Suez Illustration of Arab Nationalism Explosive Power
Associated Press analysis argues Arab nationalism is among the most explosive forces shaping the world. It discusses Egypt's canal nationalization, Western powers Britain and France, U.S. relations with Israel, and Soviet aims, warning of World War III risks and shifting Middle East power. It notes 70 million people across 11 independent Arab states, 5 million square miles, Nile and Euphrates basins, and major oil reserves.
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Thomas P. Whitney
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Nasser Seizure of Suez Seen Driving Arab Unity Drive
The passage argues that Nasser's seizure of Suez could advance the Arabian nationalist dream of a greater Arabia. It suggests he and fellow nationalists may push for further victories against the West and Israel to realize this goal.
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Suez
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Israel
U S Steel raises prices boosting cost of steel
The American public shoulders a steel price hike after U S Steel announced an average eight and a half dollar per ton increase to 138 50. Auto makers foresee higher 1957 model prices as industry costs rise with broad ripple effects on nails girders and construction.
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Clifford F. Hood
Israel
Hammed
Fhowers
Nasser
Egypt
David J. McDonald
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McDonald
Solomon Bandaranaike on Suez Conference role
Prime Minister Solomon Bandaranaike of Ceylon notes that the powers favor international canal control while Egypt opposes it. He says if both sides rigidly stand their positions, war could be provoked and questions whether Ceylon's participation would be useful.
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Solomon Bandaranaike
Ceylon
Egypt
Eisenhower Replies to Bulganin On German Unification
President Eisenhower challenges Soviet Premier Bulganin to show a new spirit in international relations. He rebukes Russia for delaying Geneva promises and rejects troop withdrawal from Germany while noting Moscow’s claimed cuts follow Western postwar reductions.
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Bulgarin
Mean dog defies mail route in Richmond incident
Richmond Virginia mailman faced a biting by a guard dog whose owner locked him inside for deliveries. The dog snapped at fingers as mail was slid through the front slot. Burglars in Warwick Illinois robbed a large safe at Warwick Building Materials Co. and paid for soft drinks with coins from a vending machine.
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Warwick Building Materials Co
Stevenson Harriman drift on civil rights at Democratic convention
Delegates gather in Chicago as Adlai Stevenson and Averell Harriman edge toward pro civil rights unity while factions warn of potential bolt. Johnson backs moderation, Kefauver hints at 1960 ticket, and Truman confidants weigh support as platform fights loom.
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Dates Tuesday August anniversary of Japan surrender
The notice cites the 11th anniversary of Japan's surrender ending World War II and references primary elections including a New York primary, the Democratic primary in Idaho, a Republican National Convention opening in San Francisco, and a primary election in Arkansas opening Monday August.
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