Nasser faces dilemma as Lebanon crisis tests his rule
AP analyst in Beirut notes Arab leaders fear fallout from Lebanon. Egypt's economy worsens, Nasser weighs Western, Soviet options, and risk of isolation if Beirut ally prevails or falls. He seeks outside aid to resolve financial woes and resist leaning on communists.
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Bob Alda Seeks Breakthrough Roles in TV and Film
New York. Robert Alda, already discovered twice, hopes for a third break Friday night. The actor, once typecast as a gambler and heavy, appears in CBS Playhouse of Stars "Curfew at Midnight" as a parole officer, aiming to prove he can anchor a series. He has starred in a wartime cloak and dagger show for American syndication in Holland.
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Predicts Congress Will Increase Social Security Payments
AN ARBOR Mich One of the nation s top Social Security experts predicted Congress will raise payments for 11 million people by 10 percent this year Dr Wilbur J Cohen a consultant to Congress on Social Security legislation and a University of Michigan professor made the prediction after attending a House Ways and Means hearing Cohen also forecast higher wage bases for tax contributions from 4290 to 4800 a year and said dependents of disabled recipients would become eligible for payments.
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Airlines stewardess uses stockings as aid in crash
Palm Springs California report says stewardess Barbara Grimes used silk stockings as a tourniquet for John Pernicone and her girdle as a splint pad after a Western Air Lines crash. Pernicone and three other passengers were injured.
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Loretta Young on a beauty formula and self image
Loretta Young urges women to cultivate individuality and self knowledge. She advises using a full length mirror on set to judge appearance, emphasizing mood over vanity and the primacy of vitality before beauty.
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Bond sales rise in county and state May totals
Grundy County residents bought 59543 in Series E and United States Savings Bonds in May. Illinois May sales fell 12.2 percent to 33325125, with five month totals for Series E and H up 10.5 percent to 204366218. National May sales reached 368297000, Illinois at 9 percent of the total and 47.5 percent of its 430400000 annual quota.
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Ormsbee paints orchard life from banking days to farming
Everett H. Ormsbee 86 operates a pear orchard in western Colorado after leaving a Harvard Nebraska bank 61 years ago. He moved to Grand Junction nine years later and was the oldest delegate at the 1958 Rocky Mountain Farmers Union convention in Denver.
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Smith 92 Prospector and Explorer Dies in San Jose
Alexander Malcolm Sandy Smith aged 92 famed Alaskan prospector and explorer died Tuesday in San Jose California. He appeared in a dozen movies and served as second in command of the Sir Hubert Wilkins North Pole expedition in 1926.
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