Jordan Spurns Eisenhower Doctrine
The article notes Jordan's King Hussein resisting the Eisenhower Doctrine amid Cold War pressures. It cites US Sixth Fleet deployment, economic strain, and public oppose to American aid, with Jordan accepting $10 million without strings but rejecting embassy involvement. The piece questions US policy and Jordan’s stability in the Eastern Mediterranean context.
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Mediterranean
Middle East
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South Carolina
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Jordan
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Britain
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Egypt
Syria
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Feypt
Wall Street Journal
Uncle Sam
In A Ancient Italian Tomb A Dog Guarded Chief
A Mirabella Italy gorge tomb discovery reveals a 4000 B C necropolis with small tufo caves. Archaeologists find petrified skeletons and tools. one larger sepulcher holds a crouched chieftain with arrows a copper knife jars and a stone saber while his dog lies at his feet.
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Mirabella
Italy
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Policy reform urged amid Jordan crisis debate
The policy, rooted in rising spending and expansive giveaways, needs revaluation. If nothing else comes from the Jordan crisis, it should illuminate how far our spending program has become a central tool of foreign policy.
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Jordan
Editorial Digest From Daily Newspaper Set
A digest of editorials from the daily papers arriving at the office. Highlights opinions on politics society economics and current events reflecting diverse regional voices and public concerns.
Millions For Not Growing Corn In 1956 Soil Bank Checks
Representative Lester Johnson highlights 11 top soil bank payments totaling 432000 to largely corporate or absentee owners for not growing corn in 1956. The list shows payments to Garvey Farms Colby Kansas and multiple checks to Texas Kansas Connecticut Iowa and California addresses reflecting drought affected or nonproductive land. Johnson contrasts this with district payments of 637000, prompting readers to question government subsidies.
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Lester Johnson
Black River Falls
Garvey Farms
Colby
Kansas
Texas
Connecticut
Iowa
California
Johnson
Ten Years With You Is Like Ten Minutes
A reader recalls a hospital anniversary moment as her husband spends their tenth wedding anniversary caring for their three boys 75 miles away. A nurse delivers a bouquet and a note in his familiar handwriting. The message reads that ten years with her feel like ten minutes, and ten minutes apart feel like ten years.
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Reader's Digest
Simple Feminine Wish
A speaker voices preference for marriage over space travel as humanity eyes the moon and beyond. The verse contrasts lofty space ambitions with a grounded wish for personal happiness in Earthbound, safe life on Earth.
Star files note Baruch crowns Nina Warren Queen Shenandoah XXV
The Files of the Star cite Bernard Baruch crowning Nina Warren known as Honey Bear as Shenandoah XXV. Gushing Oil owned by Sam Wilson Jr. led Derby entries in Kentucky. Reports include naval officer Alfred Tucker on leave, Washington visits by the Rices, Evangeline Frye’s birthday celebration, Byrd Jr. seeking Naval Academy entry, and Mrs. Heterick’s return home after hospital stay.
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Nina
Honey Bear
Warren
Gushing Oil
Louisiana
Arkansas
Texas
Sam Wilson, Jr
Pan American World Airways
Ens
Alfred Tucker
U.S. N
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Martha Tucker
Kenneth Rice
Washington
Beverly Rice
John Frye
Hame
West Water Street
Evangeline
Richard Evelyn Byrd, Jr
K. E. Byrd
United States Naval Academy
M. S. Heterick
Welltown
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Governor's Daughter Crowned Queen Shenandoah XX
Miss Jean Cartwright Lane daughter of Maryland Governor was crowned Queen Shenandoah XX by Governor William M Tuck. A mine explosion at Spring Hill 111 near Terre Haute Indiana killed eleven miners. Mr Richard Schindel of Norfolk visited his parents Mr and Mrs Howard Schindel.
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Jean Cartwright Lane
Maryland
Wiliam M. Tuck
Terre Haute
Ind
Richard Schindel
Norfolk
Howard
Fear is Hollywood's state of mind says Grace Metalious
Grace Metalious, author of Peyton Place, visits Hollywood to film details and says fear defines the town as job insecurity dominates conversations at parties. She notes gossip, separation from her husband, and a legal fight over her book while detailing her life, wealth, and plans for The Tight White Collar.
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Grace Metalious
New England
California
Hollywood
Metalious
Peyton Place
Beverly Hilton
Mountain View Lodge
Cape Cod
Gilmanton
N.H
The Doctor Speaks on Allergies and Nose Hygiene
A health note advises watching a child’s nose to distinguish allergy from a virus. It explains allergic salute a sign of rhinitis, suggests sniffing over blowing, and warns against blocked nostrils and ear issues. A Q A about mole removal emphasizes medical evaluation for moles.
Knowland predicts $3 billion cut in Eisenhower budget
Senator Knowland forecasts Congress will trim more than three billion dollars from President Eisenhower's budget and defer tax cuts. He criticizes the Beisenhower backed federal school aid plan as unwise and says Congress will not restore the House reductions, though some changes to House appropriations are possible.
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Senate Appropriations Committee
Duck on trot line hooks in Texas storm
Kelley McGlamery caught a duck on a trot line in Rockport Texas. The duck flew into a hook on the line left out of water at low tide. McGlamery freed the bird which was not badly hurt.
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Tex
Kelley McGlamery
McGlamery
Strength For The Day Sins Of The Mind And Spirit Misleading Virtues
The article argues Jesus focused on sins of the mind and spirit rather than fleshly sins and warns against avarice pride jealousy and self righteousness. It compares hidden sins to poisonous mushrooms, noting outward virtue may conceal spiritual corruption and deception.
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Satan
How's Your I Q Memory Quiz Prompts Daily Scoring
A 10 day quiz offers 100 questions with daily scores. Correct counts classify as Memory Genius Very Superior Excellent Good per ranges given. Sample questions include treaties of 1800 Louisiana Spain France U S and Bible figures Herod dream Joseph and other general knowledge items.
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France
U. S
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Rhode Island
Connecticut
Herod
Joseph
Egypt
Apple Jack Not Ripe Name Origin Linked to St John Feast
Apple cider was named Apple Jack due to a historic belief it remained unripe until after June 24, the feast day of St John. The note links the term to church tradition and timing of harvest.
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St. John
Worry Clinic Compliment Club boosts dentist’s practice
Case U-369 profiles Clyde L a 46 year old dentist who adopted a phone smile and genuine praise as part of a Human Relations program. He refurnished his office and tracked compliments, reporting an income rise of 175 dollars month over last year and continued practice growth. The article frames praise and a friendly telephone manner as key business tools.
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George W. Crane
Clyde L
Crane
Clyde
Adire
Winchester Star
Hussein jolts Nasser's bid for a united Arab world
James Marlow notes Hussein's stance weakens Nasser's pan Arab leadership as Arab rulers face pressures from the West and USSR. The Arab League's unity erodes with Egypt's defiance and the kingdoms seeking money and balance. Leaders rally to protect their thrones amid shifting alliances.
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Associated Press
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Hussein
Jordan
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Egypt
Iraq
Saudi Arabia
Syria
Lebanon
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Arab League
Israel
Baghdad
Russia
Iran
Turkey
Pakistan
Great Britain
Suez Canal
Middle East
Birthday Party Aboard Paper Mill Road
Mrs Dorse Sistes hosted a Sunday birthday party for her husband with guests including Shirley Sistes Ray and Ada Carlyle plus numerous Sistes and Martin family members. Jacob Copenhaver and family visited Herbert Copenhaver in New Market Saturday. Roy Kerns visits mother in Acorn Heights while Leo Wisecarver shows slight hospital improvement. Robert Crim of Arlington spent Sunday with Lula Crim and Helen Snapp.
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Jacob Copenhaver
William Carlyle
Clayton Martin
Ada Carlyle
John Martin
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