The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-19
Washington
News Report

li'l III lIit Mltiuit F.dat Soiilli'uNa
to decay. despite the already begun
withdrawal of U. S. troops from
Lebanon. U. S, reporters who travel
through the area report that the
Arabs In almost every country are
swinging in behind President Nasser
of Egypt
There is great storehouSe Q.
sentiment for one country and one
leader among Arabs everywhere
Among those grimly Watching this
idea spread and pro western sem
timcnt erode is Israel now n
stronger military power than any
one or two Arab states. but out
numbered better than ten 70 one by
the Arabs in population.
Among military men the thought
often occurs and The theory is Of
ten advanced. that We should hold
on in Lebanon and Jordan with
plenty Of troops and arms Other
wise one day We viii be- fighting
TO rctake what We nov have ac-
cordinR 10 this doctrine But tht
power IF world opinion. ann thr
sentiment o1 the peoples " theal'
countries seems % Outweigh thA
theory IN WASHINGTON and al lhr
UN
The almost inevitable conclusion
rs that We Shall withdraw thu Ma
rincS aud then help the BRUSH
Withdraw THEN troops from Jordan
When this happens Jordan Will fall
to the proNasscr forces and KnR
iinsScin. who has fought so via
orously for a roWeSietn coursr III
action. viii be allied OF forced
70 flee The usc of troops III leba
non and Jordan in the opinion
of practically All reporters ha,
increased anti-wesicrn sentiment ii
the Middle East
Those who URIC withdrawal O
our troops make IL more palatabls
by saying that the Nasses move
ment is really naionalisttc %
patriotic movement not q pro
communist movement. Blii h,
acts seem TO aleuc against them
# IS something some dplonEit,
want TO believe and like 10 be
lcVc. but The events Of recent year
indicate NasScr Is pro-comtnUnS
o 4 dangerous degree
CoIonialism Old Bugahoo
I, The whole trouble can be trace
0 thr agcless bugaboo colonial
sm The United States. unfurtti
lately. must pay The price toda'
for the expectations ii thf Rritisl
| ana French in Middle Easter
Countries ior s0 manY decades A
allies. We are associated with It'll
iItlonal 'coionialism whether vi,
Hke It d not aAd the lide I
| unnlng heavily aeanist Il today
Il some active, far sighted counter
move n not made. The Whole Nld
TX Fast viii Soon III loA
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gram for the Middle East ana TIL
p,ard;a,,. a,,1,aa Il .,,a a.,f,.a
| LshuoI Johnson renee
Majority Leader Lyndon J0lms0i
walked q neat fence 0n the pres
| sing issue Of states rights and TIL
Smith bill In the closing day Of tht
| second session Of the 8lth C0rgress
The Smith Dill IL the Dill Whicl
clarifies the confusion which ba
been created bY the Supreme Calr
on the question Of iederal-stat
jurisdiction
1t states that state law viii b,
valid unless federal laws spocifi
cally inyalidatc them. OF dlrccth
clash with them In short. 1t allow.
the states to prosecute communist.
under their laws and generally adj
minister to the welfare Of the peopl.
with the powers retained b,
them. not delegated 10 the fedora
government
The bill passed by almost a hun
dred votes in the House. but some
oppose it because they claim it i
forced school integratjon san,ber