Nasser's Suez Move Could Threaten Egypt’s Economy
Leon Dennen Ner argues Nasser's nationalization of the Suez Canal risks Egypt's fragile economy if Western powers embargo Egyptian cotton. The piece links Suez to Aswan Dam plans, Nile water talks, and the rise of pro Nasser and National Liberation factions, with Shepilov’s Kremlin leverage shaping regional aims.
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Leon Dennen
Ner
New York
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Gamal Abel Nasser
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U. S
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Aswan
Nile
Sudan
al Liberation Group
Red Pasha
Kamil al Bindari
Moscow
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Guy Mol
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Turkey
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Middle East
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Satellite may gain companion in orbit researchers say
A Navy Laboratory team notes a second object could accompany the baby moon satellite during launch. The final rocket section may separate after delivering the payload to an orbit between 200 and 1500 miles. Separation physics and drag effects at high altitude are discussed by scientists.
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Washington
Naval Research Laboratory
Benaan
Beensey
Worker bee gathers nectar to make honey in six weeks
The average worker bee collects nectar during its six week life to produce honey for the hive.
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Uae
Hernias Explained By Tissue Weakness And Treatment Options
Dr. Jordan explains that hernias arise from tissue weakness with bulging organs and that events range from groin bulges to strangulated cases needing emergency surgery. He discusses whether operation or truss is best, and notes surgery does not sterilize nor prevent fatherhood. He urges consultation with the surgeon for individualized guidance.
Married After Separation Of 60 Years In Tiverton Rhode Island
Benjamin French, 82, and Mabel Smith Kibbe, 79, wed after a 60 year separation caused by a hoax. They courted in 1894 before a false death notice misled Kibbe into marrying other men. French later lived in New Hampshire before returning to Tiverton for the reunion and marriage.
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Tiverton
R.I
Benjamin French
Mabel Smith Kibbe
Nile River Banks Cultivated Deep In Egypt
Aswan to the Nile delta, the river’s banks are settled and cultivated to a depth of ten miles inland, showing extensive agricultural use along the river.
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Aswan
Egypt
Nile Delta
Nile River
Family Reunion Sparks Enduring Love Remembered
A man recalls a May family reunion where he reconnected with a former partner. He quotes a belief that true love remains constant and enduring, especially through time and need.
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Ton
New Non Surgical Cure Shrinks Hemorrhoids Say Scientists
Report from New York claims a new healing substance can reduce hemorrhoids and relieve pain without surgery. Across cases, patients experienced gentle pain relief and actual shrinkage of the condition, with several noting thorough improvement.
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New York
M. Y
Specter
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