U S Cancels Offer To Help Egypt Move To Russia
The United States halted plans to assist Egypt, shifting the next move to Russia amid a Soviet drive to expand influence. Secretary of State announced the cancellation after a meeting, with formal notes issued from the State Department.
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U.S
Egypt
Russia
Washington
Americin
United States
Feyitlun Aubuxander Ahméd Hussin
Secretary of States
Dalles
Burt
CD Test Here Moves Along On Schedule
Civil Defense drill conducted nationwide with a simulated city signal and a 10 minute public participation window. Director Weber reported good turnout and coordinated response from Western Seaton HQ in Butler and local police.
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Press Unie
Lotifiy
Wiig
Ucion
Tey Weber
Thou
Seaton
Butler
Boutsi
Heouat Pd
CD Police
Vity Pallor
Civil Defenan
Britain Withdraws Offer To Help Egypt
Fragmented report suggests Britain braces on possible aid withdrawal amid tense talks with Egypt over Aswan Dam and U S backed interests. References to Cairo Moscow and Washington indicate shifting international stance, with advisories weighing broader Middle East support.
CofC Switches To Evening Meetings
The Chamber of Commerce board of directors voted to move meetings to evenings to allow more members to attend. The decision, announced by Hotel Cory directors, aims to boost participation and support for local industries.
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Cofc
Antit Yun
Wieohitnet
Vent Nn
Alii Une
Paratroopers Set Record Airdrop Across Wide Area
Paratroopers of the 82nd Airborne Division execute a record airdrop spanning vast territory. Units including Army Reserve personnel participate, delivering about 1 250 feet of parachuted loads. The show of force follows a prior largest drop of 280 men, marking a historic scale in this operation.
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Winn Uwa
Fassine
Pasatkoontis
Airborna
Pesti
Mili
Wey
Carrie Ut
Ithion Minha
Lle
Guy
Jmp
Route 6 link rejected by Federal Road plan
Fragmented text describes a proposed US intercity route over Route 6 in Pennsylvania. Mentions Interstate network, Stroudsburg, and Pennsylvanian towns, with confusion and garbled quotes about federal officials and highway plans.
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Infesti
Pennsylvani Toole
Belwin Carrhotis
elWoEk
Lagiy
Eto Smiake
San Hine
Stimpy
Stroudsburg
Pennsylvar
Iitersaie
Couple Held For Bilking Insurance Firms
Dubious scheme alleged by a couple identified as Mrs Daupherty and Mr Dawherty involving staged injuries to claim insurance funds. Investigators note a staged fall from a table and a broken bottle incident to inflate losses at a tavern. Police report filed with a different company. investigation continues.
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T. Dawigh
Brewi
Gaiek
Lund Hls
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Daugherty
Tie Jayant
Ehareic
Miirarice
Hov
Mra Daupherts
Pam aRenty
Airlines Head Must Post Bond
Air travel case reports a bond order requiring Ralph Coxon, president of United Sines Overwehy, to post 900,000. The commitment stems from a contempt proceeding tied to a count against him. A Philadelphia court is expected to finalize the punitive bond and determine next steps in the divorce matter.
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Filpepunen Uy
Ralph Coxon
United Sines
Turnpike Group Seeks New Public Opinion Survey
A turnpike commission reports a new survey request from the Turnpike Group SOnrebORG to assess public opinion on proposed routes and toll plans. The note details steps for a comprehensive data collection effort led by engineering officials and private partners, aiming to inform policy decisions.
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Grulger Ca
Billbimore
MiNlin
Pope
Atichdel
Ronhkstin
Two Cars Collide On West Bond Street
A collision occurred on West Bond Street involving vehicles driven by Batterson and Patternson. Police reported the incident near an apartment area, with one vehicle sustaining damage to the right side and doors.
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Batterson
Bob Frederick
Lockey Batlyram
West Bond Otteel
Disc Jockey Cleared In Wife's Death Trial
Willy Dickeon, a district jockey, was cleared of a murder charge in the death of his wife Nanos A' Coroners jury found there was not enough evidence to prove partner guilt. Testimony described a tense household with ten children and complex inquiries into the shooting. The district attorney planned to pursue further actions if needed.
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Willy Dickeon
Rifihenhay
Nanos
Qight
Meath
Hk Wickson
Petlars Inklown
Dickson
Hstee
Istriet
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Tinider
Dilek Alby
Wallies
Gen Johnson To Address Troops Amid War Tensions
Unclear OCR text suggests General Johnson to address troops amid rising tensions. Mentions Washington Gate, MU Cn Mie and college context. Names are garbled. details about location, date, or event are unreadable.
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Gen. Johnson
West Germany Approves Draft Bill Amid Parliament Vote
West Germany moves to draft 12 million men aged 19 to 45 for compulsory service with wartime callups possible to age 60. Bundestag debated and Bundesrat approved the bill by close margins, signaling Adenauer government’s stance against disarmament while preserving flexible service length.
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Bonn
Germany
West
Car Crash Near Waterworks Leaves Guard Posts Damaged
Kenneth Hobbs of Pittabunn drove a 1955 sedan on Legislative Rouls 26064 during a brief rainstorm. The car slid on a slippery bank near the Corry Wasteworks, crossed the highway and climbed the guard rail, toppling five posts and hanging over the edge. Total damage listed at 350 dollars.
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Canint
Corry-Clymet
Corry
Slile
Kenneth Hobbs
Pittabunn
Corey
Hihway
Hobbs
Offivers
Voters Defeat Dam Bill in Upper House Vote
A narrowed senate vote fails the dam construction bill. The measure, backed by Republican lawmakers including Mittin Pehrisylvahje, faced strong opposition and was rejected 51 to 41. The decision ends hopes for the Hull's Own Dam project and reflects party divides on public works.
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Seis
Dull
Mittin Pehrisylvahje
Sister Day
Hull
Republicans Rally Behind Civil Rights Bill Showdown
Washington reports Republicans brace for a House showdown on civil rights legislation amid a wave of amendments and parliamentary maneuvers. Supporters press for passage for moral and political impact, while opponents hope to delay or kill the measure in a bid to curb Southern opposition.
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Senate
William E. Miller
New York
Martin
Jon
Givil Rights Commission
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Rep
Geller
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Miller
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Bradford firm suspended by Midwest Stock Exchange
Bradford Pa firm William T Bowler and Co. suspended from the Midwest Stock Exchange after investigators study firm records. President James E Diy cited record keeping problems and said suspension will continue until facts are clarified. Bowler’s firm joined the exchange two months ago and is a member of the National Association of Securities Dealers.
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Exchange
Bradford
Midwest Stock Exchange
Corry Bathed In Heavy July Rainfall So Far
Corry records six inches of rainfall with about 0.48 more after last evening, bringing July totals to 5.55 inches. Observer Leo Neckers notes only five days without rain this month, while the monthly average is 3.59 inches and yesterday’s high reached 78 while the low cooled to 64. The forecast predicts more showers despite scattered sun.
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Corry
Leo Neckers
Reinifall
Tests Hint a Path to Fire H Bomb Without Spreading Fallout
Washington reports progress in developing a method to detonate hydrogen bombs with reduced or no radioactive fallout. An AEC spokesman noted factors that could limit fallout and the possibility of local destruction without wide radioactive spread, signaling a potential shift in nuclear weapons strategy amid global tensions.
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United States
Dems Praise Sen George At Testimonial
Washington the three top Democratic presidential hopefuls praised retiring Sen George of Georgia at a testimonial dinner honoring his impact on national security. Adlai Stevenson and others accused the Republican administration of inflexible foreign policy while George, who retires next January at 78, urged readiness to fund adequate military preparedness.
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Walter George
Georgia
Eisenhower
Adial Stevenson
George
Averell Harriman
New York
Estes Kefauger
Stevenson
Georges Sole
Russia
Hr Aléxander Smith
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Dininer
George R
Byuttte
Nim Tistead
Draws Jail Term On Traffic Count
A garbled police report notes a traffic case where the defendant received two days in jail after testimony and a plea. Officers pursued the incident near North Center and Smith streets, with details about a possi ble release and pending fines.
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Gobbett
Cobbett
Hts
North Center
Smith
Talks Continue At Pittsburgh On New Steel Contract
Talks move into a new phase in Pittsburgh as United Steelworkers seek a 15-cent hourly raise and time-and-a-half for Sunday work. Management denies any new offer, while union leader McDonald cites a 14-cent value and notes 650000 workers average $2.46 per hour under the old contract. Federal mediator Finnegan declines comment. The strike affects about 100000 workers in allied industries, including rail and mining sectors.
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United
McDonald
Unforr
Steel Industry
Slie
Joseph P. Finnegan
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Pionegai
Miapagement
Abot
AEC Shakeup Demanded by House Committee
The House Appropriations Committee urged speeding up government atomic power plant construction and criticized AEC Chairman Lewis J. Strauss. It argued the United States lags behind Russia and Britain in atomic power and proposed a $400 million program to push government-built reactors and pilot plants. The report, drafted by Chairman Cannon, faces Republican pushback as members debate responsibility and pace of development.
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Atomic Enérgy Commission
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Eisenhower
United Nations General Assembly
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Cannon
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Gt Shinetini Ein Aec
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