Resumption of Bulgarian Ties Likely
Washington officials weigh reestablishing diplomatic relations with Communist Bulgaria after years of cut ties. New interest grows as the State Department weighs the benefit of having official contact with the Soviet satellite and monitoring developments in Eastern Europe. International interests guide the potential move.
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State Department
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Europe
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First Lady's Condition Listed as Satisfactory
Washington report states Mrs Dwight D Eisenhower's condition continues satisfactory as White House notes.
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White House
Dwight D Eisenhower
Crippled Reina del Pacifico Passengers to Fly to Destinations
Passengers aboard the crippled Reina del Pacifico will be flown to their destinations as Pacific Steam Navigation Co. arranges air travel for those headed to France and Spain. The 17872-ton liner, stranded near Bermuda a month ago, will resume normal service in October after generator repairs. About 285 passengers remain aboard while plans for the rest are set.
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Marines Begin Final Pullout From Japanese Isles
Marines start withdrawal from Japan as 7,000 Leathernecks of the 7th Marine Regiment board ships at Homazu Bay and Camp McGill southwest of Tokyo for transfer to Okinawa. Some sail Tuesday from Yokosuka. rest to follow later this month under plan to remove all ground combat troops from Japan.
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Boston News Strike Thwarts Daily Papers Across City
Boston faced a news drought as six of seven daily newspapers suspended publication amid a strike by mailers and union members seeking higher pay. Mayor Hynes called it a tragedy while publishers and workers eyed quick talks to end the stoppage.
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U N Posts to Stay Low Border of Syria
Israel agrees to keep four U N observation posts along the Israeli Syrian border for another month. The posts are in Israeli territory outside the demilitarized zone and were set up after a July 10 artillery duel.
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Man Shots Self in Arm Over Love Affair
Yonkers police said 20 year old William Zima apparently despondent over a love affair aimed a .22 caliber pistol at his heart Sunday and fired. He was treated at a hospital and jailed for discharging firearms within city limits. He was ordered held in 500 bail for a hearing today.
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Pravda cites library shortage in United States
Pravda reports a new crisis in American libraries with 170 million Americans served by only 7,500 public libraries. It calls U S libraries largely located in urban and affluent areas with 35,000 libraries in cities and a vast book assortment. The article notes no discussion of Soviet library offerings.
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