Moonshine Runner Pleads Guilty with Hiccups Claim
David Gantt, 42, appeared before US District Judge Thomas J. Clary on a bootleg liquor charge. He joked that hiccups ruin his ability to hold a job, as agents testified he delivered 420 gallons of raw alcohol from Greensboro, North Carolina. The court fined him $100 and sentenced him to one year in jail.
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Urgent Fire Saving Hero Declines TV Set Request
A Los Angeles incident recalls Earl Livingston, 53, who, during a burning apartment rescue of two mothers and 11 children, refused a mother's plea to reenter for her television set. He helped everyone to safety and declined returning inside.
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Egyptians Hit Dulles Suez Talk
Cairo reports say the Egyptian press accuses Secretary Dulles of creating trouble over Israel’s plan to test a ship through the Suez Canal. Egypt bars Israeli ships citing a technical state of war, while Britain moves to resume canal use and unlock frozen credits. Paris says Mollet and Israeli envoy discuss coordination on the test passage.
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Pledge Sets Saudi Iraqi Pact Amid Arab Tensions
In Baghdad reports say Saudi Arabia and Iraq pledge to coordinate resistance to communism and urge Syria to join. Nuri Said, Iraq’s premier, crowns the move as a pro western Baghdad Pact aligned setback to Nasser, while Jordan’s King Hussein declines to attend, delaying a wider Hashemite summit.
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Arabia
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Egyptian prisoner baffling to Israeli seeks fate at Gaza border
Egyptian prisoner released after three years in jail puzzles Israeli authorities. United Nations troops refuse to admit him at the Gaza Strip border and demand return through the mixed armistice commission, which Israel refuses to engage with.
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Israel
United Nations Emergency Force
Gaza Strip
Mixed Armistice Commission
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Incomplete text fragment mentions Lone Bach and a date style resembling five or seven, but readable details are limited. No clear persons, organizations, or concrete actions emerge to define a definite event or notice.
Retail Workers Earn Less Than Minimum Wage Say Survey
A Labor Department survey reports 26 percent of retail trade workers earn below the federal minimum wage, conducted as Congress debates extending the wage law to retail trades. About 611,000 employees, or 10 percent of nonsupervisory staff covered, earn less than 73 cents an hour.
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Labor Department
Dam Cash Urged For Hogan Dam Planning
Washington Congress was urged to appropriate at least 200000 dollars to complete planning of a new Hogan Dam in California during the 12 months beginning July. The request signals ongoing efforts to advance the project and secure funding for initial design work and investigations.
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