Russia Nasser Bonds Seen Slightly Looser
UPI reports shifting Soviet Egyptian Yugoslav ties as Nasser prepares to visit Tito. Cairo sees neutralist drift as Tito resists Kremlin pressure, while Nagy execution and Nehru’s criticism color the scene. experts predict close watch over 10 days of Nasser’s Belgrade talks.
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Russia
Nasser
Charles Upi
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Arabic Republic
Tito
Yugoslavia
Middle East
Cairo
Masser
Altricul
Belgrade
Imre Nagy
Pal Maleter
Nagy
Budapest
Kremlin
McCann
Josef Stalin
Egypt
Nas’ Ser
Soviet
Yugoslav
Jaivaharlal Nehruy
India
BIRTHS AT EDEN AND ST PAULS HOSPITALS NAMED ON JUNE DATES
Birth notices from Eden Hospital list Kenneth Wyatt Robert Miller Alfred Santiago Robert Wagner Jallo Moreno and others born to Gaston Valley residents with addresses in Oakland San Leandro and nearby locales. At St Pauls Hospital Daniel Crawford Russell Rasmussen Billy Joe McCarver Matthew Gibson Hector Lopez Joe Simpson James Gravelle and Louis Bracken are recorded with June birth dates and infant genders.
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Eden Hospital
Gaston Valley
Wyatt
Kenneth
Hastings Way
Hiwatt
Miller
Robert
Jane Ave
Santiago
Alfred
O'Neil Ave
Soy
Wagner
Bartlett
Mercier Ave
Robinson
Jotm
Mautart Ve
Dune Mt
ST. Paul's Hospital
Anders
Vermoret Crawford
Daniel Wayne
Kennedy St
Gairl
Rasmussen
Russell Jesse
Hilcrest Court
McCarver
Billy Joe
Vila Gulf
Dane
Gibson
Matthew Hepburn
Helly St
Faith Lopez
Hector M
Rincon Ave
Simpson
Joe Floyd
Gravelle
James Edward
Airl
Stel
Bracken
Louis Clifton
Foot Nul
Night Simulated By Army Goggles Fort Ord
Infantrymen at the Army Combat Development Experimentation Center use day goggles to simulate night for battle problems. Movements are recorded and photographed by trained observers.
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Fort Ord
Army Combat Development Experimentation Center
France Fifth in Output of Steel
Paris France ranks fifth in world steel production. Since 1949 crude steel output rose from 9 million tons annually to 14.59 million tons in 1967. In the next five years about 240 million dollars will be invested annually in France's iron ore and steel industries to increase production capacity.
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Paris
France
Irea
Toilet Lock Offered For Gardiner Creators
Gardiner mill worker introduces a device to lock toilet seats when not in use. The invention aims to prevent children from dropping toys into the bowl and to improve bathroom safety at home.
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Gardiner
Gardiner Mill
Island Self-Governing Manx Island Governance Notes
The Isle of Man in the Irish Sea, famous for its Yeatweight container system, reportedly reduces shipping costs by up to 20 percent. The island, once a Viking colony, is governed by the House of Keys, with a Manx language still spoken by a minority.
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Douglas
Tre
Man
Boston
Isle of Man
Irish Sea
Great-Britain
States
South Africa
House of Keys
Treasury Deficit Buys Power of the Dollar May Dip
The article notes a creeping inflation trend as the U.S. Treasury runs deficits for 25 of the past 29 years, swelling the national debt to about 260 billion dollars. It warns current deficits could erode purchasing power and states little public interest surrounds fiscal year 1958 end figures.
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Washington
GUPTI
U.S
Treasury
United
Treasoury Fiscal 'Sr
Atar
Washington, D.C
Iwark
Belgian American Found Bakelite in wartime context
Fragmented report notes Belgian American Leo Backland discovering a resin used in telephones and signaling gear before World War I. It contrasts historical inflation with current deficits, discusses absenteeism and alcoholism costs, and questions U S fiscal policy and purchasing power. The piece blends economic warning with technical note on bakelite usage.
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Brussels
Leo Backland
Pleasanton City Council Eyes Budget Amid Terse 1933 City Notes
A garbled Pleasanton note shows the City Council meeting to discuss next year's budget. City Administrator Denald Christan is referenced amid unclear remarks about salaries and local happenings over the past twenty years.
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Pleasanton
Counst
At & Pam
Inflston
Denald Christan
Frenchmen Aid In Building Homes Subsidy Rules Outlined
Paris reports a government plan allowing French citizens to receive subsidies for private housing if local authorization is granted and construction costs do not exceed a set maximum per square meter. Eligible recipients may also obtain a loan from Credit Fanger, a government credit institution financing housing.
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Paris
Credit ‘Fangier
Pampas Form One Fourth Of Argentina’s Area
The pampas occupy about one fourth of Argentina's land area. Rich fertile soil makes it one of the world's great granaries. Much of the country's speculation centers on the rim around pampas including Buenos Aires, Santa Fe, Rosario, La Plata, Bahia Blanca, Cordoba, and Mendoza.
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Buenos Atres
Argentina
Pampas
Buenos Aires
Santa Fe
Rosario
la Plata
Bahia Blanda
Cordoba
Mendoza
Reproduction Oddities in Mississippi Shrimp
In Biloxi Mississippi a feature notes shrimp as America's most popular shellfish with an unusual reproductive pattern. Each female lays a single patch of eggs in life but spawns about a half million eggs. The article highlights the surprising reproductive efficiency of shrimp and the large offspring potential.
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Biloxi
Miss
America
Farm Dwellers See Medic Less
New York study shows farm dwellers visit doctors about 3.6 times yearly versus city residents. The National Health Survey cites two year comparison, noting nonfarm rural populations have a lower visit rate per person per year. The report is incomplete but highlights gaps in rural healthcare access.
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New York
National Health Survey
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Union Oil Company OF California
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