Nasser at a turning point as Egypt seeks aid and status
James Marlow analyzes Gamal Abdel Nasser amid oil and canal tensions. The piece portrays him as emotional and ambitious, striving to prove legitimacy, rally support at home, and balance Western and Soviet pressures while threatening the Suez Canal crisis. Egypt’s history of foreign rule shapes his risky stance and prospects.
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Russia
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Gangs Battle London Underworld For Protection Racket
Reporter Raymond Palmer portrays a city at war with razor slashe s and hooded assaults in Soho. Four gangs vie for control over bookmakers, prostitutes, and venues while police struggle with witness fear and limited action. Scotland Yard’s undercover Ghost Squad vanishes into the criminal web.
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Soho
Billy Hill
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Anthony Greenwood
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Baby Named After Plane Patricia Anne Connie
HONOLULU Connie Patricia Anne Worsley one day old on a Military Air Transport Service flight at 10,000 feet over the Pacific. Born 400 miles from Honolulu to Mrs. Harold R. Worsley en route to Tachikawa Japan, delivered by Capt. Stanford A. Levine and Lt. Betty Flowers. Mother, formerly of Concord Connecticut, picked Patricia Anne Connie after the plane Connie. Both mother and daughter in Tripler Army Hospital, Hawaii.
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Stanford A. Levine
Pittsburgh
Betty ‘Flowers
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Woodriver
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