Soviet backs Egypt on seizure of Suez
The Soviet Union criticized Western haste in reaction to Egypt's nationalization of the Suez Canal. Khrushchev urged restraint and warned that postwar conquests fail to keep peace. Moscow noted Britain and France faced a broader international response while supporting Egypt's move and compensation to canal shareholders.
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Actor's Purse Returned Twice Prompting Caution
British factor David Conway says he was warned about trusting people after losing his wallet containing 27 dollars. It was returned, then lost again with 41 and found by a bus ne eter who returned it. Conway says he won't push his luck, fearing a third loss.
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Reduced Pain with Stainless Formula and GN Stops
An advertisement touts a stainless formula with six medically proven ingredients including Tiolyte. It claims instant pain and itching relief, swelling reduction, and healing promotion. Money-back guarantee and availability in suppositories and ointment at druggists in stores.
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Stassen Says Nixon Will Weaken Ticket
Stassen claims Nixon would cost millions of Republican votes while Herter says he is not a candidate but will aid as asked. He challenges GOP leaders to canvass 100 voters per precinct to gauge sentiment before the San Francisco convention. He defends his stance and backs no hard feelings toward Hail or Nixon.
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Peru frees all political prisoners as Prado acts
Incoming President Manuel Prado signs law freeing every political prisoner and restoring legal status to the Apra party in Peru. The bill, passed by Congress, ends nearly a decade of political imprisonment and bans the outlawing of Apra.
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Power Outages Plague West Berlin Transit
West Berlin with over two million residents suffered a two hour total power failure. Streetcars and subways stopped, traffic lights darkened, and police directed traffic as thousands were stranded. Officials blamed a generator failure for the outage.
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Palace disturbance ends with Bobo party held then released
Bobo and three companions were taken to Morriston police after a dispute at a hotel then later released on their own cognizance. Police described the group as rude. one farm employee was scratched. Bobo said she was prevented from calling for help and that a Rockefeller employee seized the car keys during the incident.
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Airman Kilgore Identified in H Bomb-Secret Leak Case
Honolulu UPI reports Airman J C Kilgore of Meadowville Virginia has been named as the airman who leaked top secret details of the May 21 hydrogen bomb test. Brig Gen Julian Chapipel awaits a unit commander recommendation at Eniwetok before a possible court martial.
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Airliner Forced Back to Shannon with Dead Engine
A TWA Constellation en route from London to New York returned to Shannon after losing a engine midway across the Atlantic on Monday night. Passenger list included film star Frank Sinatra, among 56 aboard. They transferred to another aircraft after a seven hour delay.
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Police to Guard Demo Convention in Chicago Aug 13
About 900 police will be detailed to the Democratic national convention opening August 13 in Chicago. Some 350 will patrol the convention area near the international amphitheatre at 42nd and South Halsted Street and extra details will guard Loop hotels including Hilton. The city department numbers around 8,000 officers.
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Chinese Red Troops Enter Burma in Botanic Search
Reported Chinese soldiers said they entered Burma seeking machitsay, a plant thought to counter snakes and poisoning. The two nations are bound by the five principles agreement promoting territorial integrity, nonaggression, noninterference, equality, mutual benefit, and peaceful coexistence.
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What makes a man succeed
After years of observing human nature a leading executive declares two qualities separate leaders from average performers. He says everyone was born with them but many let them wither. The August Reader's Digest offers 38 condensed articles including top current books to save time.
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