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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1958
Page
12
AP analysis reports that Iraq's revolution could trigger a regional crisis with wide impact on Middle East stability. The piece notes potential spillover into Jordan and neighboring areas as external powers weigh support for fragile regimes and emerging leadership.
The Iraqi coup stirs fears across Kuwait Saudi Arabia and the broader Arab world as nationalist and pro Nasser forces rally. Western interests eye possible intervention while Premier Nuri Said seeks Western backing to keep Jordanian unity and curb Egyptian Syrian influence. The upheaval threatens oil flows and regional power balances.
Washington AP report says high level Republicans plan a Wednesday meeting to discuss the coming election campaign and GOP prospects. VP Nixon and Cabinet members are invited. Meade Alcorn suggested the conference as part of a continuing series. No link to the Sherman Adams controversy is expected to be discussed.
Arlington Presbyterian leader says Southern church music is maturing, blending historic hymns with modern works and even Negro spirituals. Rev. William H M Poster Jr, director of the Presbyterian Conference on Church Music, notes a return to dignity after frontier days and cites the 1955 hymn book work and an upcoming meeting in Montreal, North Carolina.
Archbishop Michael, head of the Greek Orthodox Church in North and South America, died at Doctors Hospital after an intestinal operation. The spiritual leader of more than a million Greek Americans in 380 churches was 66 and had fallen ill at an ecclesiastical congress in Salt Lake City. His body lay in state at the Greek cathedral in Manhattan with a Thursday requiem and burial at Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Queens.
Washington AP secretary of interior Fred Seaton is the likely Republican choice to succeed Sherman Adams as White House chief of staff if Adams leaves. Seaton says the successor question is academic, while Adams plans to quit during Labor Day weekend per a report. Eisenhower maintains support for Adams despite the Goldfine matter.
Roy Wilkins of the NAACP told about 4 000 delegates at the 49th annual convention closing that Negroes must press forward in a jet age and cannot be content with a crawl. He cited Little Rock Central High School as a defeat confessed by segregationists and urged speed in achieving freedom and equality.
Clarence Fletcher, market master, announced this week a new schedule for the Farmers' Curb Market with open Wednesday operations. The adjustment aims to better serve shoppers and growers with midweek availability.
Air Force Training Command reports sharp drops in aircraft collisions after applying fluorescent orange paint to jets and propeller planes. Capt. William C. McCord Jr. of Beeville Texas notes the reduction, and officials recommend broad adoption of the system.
Walter Browne, the Army's golf coach, is the youngest of four brothers, all of whom are golf professionals. The Browne family produces multiple golf teaching and playing careers.
The market will open at 6 am Wednesday and Saturdays until sold out. This arrangement continues until further notice. This week’s Wednesday sale features black and red raspberries beans potatoes cabbage berries and lettuce. Located in the county parting lot at the corner of Kent and Boscawen Streets.
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