New Federation Of Arab Republics Seen By Observers
Observers view a new federation plan among Egypt Libya Syria and others as the soundest Arab unity effort yet avoiding centralization while promising sovereignty. It features a Presidential Council two-year term and a Federal Parliament with military intervetion clauses and a cautious foreign policy stance amid regional tension.
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Washington Post
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RR Crossing Repairs Delayed to Sept 13
Repairs at major outside railroad crossings planned for Sept 7 are delayed to Sept 13. Penn Central official Steve Davis, assistant division engineer, announced the adjustment and cited operational considerations.
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Refugee War Rages in Gaza Strip Amid Rail Disruptions
AP reports ongoing Gaza clashes as rail tracks south of Columbus face repairs and possible dismantling. Observers note crowded refugee camps in Jabaliya and tension around the Suez corridor with several soldiers and civilians affected.
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Two sentenced in Evansville bank holdups
Robert D. Porter and Patricia J. Wright, both of Lafayette, were sentenced to 25 years for the $19,000 holdup of two Evansville savings and loan offices after pleading guilty. Richard D. Alsop, 31, West Lafayette, remains at large after escaping jail. a third suspect faces charges in related holdups. Unemployment in Indiana rose to 6.2 percent from 5.3 percent, driven by steel layoffs, with seasonally adjusted figures showing a modest monthly increase.
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Robert D. Porter
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Patricia J. Wright
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