Lana
Turner
Jimmy’ Stewart
General Stewart
Elvis Not For Monique and Other TV Tidbits
Celebrity gossip and showbiz notes from Earl Wilson’s column. Elvis Presley mentions aging eyes and a physical. Larry Puck to host a major TV talent show. Ed Sullivan warns about publicity stunts in Las Vegas. Joy Herman from Westport headlines BMI. Other items include Liberace’s Easter opening, Toots Shor reference, and remarks about Dorsey and Jackie Gleason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Puck
Arthur
Godfrey
Marion Marlowe
Ed Sullivan
Las Vegas
Victor Borge
Joy Herman
Westport
Liberace
Jo Pasternak
John Daly
Toots Shor
Midnight Earl
Janie New
Tommy
Dorsey
Marianne Reynolds
Miami Beach
Ralph Stolkin
RKQ
Little Club
Doris Day
Andrews Sisters
Western Union
Jackie Gleason
Lola Fisher
Andrews
Aldo
Ray
Jett Donnell
N. Y
L.A
Pres
Eisenhower
Wisconsin
Mickey Hargitay
Jayre Mansfield
John Wayne
Suil
Howard Morrises
Sid Caeser
Charles van Doren
Earl
Pearts
Tony Potlito
Franklin
Teresa Brewer
Larry Daniels
Do It Yourself Romance Lessons From A Psychologist
A column excerpt discusses two kinds of love, urging readers to build affection through shared experiences and logical choice. It recounts a psychologist Dr George W Crane urging careful mate selection, then mixing in assorted excerpts about American life, education, stock markets, and a peacetime espionage law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Crane
Rachel
North Africa
Air Corps
Jack
Dublin
Courier-Flerald
United States
Sycamore
Ohio
van Nuys
Calif
New York Stock Exchange
Ny, Stock Exchange
Carlsbad
U. S
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Carnegie, Pa
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Elvis Presley
Monique van Vooren
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Monique
Elvis
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