McCarthy teases major oil deal in Egypt and new venture
Houston hotelier Glenn McCarthy and partner Johnny Meyer present a 13 point plan to Egyptian authorities to form National Petroleum Company of Egypt, seek 51 percent ownership, with Egypt to receive all needed oil and any surplus potentially sold elsewhere. The announcement follows a six million dollar Egyptian exploration program begun in January.
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Tot Dies in Fall as Twin Plays by Window
In Larchmont New York a 16 month old Gilson twin boy John Charles fell five stories from an open bedroom window after his sister Jo Ann was pulled away by their mother Ann Gilson. Father Charles B. Gilson is a radio announcer in New Britain Connecticut. The article also notes a Britannica claim about bitter butter in India being sweetened by horseradish tree leaves.
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Governor Gordon Persons Son Fined for Speeding
The son of Gov. Gordon Persons was fined 14 dollars for speeding in Montgomery city limits. The governor said the fine comes from his son's allowance and that the case shows he means business on speeding violations as he pushes statewide speed limit measures. Cardinal de Richelieu traveled in his bed, his retainers breaking open the walls of any house he proposed to occupy.
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