Coal Industry Finds New Life In Own Backyard
The U S coal industry, once focused on Europe, finds a revival along the Ohio River with billions invested in new plants from Pittsburgh to the Mississippi. Domestic use grows due to steel capacity, expanding electric utilities, and overall industrial pace, while exports may reach about 35 million tons. A potential sleep strike shadows the sector, but plans for new power stations and by river transport bolster a regional boom.
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Dulles Targets in Demos Attack on Europe Travel Policy
The article discusses Dulles facing criticism over a statement on Goa and the clash with Britain, France, and others. It notes plans to cut plane fares to Europe but European airlines resist. a Cannes decision requires unanimous approval, risking a wider air rights dispute that could push Russia into aviation competition.
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Memory of Past Thriving Present Northwest Area Offers Attractions
Northwest Missouri attractions blend memory of the Pony Express era with modern industry. Visit St Joseph for Pony Express stables and rodeo on Aug 10 12, see the James home in Kearney and the Levers Lane tribute. Nearby Weston hosts a large livestock market and state parks offer lakes and hunting. See the St Joseph Chamber of Commerce for details.
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Harriman Support Sways NY Citizens to Polls in Primary
Albany reports a mixed turnout as Democrats Republicans and Liberals vote for convention delegates amid contests for 14 congressional seats. Upstate polls open noon to 9 pm, New York City 3 pm to 10 pm. about four million eligible to vote. Delegates total 98 with 24 at large for Democrats and 20 at large for Republicans later. Harriman seeks a united Democratic delegation though not an active candidate, while Stevenson faces mixed support from unopposed and opposed entrants.
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Five Die and Dozens Hurt in Egyptian Plant Blast
A boiler explosion at the Alexandria Salt and Soda Co plant in Alexandria, Egypt killed five workers and injured 46 others. Authorities fear additional fatalities may be trapped in the wreckage.
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Doctor Says No Safe Path To Eternal Youth
Dr Edwin F Jordan states that male hormone therapy offers little proof of delaying aging. He notes hormone production persists through life and most middle aged men show no endocrine decline warranting treatment. The piece emphasizes psychological factors and discourages pills or injections as methods to preserve youth.
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Surge in Old Age Benefits Assists Eight Million People
Post Tribune notes ongoing expansion of social welfare programs in the United States. It details eligibility, pension and insurance options, and the growing number of beneficiaries over 65, highlighting public retirement and survivor benefits. The report also references science news on cancer virus theories and notable figures discussing potential future vaccines and treatments.
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Privaly
Skater Fights Cross Suit In Divorce Complaint
Los Angeles based skater Jepson-Turner Katey filed a cross action in Superior Court alleging cruelty by Hollywoood actor Riordan. She says he threatened violence to force signing a contractual agreement last year. Riordan, 82, had sued for divorce earlier alleging implosion of their managerial deal granting him 40 percent of earnings.
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South Dakota Primary Signals Set for Eisenhower Backing
South Dakota voters head to the polls as Eisenhower seeks firm Republican backing while Democratic contenders vie for the Senate nomination. Merton B. Tice challenges Ken Bolum for the Democratic bid, with incumbent Case facing no primary opposition along with Herseth and Foss on the Democratic side.
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Poland frees 28 thousand political prisoners since amnesty
The East German APN reported that Poland freed about 28 000 political prisoners and criminals since a four general amnesty began April 27. Among those released were 1 300 sentenced for crimes against the state.
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