Nasser is Not Dead fuels grieving Arabs in Cairo crowds
In Cairo 20000 mosques prayed for Gamal Abdul Nasser after his funeral while streets filled with mourners. Anwar Sadat and Ali Sabry were reported to suffer no heart attacks, with both appearing later as crowds surged near the mausoleum. The cortege saw flags ripped from the coffin and clashes as troops and cavalry tried to corral spectators.
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Nick Ludington
Cairo
Gamal Abdela Nasser
Egypt
Nasser
Anwar Sadat
Ali Sabry
Sadat
London
Middle East
Elliot Richardson
U.S
Jacques Chaban-Delmas
Haile Selaisse
Ethiopia
Chaban-Delmas
Nice
Machines Damaged In Fire At Franklin Felting Co
A smoldering fire at Franklin Felting Co on 415 Oxford Road caused minor damage to several machines about 4:30 a.m. today. Chief Howard Harville reported employees estimate several days to restore operation. No building damage or price estimate available. The plant makes automobile seat padding and the blaze was blamed on an overheated machine or a spark.
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Franklin
Franklin Felting Co
Oxford Road
Howard Harville
Harville
PTC To Hear Of Ungraded Primaries
The Rosedale PTC will hear explanations of Ungraded primary classes Monday night in the school cafeteria. Lois Lewis and Norman Harsh will outline primary and intermediate instruction. The executive board meets at 7 p.m. followed by a 7:30 membership business meeting. Jerry Roberts leads the PTO.
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Rosedale Ptc
Lois Lewis
Norman Harsh
Lewis
Middletown City
Harsh
Thhe
Rosedale Pto
Jerry Roberts
Senate panel approves 10 percent Social Security hike
Democrats on the Senate Finance Committee back a 10 percent across the board increase next January for about 26 million Social Security recipients, surpassing the House’s 5 percent. The panel plans to hold a longer, closed session and expects debate only after the November elections, with potential linkage to Nixon’s family assistance plan.
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Washington
Democrats
Senate
House
White House
Russell B. Long
D-La
Airline fare increase approved by House for armed guards
The House passed a bill 323 to 17 to raise airline ticket prices to fund armed anti hijack guards on planes. The average fare would rise about 21 cents, per House Ways and Means Committee chair Wilbur D. Mills.
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Washington
House
Senate
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Ways and Means Committee
Capt Matthew Webb's Channel Swim Milestone Record
Capt Matthew Webb became the first person to swim the English Channel, a historic feat marking a milestone in open water achievement. The feat set a precedent for endurance swimming and inspired future sea crossings.
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Matthew Webb
English Channel
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