Canal Moves Seen Cover Up Efforts
Egyptian Foreign Minister Mahmoud Riad lashes out at the United States for steering world opinion toward reopening the Suez Canal while ignoring the core issue of Israeli occupation. A MENA interview quotes Riad as saying the canal talks distract from aggression and occupy Arab lands, and warns of Western bias aiding Israel. Military editor Ayyoub predicts electronic warfare in a coming clash with Israel, detailing Egypt’s readiness and a planned escalation of counterelectronic measures.
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United States
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U.S
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Jerusalem
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Middle East
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Once Proud Savannah Nuclear Ship Headed For Mothballs
The Savannah, once hailed as the world first nuclear powered merchant vessel, is headed to mothballs at Galveston after years of varied service. Officials note its high operating costs and limited capacity hinder sale and continued use, with defueling set to finish by November 29.
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Dmd
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D-Calif
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Crook
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$250 Million or Nothing Vote On Lockheed Loan
Senate action pits Lockheed Aircraft Corp. against bankruptcy as Congress adjourns for a month. A $250 million loan guarantee is under debate after a House compromise to save Lockheed, with leaders unsure of passage amid war and draft battles.
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D-Va
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Washington
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R-N.y
Nixon
Union AFL-CIO predicts Texas president pick at convention
Union leaders in Texas anticipate electing a new AFL-CIO state president at the August convention with Roy Evans signaling a broad staffing and policy shift. Evans, on a TV radio panel, said H. S. Brown would be succeeded if elected and pledged wider participation and better communication with rank and file.
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UPD
Roy Evans
Texas
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State Labor Organization
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Lubbock Teen Is Elected Texas Youth Conference Vice President
Corinne Quilliam a Monterey High School senior won the Texas Youth Conference state vice president for public relations at the ninth annual meeting in Seguin. The ceremony at the Texas state capitol in Austin followed by a reception hosted by Lt. Gov. Ben Bates.
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Texas Lutheran College
Miss Quilliam
Ricky Alexander
Texas Tech
Toby Proves
Chiropractic Relief Claims Nerve Pressure Case
In this article a 74 year old woman seeks help for nervousness neck and shoulder pain poor circulation and breathing difficulty. A chiropractic nerve analysis finds spinal nerve interference and corrective adjustments allegedly remove symptoms. Case No. 4939.
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Chiroractors
Jon
Sludge Dump Scare Spreads Across West Germany
Authorities traced highly toxic arsenic and lead laden sludge to a zinc plant in Stolberg and Nievenheim, with 14 public dumps found as crews probe illegal dumps across two states. Transport firm dumped thousands of tons to abandoned mine storage sites. cleanup hindered by buried sludge and unclear site counts.
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Germany
West Germany
North Rhine- Westphalia
Interior Ministry
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Stolberg
Nievenheim
Osnabrueck Transport Company
Peine
Brunswick
Owner Defies State over Kennedy Museum in Dallas
In Dallas the former Nashville businessman Aubrey Mayhew resists state seizure aimed at turning the old Book Depository into a Kennedy museum. He claims the building as private property and vows to fight eminent domain while seeking 2.5 million for a Kennedy Memorial Center. A separate report notes three robbers stole 24 dollars from a taxi driver in Sao Paulo and fled, later beaten by other cabbies who mistaken him for one of the criminals.
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Ren Commission
Lee
Harvey Oswald
John F. Keatment
Nedy
Aubrey Mayhew
Nashville
Tenn
Mike McKool
Texas
Mayhew
McKool
Kennedy Memorial Committee
Kennedy Memorial Center
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Sao Paulo
Herbert Buchhorn
Buchhorn
FASTEETH denture adhesive promises firmer hold
Denture adhesive helps dentures stay steady and comfortable for better eating and confidence. Use FASTEETH Denture Adhesive Powder for secure wear and see your dentist regularly for a proper fit to maintain oral health.
Study Habits Promoted At Allen Academy In Bryan Texas
Allen Academy, the boys school of the southwest, offers small classes and a study program to develop effective study habits. Enrollment from sixth grade through high school begins with a fall term starting September 6. Contact the Director of Admissions at 713 823 0066 or by writing for information.
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Allen Academy
Director of Admissions
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