Silence Tests Nasser Grip as Egypt Faces Hard Times
Nasser's public silence after the Arab-Israeli war deepens unease in Egypt. He heads a new government tasked with drastic cuts affecting tens of thousands of workers as the economy strains. Military dependence on Soviet arms grows while officers shift to civilian life, fueling criticism and doubts about leadership.
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Japanese Visitors Arrive for U S Orientation at KU
Thirty nine Japanese guests arrive in Lawrence to begin a month long stay at Kansas University. They will study English three hours each morning at the Intensive English Center and attend talks and films on American life. The group plans a second month with American families in Wisconsin or New York before returning home.
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Barton County records first encephalitis case involve sheriff’s son
In Great Bend Kansas Barton County reports its first confirmed encephalitis case a mild form affecting the 7 year old son of Sheriff Marion Weese. The boy fell ill a week ago and was treated at Central Kansas Medical Center and is steadily improving per doctors.
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