Suez Canal to Open in Three Months Estimate by Engineer
Washington report says a top engineer who led the UN clearing team declares the Suez Canal could reopen in under three months after the Middle East crisis, depending on sunken or scuttled ships and Egypt’s salvage pace. Wheeler, former Army chief of engineers, notes progress by Egyptians has been satisfactory and credits technical skill. The piece also covers the Anderson League of Women Voters tours of local water and sewage plants as part of a county resources study program and outlines league observers joining county meetings.
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Raymond A. Wheeler
Army
United Nations
Middle East
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Egypt
Anderson League of Women Voters
Ranney Wells
John Doyle
Ralph Brown
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Commissioners
Board of Education
County Council
County Planning
Republican Nominee Phillip Parker Dies After Injury
Phillip Parker a 59 year old Republican nominee from Gary Indiana died after a hospital injury following a 1958-59 hold. The incident involved a ship salvage debate over parbuckling to right a sunken vessel. Egypt and Israel were cited over canal blockages and air attacks.
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Phillip Parker
Culver Names Dobson New Academy Superintendent
Culver Kentucky born Dobson, World War II veteran and former West Point athlete, appointed supervisor of Culver military academy next year. A long career includes deputy commander roles at Fort Knox and Armor Training Center.
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Imal
Anian
Culver Ys Dobson
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Italy
Delmar T
Wey
Paratory
Poland
Rustice
Culver Cum Laudersian
Dobson
University of Richmond
West Point
Sports Ilustrated Magazine
Army
Fort Knox Ky
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Indiana AFL-CIO summer school to open at IU
About 200 delegates are expected at the annual Indiana State AFL-CIO summer school at Indiana University. Speakers will include state AFL-CIO president Dallas Sells, addressing topics on states and union programs.
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Indiana State Afl-Cio
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Dallas Sells
Costly Custer Movie Goes To Television
Hollywood reports producer David Weisbart has turned the life of General George Custer into a TV series after an $18 million movie was deemed too costly. Wayne Maunder stars as Custer in an ABC debut, with the drama set across postwar to the Little Bighorn era and liberties taken for entertainment.
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UPI
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George Custer
Custer
Weisbart
Wele's Texan Barber Milestone Car Part Description
A fragmented OCR item describes a vehicle component set including no-cast porcelain in Jet Black, aluminum hardware, tags and fixtures. Whitewall rubber-sired wheels, a 221 inch grill diameter and 29 inch overall weight are noted, with garbled SAG references.
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