U S to Clear Suez Canal of Mines with 500 US Troops
The Pentagon said the United States will spend tens of millions of dollars to aid Egypt in clearing the Suez Canal of mines and unexploded ordnance. About 500 U.S. Navy and Army personnel will be deployed to train Egyptians and remove explosives along the 103 mile waterway over several months.
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Princess Margaret and Snowdon marriage faced a rift
London reports cite McCall’s magazine claiming a 1967 near breakup over Lord Snowdon’s friendship with Pamela Colin. Royal aides dismiss the tale as bunk while friends say the couple has ups and downs but remains largely stable amid Snowdon’s photographic career.
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Volvo Plans Big New Plant In United States
Volvo Manufacturing Company says it will proceed with a $100 million carmaking plant in the United States despite the energy crisis. Bjorn Ahlstrom of Volvo of America Corp. expresses bullishness on America and notes the plant is planned for Chesapeake, Virginia.
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