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Arab-Israel Pot Boils; Jordan Crisis Adds Fuel
By UNITED PRESS
Egyptian quarters today welcomed Saudi Arabia's warning against Israel's use of the Gulf of Aqaba but expressed concern that the political crisis in Jordan might break the Arab neutralist fr
Informed sources said the Saudi Arabian move strengthened Egypt's position on the Gulf question, especially since it came from a country that is on outwardly good terms with the United States.
But they expressed regret at the ouster of Premier Suleman Nabulsi and his cabinet by King Hussein of Jordan. Premier Nabulsi agrees with Egypt's policy of neutralism and he is rallying his forces against the king.
Israel was anxiously watching the turn of events. Should King Hussein submit to pressure from Premier Nabulsi's Palestine refugee supporters, Israel could find itself faced with hostile elements in a position to wage war on Israel from three fronts—Syria, Jordan and Egypt.
Israeli sources said as long as King Hussein is in full control and seeking American aid he will stay neutral and try to preserve the integrity of his kingdom.
Japan Ferry Sinks; 100 Feared Dead
TOKYO — (UP) — A ferryboot carrying triple its normal capacity of passengers capsized in Japan's scenic inland sea today and early reports said nearly 100 persons may have lost their lives.
The Japanese coast guard said it had recovered 29 bodies and 65 persons were missing. There were 124 survivors.
The cause of the accident was not immediately known but an unconfirmed report said a 17-year-old boy playfully took the rudder and grounded the vessel. It turned over almost at once.
Canadian Murdered In Saigon Compound
SAIGON — (UP) — Lucien Cannon, chief of Canadian delegation with the International Truce Commission, was found murdered in his bed today inside a closely-guarded compound.
House Passes Land 'Grab' Bill
Mr. Cannon was stabbed several times in the chest. A communique issued by the South Viet Nam government said he was the victim of "several mortal blows with a cutting weapon."
WASHINGTON — The House has passed and sent to the Senate a bill to stop the armed forces from "grabbing" public lands for military purposes. Rep. Clair Engle (D-Calif), sponsor of the bill, said the practice has reached "staggering" proportions.
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Ike Nominates New Ambassador
WASHINGTON — (UP) — President Eisenhower today nominated Henry J. Taylor, radio news commentator, to be ambassador to Switzerland.
Taylor, whose nomination for the post has been expected for some time, would succeed Miss Frances E. Willis, long-time career diplomat, who is being reassigned.
The nomination was sent to the Senate for its approval or disapproval.
At his press conference on Wednesday, the President said that he has had "considerable admiration" for Taylor for some time. He made the comment in defending his selection of Taylor for the post in Switzerland and that of Scott McLeod to be ambassador to Ireland.
Taylor, 54, is a Republican. He was born in Chicago and now lives in Charlottesville, Va.
TOPELA — (UF) — April's traffic fatality toll in Kansas soared to 23 persons today with the death of an Ensign, Kan., man.
Traffic officials said Glenn E. Vang dide early today from injuries he received in an accident yesterday west of Dodge City on U.S. 56.
Vang's death was the 139th for the year. At this same time last year, 161 persons had dide in traffic accidents.
Local Censures Teamster Heads
PORTLAND, Ore. — (UP) — The largest team taster local in Oregon voted unanimously Thursday to deny union funds to the support of any union official accused of dipping into union treasures.
About 1500 members of the local also unanimously voted censure of leaders of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters and the western conference of the union. Members said after the meeting that the name of President Dave Beck was mentioned in censuring speeches.
Newsmen were not admitted to the meeting. Reporters found an effigy of Mr. Beck lying outside the auditorium where the meeting was held. The dummy bore a sign reading, "it's later than you think."
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TOPEKA — (UP) — Mrs, Lillie M. Washbaugh, Natoma publisher and defeated Democratic candidate for State Printer in the November election, was named by Gov. George Docking Thursday to fill the two-year term of retiring State Printer Ferd Volland.
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Mrs. Wasbhaugh, 35, was born in Beloit and graduated from Beloit high school. She will take over the $7,500 a year post July 1. She is owner of the Natoma Publishing Co., and publishes the Natoma-Luray Independent and the Osborne County Farm Review.
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The crater was discovered earlier this week by Murphy's 10-year-old son, Pat, shortly after residents in the area heard a sound resembling a "sonic boom."
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