Egypt Clears Suez Channel as Kuwait Tug Leads Barge Out
Kuwait flag vessel and a Greek tug moved from Port Said while Egyptian pilots navigated through obstructions in the Suez Canal. Egyptian authorities said the canal would open by daybreak within 10 shins and permit ships up to 10 100 tons, with full clearance expected by month end. Israel began withdrawing from Gaza and Sharm el Sheikh as UN monitors took over the area.
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Kuwait
Port Said
Egypt
Canal Authority
Middle East
Raymond A. Wheeler
Salvage
Smile
Sinai
Gaza Strip
Sharm el Sheikh
Gulf of Aqaba
Shar el Sheikh
United Nations
Indian Charley Dies After Helping AA Residents
L B s Indian Charley, a 50 year old resident of the Cerritos House, died after years of sobriety and service to other recovering alcoholics. He had been sober for eighteen months, aided by AA, and spent his later years mentoring residents and aiding them financially. Doctors warned him of terminal cancer a month ago, and he died the day after hospital admittance. Funeral services are planned at Mottel s and Peck Mortuary with Cerritos House alumni in attendance.
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Charley
Cerritos House
Lime Ave
Alcoholics Anonymous
Ther
Tadlen
Ase
Mottel's
Peck Mortuary
Cerritos
I' Ues
Ite
Zusman
A. EB. Baughman
Secret Service
McClellan
Zusmanj
Portland mayor faces questions over lie tests in probe
Testimony details polygraph results, alleged improprieties, and claims about narcotics activity in Oregon. Schrunk disputes, cites extraneous tests, and references a raid on the 5212 Club amid a Portland grand jury investigation into Elkins and local corruption.
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Eral
Searunk
Robert Kennedy
Schrank
Atty
Robert Thornton
Thele
Schrunk
Langley
Clyde Crosby
Oregon Teamsters ‘Union
Kennedy
Clifford
Jimmy) Bennett
Jack Merrill
Oregon
Elkins
Richard A. Sutter
Portland
Sutter
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Classified Want Ad Dialing for Quick Action
Readers are invited to place a want ad by calling HE 26989 for fast service. The notice emphasizes disposing of items and using prompt classified assistance to reach interested buyers.
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Weiter
Riot at NC State after basketball exit shocks campus
Raleigh police used tear gas to break up a 300 student riot at North Carolina State College after the NC State team was eliminated from the ACC tournament. Twenty one demonstrators were arrested as officers borrowed a state prison bus to take them to jail.
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Raleigh
N. C. Ul
North Carolina State College
Eee
State Prison
H.T. Bailey
State College
Bailey
Bumpy Bail Prefers Jail Over Fine for Reckless Driving
In Tampa Florida Eur gene Elles was offered a 4 35 fine or 15 days in jail for reckless driving. He chose jail but officers did not jail him. They found he had the mumps and the case was continued until next July.
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Schrunk
Elkins
Ing
Undeworld
Portland
Dilsins
Kennedy
Idaye
Tampa
Fla
Eurgene Elles
Elles
Fifth Mag Indicted on Six Counts
A federal grand jury indicted Confidential magazine and its distributor for mailing obscene material and distributing information on abortion. The case involves Confidential Inc of New York and Kable Printing Co of Mount Morris Ul, with over 100000 copies mailed nationwide. The March 1956 article The Pill That Ends Unwanted Pregnancy is cited. The maximum penalty is 5000 per count. No individuals named.
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Chicago
UPI
Skce
Confidential Magazine
Confidential Inc
Broadway
New York
Kable
N. E. Benson
Robert Hantson
Kable Co
Poetic Justice Transit Chief Tastes Own Late Medicine
Chicago Transit Authority chairman Gunlock arrived 15 minutes late to speak at a Loop Kiwanis Club event after riding a CTA bus. He apologized, noting that traffic cameras and congestion at major intersections have slowed bus travel.
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Chicago Wi
Virgi E. Gunlock
Chicago Transit Authority
Gunlock
CTA
Kiwanis Club
Report Urges Congress Funding for Foreign Aid to Asia and Africa
The International Development Advisory Board urged Congress to provide substantial nonmilitary aid for economic development and technical assistance to Asian and African nations. Led by Eric Johnston, the board calls for a long term development fund and greater yearly appropriations to foster growth and security.
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Washington
UPA
Congress
Eisenhower
International Development Advisory Board
Eric Johnston
Motion Picture Assn. of America
Ecos
Nomic
Life of Alley at the Huntington Hotel Long Beach
An OCR fragment describes the Huntington Hotel at 1290 East Ocean Boulevard Long Beach offering rooms with private baths writing desk and ocean views. Rates cited include 23.00 per person weekly and 82.15 for a room with meals, plus meals and breakfast options offered by Abe Gurdin and staff.
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Alley
Thes Huntington Hotel
Ocean Blvd
Long Beach
Toome
Deak
Toxstwyker
Abe Gurdin
Owas
A. Barnett
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Schrenk
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Weeks
Lee
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Danx Siedien
Sacramento
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Fred Kraft
San Diego
Poetic Justice
Helen Landon
Lafayette Hotel
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Bufums
Sante Ana
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