Map shading shows shifting pro and anti groups in Middle East
The article describes regional alignments with dotted marks for pro Nasser states now including Iraq alongside Egypt Syria and Yemen, diagonally shaded zones for the pro Western NATO Baghdad Pact group excluding Baghdad, and black areas indicating Lebanon and Jordan where U S and British troops have been deployed. vertical shading continues to outline further divisions.
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Iraq
Egypt
Syria
Yemen
Baghdad
You All in Biblical Language Gains Quick Attention
Gideons International president P J Zondervan says you all is not just Southern slang but appears in Bible passages. He notes the expression is common in the Bible Belt where biblical language is widespread.
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Louisville
David
Goliath
P. J. Zondervan
Grand Rapids, Mich
Gideons International
Zondervan
Two Third Graders Note Jets While Counting Beads
In Richmond Virginia two third graders on the playground remark on jet fighters flying overhead. They joke that the pilot could reach Mach 2 with afterburners, then return to class to count beads as the school bell rings.
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Richmond
H. I. Willett
First Civilian Flier Breaks Supersonic Barrier
Advisory Committee for Aeronautics reports Herbert Hoover as the first civilian to fly supersonically. Hoover, chief research pilot at NACA Langley Laboratory, achieved the milestone in a Langley test aircraft.
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Herbert Hoover
NACA
Langley Aeronautical Laboratory
Middletown Virginia Budget Adopted by Town Council
The proposed budget for the Town of Middletown Virginia for June 30 1958 to June 30 1959 was adopted by the common council at the regular meeting on July 7 1958. It lists miscellaneous receipts water services administration taxes police and street department expenses plus bond interest and police car maintenance totaling the grand amount. Signed by Mayor D K Munting and Clerk Mrs Esther Kline.
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Common Council
Middletown
Virginia
Cece Water Services
Commonwealth of Virginia
Ey Ok Ie
Cathassesshbud Aseduen Andes
Ess
Ebdee Abeerene Ieee
Seven Southern Girls Vie For Miss U S A Finalists
Seven Southern entrants reach the Miss Universe pageant semifinals in Long Beach California as Alabama Florida Georgia Louisiana South Carolina Tennessee and Texas are represented. Patricia Larrabee of New Hampshire expresses relief as 15 contestants narrow to five with Louisiana’s Earlyne Howell drawing big applause. The winner advances to Thursday’s international judging with three foreign contestants and Friday’s Miss Universe decision.
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Dixie
Alabama
Florda
Georgia
Louisiana
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
California
Montana
South Dakota
Utah
Washington
Illinois
Nebraska
New York
New Hampshire
Patricia Larrabee
Salem
Earlyne Howell
Municipal Court Briefs on Drunkenness and DUI Fines
The record lists multiple defendants from towns and cities facing drunkenness and driving under the influence charges. Fines range from nine to one hundred six dollars with penalties including suspended sentences and costs. The text also notes party positions on convention delegate voting rules.
New Exhibits At Jamestown Old World Pavilion
Jamestown Festival Park unveils hundreds of exhibits in the Old World Pavilion with life size wax tableaux of Henry VIII Elizabeth I Drake and other English figures. New items include barber-surgeon tools and historic communion vessels from 1661 plus Norfolk’s silver mace. Full scale reconstructions of ships John Smith’s Fort and Powhatan’s Lodge are featured with daily 9 to 9 access and free parking. Children under 12 and school groups admitted free. adults pay 1 for joint access to all attractions.
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Jamestown
Jamestown Festival Park
Henry VIII
Elizabeth I
Francis Drake
Norfolk
Dinwiddie
John Smith
Powhatan
Commonwealth of Virginia
Festival Park
Glass Factory
1608
Jamestown Island
Sudanese coup attempt alleged amid Nasser feud
Western travelers report a failed pro Nasser coup in Sudan in recent days. Sudanese army officers ordered to stay at posts. The dispute with Egypt centers on Nile waters and regional influence as Sudan asserts independence since 1956.
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Cairo
Khartoum
Sudan
Egypt
Middle East
United Arab Republic
Foreign Ministry
Dis
U.A
Aly Khashaba
Abdullah Khalil
Nile
Firemen Battle Stubborn Blaze At Hampshire House
Firemen fought a stubborn roof fire at Hampshire House hotel above Central Park South for nearly 15 hours. Crews used pneumatic drills to punch holes in the steel slanted roof to reach burning beams. Officials indicated sheet metal workers repairing the roof may have caused the fire.
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York
Hampshire House
Central Park South
Costly Handshake in Sparse Wyoming Campaign
Dr. Gale McGee seeking the Democratic U S Senate nomination says he has driven over 75 000 miles in recent months and logged 69 000 handshakes. He notes the high cost of retail politics in a sparsely populated state.
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Laramie
Wyo. A
Wyoming
Gale McGee
U. S. Senate
Spinach Mayonnaise Pairing for Salmon
Puree cooked drained spinach and fold a little into thick home made mayonnaise with a touch of onion juice. Finish with a light blend to create a creamy dressing. Delicious served with cold poached salmon.
Soviet Students Criticize U S Aggression in Middle East
A Soviet student spokesman at Washington University in St. Louis said the United States is guilty of armed colonial aggression in Lebanon and Jordan. Eveenii Bugrov 31 led eight men and two women and served as president of the USSR Student Council when speaking to reporters during a weeklong visit.
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ST. Louis
United States
Middle East
Washington University
Eveenii Bugrov
U.S.S.R
U.S.R
Lebanon
Jordan
Alarming Apathy Marked GOP and Dem Primary
Oilman Harry S. Davis reported widespread apathy toward the August 5 primaries after polling 30 friends. Only one recalled the date, five could name at least four candidates, and six were not registered to vote.
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Harry S. Davis
Car theft foils delivery ends with quick recovery
In New Orleans 7 Donald Stephens planned to deliver a car to Irvington Virginia but the vehicle was stolen and driven to Washington DC. Police recovered the car in perfect condition and it changed owners within hours. Small fry delight features creamed chicken served on buttered croutons arranged in a pattern.
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New Orleans
Donald Stephens
Irvington
Washington, D. C
Amazing Second Life of Babette the Calico Cat
Babette a calico cat owned by Mrs. Josephine Rippey of Albuquerque has earned multiple show honors in Las Vegas Denver and Albuquerque after being rescued from the shelter less than two years ago. The cat was recently named All American by Cat Magazine.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Babette
Josephine Rippey
Animal Shelter
Las Vegas
Nev
Denver
Cat Magazine
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Blue & Gray Electric Service
Charles KR. Breeden Merten W. Browne
Lee - Jackson
Winchester-Frederick County
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
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