UN plans for permanent international police force gain support
United Nations diplomats welcome the November Middle East emergency force as a step toward a permanent police role for the world body. Delegates note it would be primarily police work, built from small nations’ units, geographically balanced and under UN control with consent of involved parties.
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Max Harrelson
United Nations
N. Y
Middle East
U. N
Egypt
Brazil
Cyro de Freitas-Valle
Constantin Karamanlis
Ecuador
Jose Vicente Trujillo
World Organization
Korea
South Korea
United States
SEC Quizzes Hodge and Epping in Lobbying Fee Case
SEC officials questioned Orville E Hodge and Edward A Epping at Menard State Prison about a $35000 lobbying fee paid by Union Electric Co of St Louis. Hodge described as cooperative witness by Frederick Zazove as chief counsel. The questioning covered about 90 minutes with no details released. Union Electric paid to J Roy Browning Chicago attorney for work in support of 1955 state legislation. Browning says he endorsed the first check for 7500 and did not receive the other three. The funds surfaced later in a secret brown envelope account kept for Hodge in the Southmoor Bank and Trust Co Chicago.
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Securities and Exchang Commission
Orville E. Hodge
Edward A. Epping
Menard State Prison
Union Electric Co
St. Louis
Browning
Hodge
Southmoor Bank and Trust Co
Chicago
Amazing new laxative COLONAID promises overnight relief
A promotional health notice touts COLONAID as a bulk laxative that re moisten dry colon content and stretch it to stimulate normal urge. It claims safety for pregnancy, no gagging or bloating, and rapid relief with an economical 60 tablet package priced at 98 cents.
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Colonaid
Rail agents list seventy unemployed workers in area
About 70 unemployed railroad workers are listed with area railroad station agents for employment. C G Clower district manager of the U S Railroad retirement Board office in East St Louis says the listings include supervisors and other skilled workers registered for unemployment claims benefits. Each listed person must be available for suitable work at all times and agents will aid employers in finding suitable workers.
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C. G. Clower
East St. Louis
Clower
U. S. Railroad Retirement Board
License Office to Close for Holiday Break
Murphysboro driver license examining station will close December 22 through 25 and December 29 through January 1 1957. Examiner Robert Heins said the office will reopen January 2 1957.
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Murphysboro
Ing
Robert Heins
Heins
Fresh citrus boosts bottled apple juice with zest
A splash of lemon or lime juice brightens bottled apple juice, adding tang and a refreshing edge. The simple enhancement enhances sweetness with a crisp, citrusy finish.
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Roxbury Antique
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Pistol
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Stearns Refrigeration
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Carbondale
E. A. Reissaus
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Sonotone
House of Hearing
West Main St
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