8 The News-Review, Roieburg, Ore. Thuri. July 24, 1958
Nasser Calls Himself Man
OfPeace While Calling
For Assassination Of King
By WILLIAM L. RYAN
AP Foreign Nsws Andytr
NABLUS, Jordan I Gamal
Abdel Nasser proclaimed himself a
man of peace this week and
virtually cailed for the assassina
tion of Kins Hussein of Jordan.
It is the first time Nasser per
sonally has suggested assassina
tion for the Joranian King, al
though his "Voice of the Arabs"
propaganda radio station has done
so often.
The President of the United Arab
Republic, rn his annual Lgyptian
Independence Day speech, called
expressly on the people of Jeru
' saicm, Nablus and Kamallah the
main Palestinian towns in Jordan
to heed his words.
Refers To Hussein
Nasser pointedly referred to the
late King Abdullah, Hussein's
grandfather, and to the year 1951
in which Abdullah was assissinatcd
by Arab Palestinians. He accused
Hussein of following in his grand
father's footsteps by calling on
Britain lor aiu.
Nasser's suggestion, however in
direct, could not possibly be lost
on his hearers Hussein is in line
for his grandfather s fate.
"We call for peace and we make
every effort to strengthen this
peace," said Nasser. But there was
no hint of compromise in his as
sertion that "the British armed
aggression against Jordan will be
defeated the American armed
aggression against Lebanon will
be defeated."
Should Nasser call now for dis
cussions on the Lebanese and other
Middle East problems, the West
might be justified in considering he
is seeking only breathing space in
PLANS ALASKA VISIT
SALEM (AP) Gov. Robert D.
Holmes will fly to Alaska soon as
Snrt of a campaign for closer ties
ctwecn Oregon and Alaska.
He will go to Fairbanks, Anchor
age and Juneau.
Before leaving, he will meet
here with state and community
leaders to encourage commerce
and tourist trade between the two
states.
which to prepare for his next as
sault. Crisis Getting Deeper
There are already signs that the
crisis is getting deeper.
Nablus and other cities in the
Palestine sector of Jordan are pat
ently nervous. There are numerous
check points on the road from
Amman, and so far government se
curity forces seem to have matters
under control. But there are re
ports the pro-Nasser elements have
arms cached, waiting for the sig
nal for action.
The signal may be some time in
coming.
Nasser's speech indicated he is
interested first in getting the Amer
icans out of Lebanon, then push
ing that country into his so-called
"liberated Arab" bloc. The tone of
his speech gave the impression he
does not want to bite off too much
at one time. He still must digest
the situation in Iraq, and still,
must deal witn ine situation ne
created in Lebanon which brought
American intervention.
ft begins to look as if it will be
a long time before the Americans
and British can withdraw troops
from the Middle East. The with
drawal might be a signal for a
new Nasser assault.
Wholesale Food Prices
Ease Some This Week
NEW YORK (AP) Wholesale
food prices, as measured by the
Dun and Hradslreet lood index,
eased somewhat this week.
At $6.62 the index compared
with $6.65 a week ago and was
4.3 per cent higher than the $6.35
figure in the similar week last
J rear. This week's reading was the
owest since the week ended June
10.
The index represents the total
cost at wholesale of one pound
each of 31 foods in general use.
Higher this week were bellies,
eggs, raisins and prunes.
Lower were flour, wheat, rye.
oats, beef, hams, sugar, steers
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WATCHING OUT Brig. Gen. Abdel Kerim Kassera, new
premier of the revoli'tionary Iraq government, carries a
submachine gun as he walks to his office in Baghdad.
Cairo Radio reports that the United Arab Republic has
signed a mutual defense pact with the new regime in
Iraq.
Moonwatch Team In Business Again
PORTLAND f AP) Portland's
Moonwatch team is in business
once more.
The Oregon Museum of Science
nrl Inrlnctrv nnlriKntAl COftA I.
help the team's head keep equip
ment in sildpe.
Robert. Boardwell, Portland
school tencher who has contrib
uted his own mnnev anH mnnv
hmirn nf hia limn tr. iha mitannc
of the satellite-watching program,
said me contrimition would enable
his team to remain in operation.
The Boardwells and fellow
moonwatchers have observed pas
sage of the Russian Sputniks and
kept skygnzers informed of the
time and direction of their pas
sage. Douglas Huegli, director of
OMSI, said the museum "had long
felt this (moon watching) operation
should not be the sole burden of
a single Portland school teacher."
Boardwell said others had
helped keep equipment in shape
and some had given cash totaling
$11 to the moonwatch cause.
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