Obstacle delays opening of Suez Canal talks begin
Egypt rejects clearing wreckage until Israeli forces exit Egyptian territory, delaying reopening for weeks. U N aides fly to Cairo to press action while Jarnia soldiers withdraw from Sinai. A U N salvage fleet stands ready in Port Said awaiting permission to clear the canal.
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Egypt
U.N
Suez Canal
Nesser
Cairo
New York
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Marsk
Kamimarskjold
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Alfred G. Katzin
Doypt
Israel
Jarneli
Sinai Desert
Gaza Strip
U. N
Palestine
Suez Canal Authority
Gaza
Port Said
St George Bermuda Claim Ties For Oldest English Speaking Colony
St George Bermuda is believed to be the oldest English speaking community in the Western Hemisphere and dates its founding to the early colonial era, with historians noting its long established settlement and preservation of British colonial heritage.
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St. George
Bermuda
Eighteenth Century Note Refers To Pilgrims Landing
The fragment references the year 1612, eight years before the Pilgrims landed at Plymouth Rock, indicating a historical timeline note. The terse line places events in early colonial American history without additional context.
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Plymouth Rock
New Roads May Parallel Existing Kansas Highways
Kansas road plans for an expanded interstate system include building parallel to current routes. State highway engineer Walter Johnson notes limited use of existing roads for interstates. The Kansas Turnpike from Kansas City to Topeka and Wichita to Oklahoma is approved for the 700 mile network. With full federal-state matching, Kansas could have 204.8 million dollars for highway work through 1959, of which 100.2 million would fund the interstate system. Kansas has averaged about 34.5 million dollars yearly for federal aid highway construction since 1954.
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Kansas
Walter Johnson
Kansas Turnpike
Kansas City
Wichita
Oklahoma
Johnson
Heavy Snow Disrupts Britain Across Regions
Boxing Day snowfall paralyzed transport as drifts reached six feet in places. Scotland, Wales, and the English midlands saw rail and road disruption with six of seven race meetings abandoned or postponed and many football matches called off. Birmingham recorded seven inches in 12 hours, its heaviest in six years while London saw only light, short lived powder.
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London
Britain
Scotland
Wales
English Midlands
Birmingham
England
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