Nasser Faces Fears as Lebanese Crisis Tightens Egypt’s Straits
AP analysis sketches Gamal Abdel Nasser as frightened by Lebanon’s crisis, wary of Soviet relations, and pressed by a deteriorating economy. The piece notes Arab nationalist momentum, Western entanglements, and a rising middle class discontent fueling pressures on his leadership.
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Reuther Moves To End Wildcat Strike At Missile Plant
Walter P. Reuther urged action to curb a wildcat walkout by a small UAW group at Chrysler missile plant near Detroit. Local 1245 officers faced possible supervision by an administrator as 450 of 8,500 workers walked out and picketed. Chrysler reported normal operations in many areas as missiles like Redstone and Jupiter were assembled.
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Walter P. Reuther
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Chrysler Missile Division
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Ford
Mother or Country How a 15 Year Old Faces a Dilemma
Julius Pulvers Jr. 15 born in Latvia born in Latvia and living in Philadelphia asks how to choose between his mother and country as his parents separate. His father seeks American citizenship for him while the mother wants to return to Latvia. A court temporarily bars travel until July 8 for a city case.
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Julius Pulvers Jr
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Municipal Court
Adrian Bonnelly
Man Without Honor Reveals Treasury Head’s Home Critic
New York based secretary of the Treasury Robert B. Anderson said in a speech that his 17-year-old son has read some of his talks and quipped that he cannot say the smart things at home that he does in public. The remark highlights a candid moment about family and public duties.
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New York
Robert B. Anderson
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Milwaukee man pleads guilty to 20 mail theft counts
Richard A. Kamensky, 33, formerly of Monroe Wisconsin, pleaded guilty in U S District Court to 20 counts of mail theft forgery and cashing U S Treasury checks. Judge Te han ordered a pre sentence investigation. Kamensky was captured by a Milwaukee grocery store manager on March 21 and later admitted stealing about 250 checks from the mails.
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Richard A. Kamensky
U. S. Treasury
Kamensky
Monroe
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U. S. District
Robert FE. Tehan
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