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IUMBER 18 Mamber Associated Press ORANGE, TEXAS, MONDAY, JANUARY 21, 1957 8 Pages ’ »V&.J±:te,S5: Latest' Edition
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President's Oath Is Followed
By Warning of Earth's Peril
olesOK'CommunismWitl^ou^Tyranny,
iolonSo Back
Fight With
I WASHINGTON (AP)-Presidentj private rites wort held in the
jiEisenhower, in a solemnly worded, White House for Eisenhower and
! inaugliral address, today warned!Vice President Nixon
-that “rarely has this ehrth knojvn; The skies were overcast today
"m k • , su'h P61,11" He dedicated-his gecr There were'occisional spatter* of
f A m m 11 m e m ond ter™ t0 coun,erin« ‘hat dan- raip. But the sun was struggling to
VUIlllIlUllIMIl fT '!l,h s,,ren«,h al hnm(‘ and rome through as the President ar-
■ ■■**"* help for alienations struggling to
be free.
AUSTIN (AP)-The 55th Legisla-
te got a whale of a lawrdaking
vork schedule today.
Routine motions generally got
he*cold shoulderas both the Sen-
ate and House laid out the pro-
osals they expect to argue to a
onclusion the next 120 days—or
sore. . - .
The Senate introduced 39 new
rteasures today including the ma-
ar appropriations bill upon which
fou.se committees already hate
Started work, The new bills make
total of 94 now up for Seriate
action.
In the House a total of 169 bills
ind 19 proposed constitutional
iueed and assigned to committees.
“You have your work cut out
rfor you. I hope chairmen of the
I committees will seek to begin hear-
ings immediately,” Speaker Wag
[goner Carr ijaid.
To make Way for important com- ,
mittee meetings in both chambers',
the Senate adjourned until 10:30
tomorrow and the Hous* until 10
am.
The swift legislative action fol-
wSSt.KSlr Estimated5,000 Persons Tour New Hotel
cejmtng the opening of the Legis- '
Mature and the inauguration of
Gov. Price Daniel.1'
Daniel outlined his 25-point work
program last Thursday particular-
WARSAW (API—More than 60
per cent -of Poland's 17,449,000
voters appear,., to have endorsed
Wlodyslaw Gomulka's Communist
leadership in the first popular test ,, ,
uof his “communism without ty- ‘hejr;
raonyw policy; • / ^v4 ,n
Unofficial hut reliable reports
—1*11010 by T. t Ounn
THERE
Parliament
Remains Red
By Big Count
To Continue
WASHINGTON (APH-President
Eisenhower pledged today his sec-
ond term will be dedicated to “the
building-of a peacg with justice”
to thwart “ihtcrrtational commu-
!nism and the power it controls,”
Eisenhower expressed friendship
for the people—but not the gov-
ernment—of Soviet Russia. -
Massed thousands, on the steps
of the Capitol and standing on the
wet grounds in front, listened in
hushed silence as the President
spoke.
His address' followed the public
ceremony ini which he took the
In his inaugural address, pistJa- oath of office for a second time
hower painted a picture ot a pros
_ <- The
„ L , President. Nixon, their wives, and
Sunday morning, on the constitu- congressional leaders, drew thun-
rived at the Capitol for the cere-
monial swearing-in.
There were thousands in his im-
mediate audience, and his words
were broadcast and felecast to the
nation. The Vbiw 6! America plan-
ned broadcasts m many foreign
languages.
Huge crowds assembled early
around the.Capitol and along tfte
traditional highway of ' proces-
sions, Pennsylvania avenue.
TiWC. not«. gpasgy a*** SThtix::,hey ** **
whole or odr TOW- Texan-I D-U The Risenhowers and the Nixons
“In too much of the earth therej^ C7AUU* IWICT came m separate cars..........
In Ceremonies^^7
..... .f£Tw!S! Sm^Reduced jOfne ^K-i- .«■«», m
e entire world is divided and WASHINGTON (AP) — Texas
unw.iciai out rename reports "the divisive .force is internal ionall shared'in the "fanfare'of President „ " ink 11:23
1*17 LS.PO-r .“<« secojuf SiiJSK P'f. 52"
voting yesterday for
member Parliament
cast the official ballot
a new 459- j controls,”
apparently!
Eisenhpwer went on.
without* "The designs of that power, dark
change. Gomulka’s" regime had*!" RurP°se- are ,c)?ar in Prac‘.icc'
warned sternlv against'"exercisingI1*. Xriv“. *?/“al *orTr the fale
the nuvt^i riohf*» _____,-tof 'hose it has enslaved
modest right to cross names ...
off the Red-domirtated single list 10
of candidates.
About 16 minion
m.
voters—nearly| ,
4b • . —w 1 • f . 4
Ret(
_ —thoJiCi
Church had called for a big fkn-1 lhe
It strives
breajC the ties that united the
free. And it strives to capture—to
expjtnt for its
own great power-
hierarchy and the Roman Cat hot* and ^ hopes of the ‘pressed,
i t0dav but on Tlww^scfleThan ^ /here was a great hurst pf hand-
. , . I Eisenhowers inaugural address
At the first Eisenhower inaugu-jWBS couched in almost a religious " ^
ration, marking the first, time a quaUty> th , of a ^an /
-h*"
Texas units in the big parted One ° ThTinL , " t,me'T
float carried a . replica of fhe J* , cere’™>,“
house* in Denison where he was ' ' .
tom,, round of'.celebrations that'have
the oppressed,” „ B *t y,™, Tex„ entries jn building up for days.
r- -- --------- entitled his ad- today’s parade were the Arlington ThcvNincluded the traditional
out. •V’ idress. “The Price of Peace.” He state College’s crack marching Parade- Starting at 12^30 p,m, (Or- y
The Communist-controlled Buda- P^P*red it for delivery to massed1 unit, “The Sam Houstort Rifles," anPe ,irne). »»«1 continuing for at
pest radio claimed that per rent thousands at the Capitol and fo a and the 96-piece hoy and girl ,east 2‘i hours, .probably longer,
of the electorate voted the straight nall°nwide radio and TV audience. Richardson High S c h o o 1 Band The President /sked that it he
«cke‘;. v % 1 ' Today's ceremonial oath-taking from Dallas County.
Official results are expected bv1 followed yesterday’s orivate t.,,. Secretary of State Zollie
- -w. • - .. The link of march prSvidedl
lopes
President
I
i ^are expected by followed yesterday’s private. Texas
™day‘ i Ji'- 1 ' ^wearing in ceremony at the White Setakley rcprcsentetTIkiv'.''Daniel
,h, wnru s “.r;*:
ii.t^ .. ^L’Can i utes ,hey-.dld no1 international communism “has it rade and attended the ceremonies.
uaP®crced by any direct of-'self been shaken by * fierce and Former Gov. Shivers, who sup-
^d Sro.t“‘ vo*«{mi|?hfy force. Ihe readiness of I ported Eisenhower in 1952
...V . .vomvni ll HO
j kept shorter tips year than the 4', j-
hour march in 1953.
aent and
'T
ly stressing the need for quick' The mana
action .on water conservation and ,he Jack Tat Orange House today
drought relief,' traffic safety and were settJinK down to the routine
establishment of a statewide crime ‘ob of runn,”S one of the nation’s
commission ifinek hotels'following a three-day
The House already had started i!?™8’ "PeninS celebration cli-
work on the major appropriation ;iflffXed by °pen house yes,erday
bill based on the Legislative Budg- iaISAA/1.
ZJ*!?.!**1* '.I“‘ iy“»dh« new hX3 Triw'S '
nn(l“l »• "«> house and witched a program In-
,«»*<; tstfsrssrfgs:
swimming pool routines by young
women from the Beaumont YWCA,
and a watef ski show by the Aqua
Demons and Debs of Orange.
ALL THESE PEOPLE AND A LOT MORE BESIDES WERE
Big Crowd Watches Shimming Pool Show at Open House for New' Hotel
Th.eir protest vote| mighty ............
tf 8l'erJHe, ,act ,*iat Gomul-imen who love freedom to pledge! 1956, Mrs. Shivers and two of theiti
L’"'t,!ld.Workers (Communist)|their Jives to that love ". children. Allan Jr. and Mary
Wi*'V A' .u ve 8 substantial ma- Alluding then to Soviet brutality Alice, attended.
Min!1 !T T P""*n’"' ! '** "US PLEDGES. Pair «)
Ballots which were unmarked!
automatically were credited to the'
of those who gave us a hand " Communist candidates, who head-
Formal opening ceremonies for;ed the lists. Winners in the other
the new 120-room, $1,500,000, hotel- j parties admitted to the National
here throughout theXformal open- motel began Friday' about 5 a m.!Front ticket—the Democrats and
ing ceremonies, summed up the with the arrival of a special trainee United Peasants — are corn-
feeling of the hotel pteqple late;bringing a large number of guests kitted to the Red line,
yesterday. He said: \ -friends of Hotel Mgr. Bob Holden Only scattered demonstrating
“Everything went fine—juksfine.|—from Michigan. „ • ationsj
the best opening we Itave Friday night there
Orange House Staff Settles Down to Routine Jobs
e us a hdiu
g ceremonii
. $1,500,000,
staff of bets of the hhtel staff.
Ed C. Leach,\presidfent of the
Jack Tar organization, who was
iForce Discounts
Ad on Poll Tax
budget message later this week
but he said Thksday he wanted
no new taxes unless absolutely
necessary
Two o|/fhe big money questions
win come up in committee action
■'this Wfternoon. A House appropria-
tions subcommittee will hear an
expected large crowd of witnesses
on a proposed change in the State
Hospital Board’s policy regarding
treatment of the mentally ill.
There has been considerable ef-
fort recently to get the state to
House Speaker Rayburn of Bon-
ham was designated as ope of the
group to escort the President to
his place on the stand* in front off
the Capitol.
Inaugural observances so far as
Texans were concerned began
with the arrival of a special train
bearing Ihe Richardson High band,
director George Gates, and many
townspeople. Mayor G. V. Thomp-
son and hi* wife, with J. .1 Pearce,
superintendent of schools, and
places fqr 46 governors. 33 floats,
65 bands, a dozen drum and bugla
corp% an elephant, and a 408-foot
flop* along the Pennsylvatda Ave-
•ndjjke route from the Capitol to the
White House.
Eisenhower, in the parade's first
section, had an elaborate review-
(See INAUGURATION. Pate «>
C. W Murphy, head of the school trict attorney.
Nicosia n Riots
In Second Day
was aifeporMd'^’and^thera* wa™”1 Wer<; lhe c0l*n,y ux rG"*r(or?’unl«a
open ever experienced. Even the weailfc]party and dinner for representa-jports of’ disorders Prer>utthn/» ,lno‘arized- for application for
...._____ He was
V Orange industrialist 5W'P‘ into power three_____
ago in an upsurge that kicked ouL
right Stalinists off the party’s Po-
litburo. Last week he joined visit-
We had wonderful cooperation,’’
he said, “and I want to express,
Guided tours, of the luxurious on behalf of the entire Jack Tar
Interior were conducted by mem- organization, sincere thanks to all
Ford Takes Over
Post With D.A.
Charles L. Ford, 36-year-old
former Dallas lawyer, assumed his
dulies todfiy as the new Orange
county assistant county and dis-
f.
tly In the legal section
Department of Agri-
NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP)-Turkish
and Greek Cypriots fought for the;
concentrate on treatment and quick second day today in Nicosia’s
cure Of. many of the mentally ill streets.
rather than expanding building Eleven shops and warehouses in
plana for custodial care. , the Greek sector were smoking
Another Houtfe subcommittee ruins in the wake of tordh
Will hear from the Texas rflmmilii|tv>rPh *f>arV« l,st nipht-hy Jumda
slon onTTigfier Education yvhifh [of fanatical young Turks,
has recommended that teacheif'in Two Greek Cypriot men were
state colleges get a raise, I wounded in the new outbreak. Tur-
| lush auxiliary policemen opened
Report From
Circleville
Clrclevllle
Jan. 26, 1657
Dear Editor:
Thurber Yawn, Circleville’s
only egghead, is making a thor-
ough study oMRe’s $72 billion
budget but has been unable to
come tn gny j{(|i)li>.fMf|iiii«.a
yet- ‘ r .
Yours faithfully,
H. B. Fox
anee.
Jim Rai
and former president of the cham-
ber of commeiTe, was- elected
first president of the club.
F. H. (Tom) WHjiams, local
druggist, was named -vice presi-
dent; Claude Brookshire. automo-
bile dealer, was picked as chair-
man of the house committee, and
R. W. (Bob) Holden, hotel man-
ageowas chosen as secretary-
treasurer. N
These men also will serve on the
| board of directors, along with
John W. Simmons, Byron Tinsley
.and I Leaeh.......
hoard, and their wives, arrived M<At recently
of the U S. Department of Agri-
a course of some independence j taxer hr am a’d'jmning”c^'nty& ^‘‘[wived by aif yesterday, are+pr'^TJalTas ^Ctwmy^lle 'handled
from Moscow dictation. He was. Force took issue with virtuallyF8dqu8r,erin* 8t Ft’ flelvoir’ V8 dnwken driving and misdemeanor
everything contained In the cd I,-Among the inaugural activitiee rases between mt and 1953 tn the
Dallas County district attorney’s
office. ’
A major in fhe Air Force re-
serves, Ford served as a pitot In
Small Change
fire^to break up a ctesh m a street Vidor C, of C. Expects J* /)/0y0^ SlJSy
_ A curfew that had been lifted at VIDOR (Spl)—.About 200 persons at it again in the Citv of Orange*
Poll tax substations were report- dawn was immediately reimposed are expected'to attend the annual, Chief of Detectives Charles Tyson
■ a l ... Tka> aaiilaa laial aainUS ,.,aaa ' JinnA* ft/ ikft /'■’l. __1____ t J a__I__J. . 1 ... *
lai in lambasting U.S. policy in
the Middle East and endorsing the
Soviet-installed regime of Premier
Janos Kadar in Hungary.
Ike Doctrine
isSupport
ANKARA (AP)—The four Mos-
lem members of the anti-Commu-
nist BaghdaX Pact today an-
nounced full support of the Eisen-
hower Doctrine yin the Middle
East.
Their support of Eisenhower’s
proposal to check Red aggression
had been expected. It contrasted
Poll Tax Payments
Are Speeding Up
at a fast pace todVy over Orange ‘o avenge the death of a Turkish Commerce, which will be held in breakins last night. ; Z tlZ
County. i policeman, killed Friday in a the Vidor High School cafeteria At Charles' Washeteria 1505 N
bombing attributed to the Greek Thursday at 7:30 p.m. 6th St., burglars looted 'the cash.tad.
EOK.A underground. j The principal speaker is Wal-1 register and stole about $20 inf The
ter M. Casey, after-dinner speaker. change, ranging from 50-cent piec
■
b.
ers
t'
the same time a large num- licenses Available °f Beai'mont “ described ah a es to nickels. Only the pennies in Pakistan-signed a communique .
of receipts and exemptions **,Cen5€S Mva,,aD,e man who can sell anything from ihe register were ignored, Tyson after a two-day ir~“‘:— - ->--!*•*
The deadline for obtaining the
receipts comes on Jan. 31, only
10 davs away.
At
her _ B
were being written by the county At Vidof Feb. 1 5
US toS,™11”"”-' °m“ ” VIDOIi "•
r* hac hrm censes will be available Feb
voters will buv poll tax receipt*1 the Vidor Subcourthouse office
voters will buy poll tax receipts ^ Mrs A s Harn1oni deputy tax
The ad said anyone who had re-ifor Texan* was a reception given
sided in Texas 12 months, in the at the Na,'Wa1 Press Club yester-
day by the Texas State Society
of
ing Red Chinese Premier Chou Em of Washington, of which Mrs. Dale
age or over could obtain the
receipts in the adjoining county
by mgi.1.
The county official said taxes
must be paid in the county where
the voter resided on Jan. 1, 1956.
He also pointed out any person
who has reached 21 years after
Jan. 1, 1956, or who will reach 21
during 1957 is entitled to an ex-
emfhldH <5£r(ificale.
The ad staled that the applica-
tion must be postmarked before
midnight Jan. 31 blit Force said the
money for poll taxes must be in
j the European theatre during World
Miller of Dallas is president.
Texans in town were invited. i war II
Among 120 winners of the Con-; He received his bachelor degree
gressional Medal of Honor invited („ business administration from
Southern Methodist University and
to be special guests at inaugural
events were four Texans—Lucian
Ames'of Harlingen, I.t. Col. Cecil
Mi
Bolton of Ft. Sam Houston, Wil-
liam Harrell of San Antonio and
£lU,)&fhilftky . U..4 nllege Stabow-
There “was a lot of activity
around Texas congressional of-
holds a law degree from the tame
school.
He told •< reporter from The
Leader Jjyj, m.QfJjmii.hc, wax - pee^..
icularly
weather.
Ford wa*
surprised by the local
appointed by new
fices- Sen, and Mrs. Johnson held foun( ,Dj f ,r i u7w, .
a “coffee open house ” in his Sen- ulT V FM*'n W’ Wlnd*
ate Office Building suite for visit-i
the hands of the assessor-collectori'nK Texans They also invited the . . _ 7
or his deputies before midnightjfither members of the Texas dele- NgW C'n|H rf’Oflt’
that date. One paid for after that l*a‘'on «nd their wives. * “ “
date must be labeled "Holder not ----- I nTGOtCnS TfiXOS
entitled
pore* ,.id u... SZ m U.S. Navy Changes
|nttke “h,rf0,,w .......German Command
ria. Jordan and Saudi Arabia at i • . j
,h,i, ^ Cairo
c,„lj , „ ,,rO*sihle and at the same time
four Baghdad Pact mem- con^iv th. i_w
bers - Turkey. Iraa. Iran andl00!^ Wltn |8W
By ASSOCIATED PRES*
Texas enjoyed a mild today, but
a cold front taking shape to the
northwest threatened more cold
WASHINGTON (APT—The Pent- weather,
agon announced today that U.S i skies were cloudy today ex-
Navy headquarters in London will; cept over West Texa*. Light rain
a communique ^ ^ ^ direct command nffl.|| at College Station, Waco, Min-
, . . . ... . -, , j ,, . — ------- -----two-day meeting. They also ,8X f^X,by ‘hat method could American naval forces m Ger- eral Wells and Fort Worth. Gal-
toothpicks to religion and who de- added. called for the United Nations fo-.** . knockM °ut of voting since many, effective June 30 Veston had fog
livers his messages in n convincing “There were two or three very monitor Israel-Arah peace and ad- 'heir receipts or exemptions were The announcement said the or prwjaw,.„
manner combined with wit and old quarters among the change vocated full freedom of naviga- '■'h’ohy obtain^,” he further said ganizational change “does not in- .
15:humor.’! istolen.” advised the detective i‘'°n through the Suez Canal. I “It t*, my interest to see that vo I ve the movement of
temperatures ranged
i iimi 67 degrees at Brownsville
a,iy to 30 at Salt Flat.
this month than in any previous , 71
year, including 1956, which saw the :C0 ector-
larg'
;est number of registered vot-
Groundbreaking Set
Mrs. Harmon said today that
Mrs. Cordelia Philmon has been
winds whipped
For Catholic School
m VINTON (Spl) - The
•mi freaking ceremonies for the new
j: St. Joseph’s Catholic School w ill be
•- vBunday after the to am."mass;
the Rev. Armand Nadeau, parish
priest, said today.
The school Is expected to be com-
leted by the beginning of the
17-58 school term.
The Rev. Nadeau also said that
rLadies Altar Society of the
urch will have a Special’session
ay at 2 p.m. to discuss plans
r groundbreaking.
^0rtin Dies Announces Formally opening in the south window which isince the-British-French invasion concluded
toe reltnder ^the mon^h fo For denote Post Lett by Doniel used for entry and exit. If ‘h* Suez because of opposition -
the sale of dqU taxes ' LUFKIN (AP) - Congressman-! ^ s«ond hreakin reported was ^orT Ira?!’ ^ only Arab member ywo Shreveport Airmen
i the sale of poll taxes. .Marge Martin Dies announced a‘ b« ;Gulf Oil Bulk Station on jof ^ *r?up’ , |n Collision of
Harmon added that poll Jackson St Th» minni. entered Unu’*™' * ««„»<•«« ..ij *n v_o iiston or
was expected to
reach northwest Texas tomorrow.
., u ... . ,. at-large Martin Dies announced a‘ *ne Oil Bulk Station on **** ®r?uP’
ground- Mrs- »armon added that poll;formanv today hjs candjdacv for Jackson St. The culprits entered However, some sources
taxes may be paid either at the the u s s<,nate seat vacated - ’ ' '
booth operated by Mrs. ^Philmon Goy. Price Darnel and now bekl-mhiishtnent-htit
:’Tnaiorurntthexubeaurthouse officg. She temporarily -by Sen. William They prowled through the desk, One of the first to
reminded that poll taxes may not Blakley. , however, Tyson added. i conference was Iraqi
bv through the hack door of that es- Brita'n w^uld be invited to the
on planned
{schedule.
In addition to the Br|merhaven
base, the Navy command !n Ger- «j » ;
many has included the U.S. Rhine nOUSTOniJH, I BKeH
River patrol.
Killed
said;,n Cor, Truck
GREENVILLE (AP)-A hesdon
........car-tnick collision betWPflr~lrcF? MISSII F STATION GRANTED HOUSTON (AP)—A 44-vear-old
leave the and McKinney early today killed rio df JANEIRO. Brazil (AP) nurse, remembering her brothers
For Prowler Kilted
be purchased after Jan. 31, the
deadline, and that after that date,
county property taxes become de-
linquent.
“The principal issue in this cam-; Tyson observed that" the culnrit Prince Abdul llah. He took a plane
llftil in MiUiftk ftnnlll/latA 1 a Kfttf mb —- -t— *a a ’ ft «r« ft aft t Aaaal U/aiakiaaltaa
Crown Sheppard Air Base airmen. Brazil was understood today
paign is which candidate is
qualified for the office
in a statement
best or culprits must be “new ones”:,0 visi‘ London *nd
___________ _ ^ ^ Washingti
Dies said on the'juvenile scene because one! There ^ w'11 report on the Anki
____ juvenile, who used similar ^rO*-1 ^ to ^ governments.
Kina SaudSails for America .ISiiS"7'
They were identified as Sam have granted permission to the
Tidwell. 24. of Shreveport, La., and
Billy B. Misner, 26, also from
Shreveport.
warning to shoot prowler* at th«
door, shot and killed her brother
she mistook
United States to establish a guided last night because
missile tracking station on the is-! him for a prowler,
land of Fernando de Noronha
“ Chances for Success in Two Areas Are Not Good
urt for Taking Poll Order!
To Express Opinions to Ike
IYE« Dag Work$ Against Dead line To Get Israelis Out
OPERATION
DURHAM. N. C.
- at Duke Medical
,1 Bridge Cil, h» ISIS tfZ OMtEO NATIONS. N.
BRIDGE CITY (Spl)—The hours .ward the United States to tell other three to supply Jordan with heart ^ Sarjta Ann Boswell for Secretary G^ne
which poll tax orders may be President Eisenhowrer what" four a 36-milIion-dollar annual grant to about four minutes to comDieteiv Hammarskjold worked against a proposal to the Assembly for <
de at the substation* in the of the leading Arab countries replace a British subsidy. renew her blood suppK P ' Thursday deadline today to get all tinued Israeli administration
Y. (AP) j In
General Dag that
Jerusalem,
Israel had
it was reported the Gaza Strip as a base for organ
framed .a new ized fedayeen commando raids ^
The dead man is Richard Melton
Ivy, 64, who lives with the sister
near Fairbanks. ’
The sister. Miss Frances Eliza
Ivy. told homicide detectives that
she s(wt her .22 caliber pistol
twice through the wood panel of
her front door when she heard
someone trying to unlock k.
dge City Post Office will be think of his Middle East doctrine, j The announcement said the four
im 9 a.m. to noon and from 1 to The Egyptian governmer,* an-!bad decided that Arab nationalism!
p.m. nounced that Egypt. Syria and js the only basis on which Arab!
, The hours will be observed each Jordan had commissioned Saud to policy'can be formulated,
by except Sunday through Jan.'‘ed the President they reject the King Saud and, his .allmalej
i, fh# '3ei3Hne Tor’ payfng pffipfrcuum theory"^!jne Middle retinue of 85 boarded the Amen-;
t
fhedeidUhe"
Mrs. H. D.
clerk.
cat forecast:
Howard Sr is East, major premise of the Eisen- can liner Constitution yesterday
hower doctrine. - * for the voyage to the United
The Egyptian announcement States. Under the colorful robes’
four countries were re- of the 56-year-old King's four
never "to become a Arab bodyguards were subma-
influence Tor any for- chineguns and
eign power
Today’s Weather | S-f* *
n»u grow C.S. Wrolkor Ssrni Sphere Of
’’ They took that stand their monarch
Mostly cloud}.
t wind} with ftw scattered showers ———— -------------1—r ' '___~
thundershoaerl lomcht and uwsior- ; DROp SAFE-CONDUCT PASSES
to protect
Six U.S. Marines
two FBI agents also were on
to provide security.
is due in New
sgrSoSreUrtil taipei Cbiftft Nei Th,
SPEEDIER TRIP POSSIBLE
WASHINGTON (AP)-If jet teak-
J
US,
con- into Israel.
of Egypt has rejected the idea of;
SSr.-^ b,c*J“i* St 5P|S?laTSKTia--t:
Few if anv observers exnected The proposal was understood to meeting in Cairo of the leaders 0r,mt* 5 pp*r
him to JSM ™^ettinr^ call CT? use of Israeli police of Egyk Syria Jpnhn jnd SilRli
(Tong witJT Tocaf Arabia? The four Arab naiions I00" “*^7n t0 cifc)* tne *10De
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of aandy wasteland—formerly held Arab police. agreed any occupation of any part
by ^gv-pt—by the deadline im- An Israeli government official of Egyptian territory “cannot but
posed bv th* General Assembly **id l*rael might be satisfied with be considered a continuation of the
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Browning, J. Cullen. The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 54, No. 18, Ed. 1 Monday, January 21, 1957, newspaper, January 21, 1957; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth556919/m1/1/: accessed April 23, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.