Ulbricht U A R Visit Fuels Tensions In Middle East
East German leader Walter Ulbricht ended a seven day Egypt visit with a harsh attack on West Germany. He and President Nasser signaled closer ties while Bonn Cairo relations drift toward break. Nasser warned of possible independent U A R policies on US and German aid and cited a $196 million debt.
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Port Said
U.A.R
UPI
Walter Ulbricht
Egypt
Ulbricht
Middle East
United States
Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
West Germany
Bonn
U.S
Israel
Communist Party
Administration weighs new voting rights remedies for the South
Vice President Humphrey outlined possible measures to remove literacy tests and other barriers to registration. The plan includes potentially banning literacy tests, creating federal registrars in counties with low Black registration, and a uniform residency rule for national elections.
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Washington
UPI
Hubert H. Humphrey
Joseph S Clark
D-Pa
Humphrey
Johnson
Congress
South
Selma
Marion
Ala
Senate
Russell B. Long
U A R Reservists Mobilized in Yemen Conflict
Cairo reports say thousands of U A R reservists are called up to eliminate remnants of the Royalist regime in Yemen. Israeli sources suggest the action targets Yemen rather than the Israel border. About 50 000 U A R troops are in Yemen, the highest since Egypt aided the Yemen Republic overthrow of Imam Mohammed El Badr. President Nasser aims to push followers from Yemen territory.
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Israel
Britain
Saudi Arabia
U.A.R
Yemen
Nasser
U.S
Washington Post
Newsweek
Cairo
al Ahram
Lothar Bolz
East Berlin
Ulbricht
Aufwiedersehen
U.A
Doctors urged to spot early signs of deafness
Kansas City report says family doctors must be alert to early hearing loss signs as rapid advances in treatment and hearing devices improve restoration prospects. Dr James L Smith of Houston notes deafness causes significant psychological and socio economic damage among non disabling handicaps.
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Kansas City, Mo
UPI
James L. Smith
Houston
American Academy of General Practice
Montreal Blast Kills 26 in Ville Lasalle Building
Investigators press a three pronged inquiry into the catastrophic explosion that leveled a suburban apartment block in Ville Lasalle near Montreal. Officials suspect a natural gas leak. 26 dead include 15 children, 11 adults, with 37 survivors hospitalized and many missing. Rescue teams, under floodlights, recovered bodies from the rubble as gas supply was kept shut.
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Montreal
UPI
Ville Lasalle
R. X. Perrault
Quebec
Natural Gas Corp
London
Perrault
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