Suez Plan Publication Delay Seen
EgyptS position strengthens as Nasser faces US attempts to delay final publication of the Suez plan amid last minute US Egyptian talks. Jordan and Israel react to regional shifts with Nabulsis victory in Jordan and Tehran praises for Eghbal joining the Baghdad Pact.
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Sentenced Police Student Faces Prison Term
William Ravenel, 18, was sentenced by a Brooklyn judge to up to five years for mugging a Brooklyn woman. He told reporters the ruling ends his bid to become a cop as he was studying police science at Brooklyn College.
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Kennedy says Senate probe eyes juke box collusion link
NEW YORK Senate investigators led by Pi Robert Kennedy focus on labor management collusion in the coin operated vending machine field. The probe seeks ties between underworld figures and employer groups supplying arcades, with public hearings planned in Washington on Teamsters and related locals. Marton and Lena Nyilas receive journalism awards for Hungarian coverage and wartime reporting. Marton vows to pursue U S citizenship.
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Ducks Nest in Hyde Park Tree Sends City Into Shock
Reporters describe a mallard duck nest high in a 40 foot Hyde Park tree with six eggs. Keeper Alexander Thompson calms observers, while citizens fear the unusual nesting will affect the ducklings after hatching. Separately, Robert Murphy cites optimism for U N disarmament talks and steps toward inspections and arms reduction.
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Classified Ads Reach Through The Year
The ad urges readers to use classified ads to rent or sell items and buy goods, promoting HE 23-5959 for placement. It emphasizes daily market reach and broad audience as a selling point.
House Faces 8 Hour Roll Call Vote on Hefty Budget Cuts
Washington reports the House plans 17 roll call votes to approve cuts totaling about $68.6 million from Labor Welfare and the National Labor Relations Board as part of a larger $187.4 million reduction in new appropriations. Senate action and Treasury cut restoration are uncertain.
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Blind masseurs protest Bright Eyes trade in Tokyo
In Tokyo about 200 of 2,000 blind masseurs gathered at Helen Keller Memorial Hall to protest non blind practitioners. They accuse sighted masseurs using motor scooters to win clients while the blind rely on tapping with canes and a bamboo whistle. Tokyo hosts roughly 5,000 non blind masseurs.
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