Lavon affair tied to 1954 Egypt bombings says Jewish Newsletter
The Jewish Newsletter cites an account by Rev. Humphrey Walz claiming Israeli unit members placed delayed bombs in American libraries in Alexandria and Cairo in late 1954 and in a theater and other buildings. It says Lavon signed orders, later forged, and that Ben-Gurion resigned over the cabinet’s handling of Lavon.
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First US government road was the National Pike
The National Pike stands as the earliest road constructed under U.S. government direction, marking a milestone in early American infrastructure and expansion efforts.
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