Week's Balance Sheet Of The World's News
Charles M. McCann surveys international developments highlighting self government for Malaya after a transitional period, Egypt's Aswan dam financing, and talks to curb Arab–Israel conflict, while France faces Mollet turmoil, Madrid student riots, and Pakistan eyes Soviet trade talks in a regional shift.
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West to Back Nile Dam with World Bank Loans
Egypt accepts a 200 million dollar World Bank loan to fund the Upper Nile dam project with Western grants possible for 200 million more. The plan aims to cost about 1.3 billion dollars with Egypt covering the remainder. Premier Nasser and World Bank President Black announced the preliminary accord, seen as Western influence in the Middle East.
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Observer Training Offered Again In Air Force
The U S Air Force resumes aircraft observer training for officer candidates aged 19 to 26, who are single and high school graduates. MSgt Arnold Thompson from Lawton says the program runs about one year, with graduates earning a second lieutenant commission in the Air Force Reserve.
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Travel Wary Veterans Targeted for U S Army Germany
Lawton recruiters urge ex Army men to join the 8th Infantry division now at Fort Carson Colorado. Corporal and above with specified skills may apply for direct assignment. The unit will move to Bremerhaven Germany this fall for duty.
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Bremerhaven
Siamese Twin Girls Die In Separation
Siamese twin girls born a month ago with a common heart and liver died after an eight hour operation to separate them at Mary Hitchcock Hospital in Hanover New Hampshire. One twin died yesterday and the other shortly before midnight. The twins, daughters of Mr and Mrs Leopold Marcotte of Lyman were unnamed and referred to as A and B. Doctors had earlier said they would wait at least a year before attempting separation. Baby B began failing early morning and died at 8 am yesterday.
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William L. Wilson
Leopold Marcotte
Lyman, N.H
Snow depth measured in feet in climber town of Colorado
Two mile high climber town in the Rockies reports five and one half feet of snow this year, with over five yards, far more than last winter. In Oklahoma Shawnee carrier boy, 19, Dick Swink, shot himself in his pickup, leaving a note about reincarnation research. The note references the Bridey Murphy story and cites his mother Mrs William Wright of Harko Illinois.
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Shawnee, Okla
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William Wright
Harko, Ill
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