We Face a Rising Arab National Unity Across the Middle East
The piece argues that United States policy in Lebanon and the broader Middle East sustains a fragmented Arab map while historical forces push toward pan Arabism. It notes roots in Islam culture language and the 20th century drive for independence and unity, intensified by Israel’s creation and Arab discontent.
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United States
Lebanon
Middle East
Ottoman Empire
Great Britain
France
Nasser's Arab Unity Dream Shapes Middle East Tension
The essay argues that Gamal Abdel Nasser's push for a unified Arab nation has reshaped regional power. It notes his appeal across the Arab world, the 190000 Lebanese who crossed into Syria to hear him, and warns that US Marines in Lebanon and British troops in Jordan heighten Arab nationalist tensions.
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Middle East
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Egypt
Syria
Yemen
Moscow
U. S
U.S
Editorial Digest From Forty Newspapers Circulates
A digest compiles the most engaging editorials from forty newspapers arriving daily at the office. It highlights major opinions on politics society and culture reflecting regional voice and debate.
One Phase ofLebanese Situation Draws American Pride
The piece praising the swift readiness and coordination of the US armed forces in the Lebanon landings. It notes the contrast with World War II and Korea, calls intervention's wisdom debatable, but lauds speed, logistics, and morale boost for the American public. It suggests potential deterrence to future aggressors.
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Middle East
Korea
Lebanon
Europe
Turkey
Congress
Service news from The Star items and assignments
From The Star files Pfc Robert Kipps is at Camp Pendleton with the Marine Corps. A-1C Philip Grim Jr is named Outlanding Airman in Ohio for June. Pvt Samuel Wilson serves with the Second Infantry Division in Korea. Mr and Mrs Steck host Mrs Frank Rogers of Muncy as guest. Mrs Robert Lee Riggs of Baltimore visits Major Heber Flood at Valley Avenue for several weeks.
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Robert Kipps
Alfred Kipps
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Marine Corps
Philip H. Grim, Jr
Boyce
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Ohio
Samuel B. Wilson
Second Infantry
Korea
Gatty
John M. Steck, Sr
Frank Rogers
Muncy
Robert Lee Riggs
Baltimore
Giest
Major
Heber Flood
Valley Avenue
Greenspring Valley Visitors and Scout Camp News
Ten years ago in 1948 Mr and Mrs Loring Cover Jr of Greenspring Valley Md spent several days at Mrs H K Russell home Freddie Gaize son of Mr and Mrs Fred Glaize Jr left for Boy Scout camp for several weeks Calvin Potts returned to duties as assistant manager of McCroy s store in Charleston after visiting his parents Mr and Mrs E B Potts
Wiley Post Nears U S Return After Nome Flyover
The Army Signal Corps reports Wiley Post flew over Nome Alaska and pressed toward the U S in a strenuous homeward leg, about 15 hours ahead of his prior pace. The journey tests endurance as the famed pilot pushes for a swift return to American soil.
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Army Signal Corps
Wiley Post
Nome
Alaska
United States
Assassination rocks Slanesville shop front in 1908
In Slanesville West Virginia John W Chapman a flour and planing mill operator was shot on his store steps by an unknown assailant with a double barrel shotgun. Tucker Pendleton arrives from Lexington to report to Shenandoah Valley Academy. Martinsburg dealer W W Trout advertises the Reo touring car priced at 1250 dollars with top extra fifty and four Reos in service.
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John W. Chapman
Slanesville
W. Va
Tucker Pendleton
Lexington
Shenandoah Valley Academy
B. M. Roszell
Pendleton
Virginia Military Institute
W. P. McGuire
W. W. Trout
Martinsburg
Integration debate in Virginia schools and illegitimate births
An editorial argues integration fails to resolve public school problems and cites Virginia 1957 illegitimate birth data to claim moral standards differ by race. It warns that mixing teens in classrooms and social settings risks danger, blaming Supreme Court rulings.
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Virginia Methodist Advocate
Southland
South
Virginia State Bureau of Vital Stateties
Virginia
Inte
Rual
Supreme Court
The Doctor Speaks on Cerebral Palsy Understanding and Hope
Dr Herman N Bundesen explains cerebral palsy causes not infectious or hereditary and describes symptoms. He cites 10 000 annual births and 550 000 current US cases with about 200 000 children, noting most can improve with therapy drugs and surgery. He praises public sympathy and shares a patient reception at an ice show. A Q A discusses heel spur surgery for pain.
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United States
A. D
How's Your I Q A 100 Question Quiz Based on ten days
A reader quiz offers 10 questions covering science history geography and warfare with a scoring guide. It notes answers on perpetual motion boxing nicknames state capitals spy history fruit varieties detail of military devices Civil War battles woodpecker anatomy colonial penalties and famous horse heart weights Phar Lap.
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Maxie
Helena
Mata Hari
Germany
Ben Davis
McIntosh
Rome
Norden
Monitor
Merrimac
Massachusetts
Worry Clinic Story Shows Quick Turnabout in Sandra
A 23 year old chemistry student Sandra K. adopts masculine dress and habits after a harsh childhood remark. DrGeorge W Crane guides a fem inizing treatment including new clothes and language cleanup. A date with a 27 year old principal leads to marriage and Sandra becomes a happy housewife.
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George W. Crane Casey
Sandra K
Sandra
Dr. Crane
Lost Youngsters Rescued After 52 Hours in Wilderness
Francine Crego aged 10 and her brother Michael eight survived 52 hours lost in a wooded swamp near Ash Lake Minnesota. More than 300 searchers aided by planes a helicopter and radios closed in as the girl described their ordeal and plan to avoid berries and swamp water in future outings. They were spotted by Edward Corneil of Valparaiso Indiana and guided toward their grandfather Lyle Crego's home after wandering from Ash Lake Wednesday afternoon.
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ORR, Minn
Francine Crego
Michael
Grandpa
Francine
Mike
Lyle Crego
Ash Lake
Edward Corneil
Valparaiso
Ind
Elephant Lake
Corneil
Strength For The Day Who Believes In God
The essay argues that atheism fails to prove itself and that belief in a divine purpose remains plausible. It cites Napoleon and scientific views of a living universe to challenge the idea that creation requires a creator and calls disbelief a substitute for knowledge. Francine and Mrs Lyle Crego Jr appear in a closing dialogue about prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon
God
Francine
Davenport
Lyle Crego Jr
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