Nile Dam May Spread Diseases In Egypt
The Aswan High Dam, seven years from completion, will add 2 million acres of cultivable land and bring Bilharzia and malaria concerns. Health officials, aided by the World Health Organization, plan extensive fight programs as 60 percent of Egyptians are affected by Bilharzia and malaria cases rise with the new fertile lowlands and canals.
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CATRO
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Aswan
United Arab Republic
Ministry of Health
World Health Organization
Rilharzia
Nile River
Egypt
Bilharzia
Egyptian health drive on Bilharzia and malaria
The article notes 859 treatment centers were opened and 4 million people received medication in 1960. Officials warn Bilharzia may take a decade more to stamp out in Egypt, and malaria eradication could require 11 more years to finish the plan.
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Bilharzia
Lien Law Study Group Urges House Cleaning
Indiana lawmakers hear a call to police builders to curb abuse of the mechanics and materials lien law. Senator John Ruckelshaus says repeal would hit small contractors, as a public hearing and a builders session are planned for August 9.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana Mechanics and Materialmen’s
John C. Ruckelshaus
Ruckelshaus
Freedom Riders Accept Suspension After Breach of Peace Conviction
Four Freedom Riders, including Rev. Elton B. Cox and Rev. John C. Raines, agreed to end their segregation tests in the South in exchange for suspended fines and six month jail terms. Judge Quinn Glover rejected defenses on interstate commerce and due process while declaring the arrests proper under local law.
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Ark
Quinn Glover
New Orleans
Glover
U.S
Elton B. Cox
St. Louis
Congress of Racial Equality
Bliss Ann Malone
Janet Reinitz
New York
John C. Raines
Setauket
N.Y
Annie Lumpkin
R. E. Glasscock
Glasscock
Cox
Ancil Douthit
Electronic Assistance Corp forms EAC International
Electronic Assistance Corp creates a Western Europe subsidiary named EAC International with headquarters in Lugano Switzerland and branches in Paris and Milan. The move expands the company’s international presence and reflects its growth strategy.
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RED Bank, N.J
UPI
Electronic Assistance Corp
Europe
EAC International
the International
Lugano
Switzerland
Paris
Milan
US Britain and France reject Khrushchev Berlin demands
Washington reports that US British and French notes rejecting Khrushchev's Berlin terms will be sent to Moscow next week unless complications arise. The notes refute his demand for an immediate German peace conference and deny Western delay of a settlement while keeping room for future talks.
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Washington
UPT
Nikita Khrushchev
Berlin
Moscow
NATO
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Kennedy
East Germany
West Berlin
U.S
Russia
Dresser Clark Bros Unit Wins Navy Contract
Dresser Industries Clark Bros division won a Navy contract valued at 1.6 million dollars for the design and construction of four special gas turbine generators in Dallas Texas.
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Dallas, Tex
UPI
Dresser Industries Inc
Clark Bros
Navy
New Styles Show Broad Range For Fall 1961
In midweek fashion week coverage New York designers present body conscious silhouettes with knee‑length skirts and elbow‑length coats. Rudolph emphasizes options for everyone while Roxane Winston and Arthur Jablow highlight hip emphasis and versatile dress tops.
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New York
Rudolf
Couture
Rudolph
Roxane
Samuel Winston
Winston
Arthur Jablow
Jablow
Hannah Troy
Seventh Avenue
New Deal Calls for Bold New Frontier for Indians
A Kennedy administration task force urged a fresh trail for American Indians, proposing development parity with underdeveloped nations. Interior Secretary Udall supported the report, calling for Indian collaboration with federal, state, and local governments in a new era of self reliance.
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Washington
UPI
Stewart Udall
Udall
Reservation
Bodies of three boys pulled from Wabash River
The last of three boys drowned while wading in the Wabash River near Covington. Denny Merrill 12 Portland Arch died along with brothers Dave 6 and Davie Woods 9. State police recovered their bodies over several hours.
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UPI
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Covington
Denny
Dave
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