Outbreaks of Flu Hit Midwestern Cities and Canal Plan
New outbreaks of respiratory illnesses affect several midwestern cities including Fort Wayne and Grand Rapids as masking and vaccination efforts expand. New York faces declining Asian flu but warns one in ten residents may fall ill, while Canal Zone officials propose a 19 million dollar plan to speed shipping and reduce tow time by major upgrades to the Panama Canal.
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How to Ease Painful Piles With New Stainless Formula
An advertising item touts a stainless treatment called Pazo for home use. Claims include fast pain and itching relief, reduced swelling, and promotion of healing with an allegedly all‑new medicated formula. Mentions internal and external relief and availability as ointment and suppositories.
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Passport to Jail
Abdel Kadar Herkouwi 23 an ex convict was in custody as police report he left a full face photograph at the burglary scene.
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NATO recovers from Suez strains says Wiley
Washington senator Wiley stated NATO has largely recovered from the Suez Crisis strains and remains in good shape. He asserted the alliance is increasingly strong politically and militarily, with the treaty organization returning to a stable footing and ready to face global duties.
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Land Claim Sparks International Real Estate Debate
Dudley D. Watson reports from London on a five acre tract sale amid claims the federal government is selling public desert land. He cites World Bank officials and world legislators at a House interior subcommittee hearing as predicting widespread buying and warns West must stay informed of actual value to avoid losses.
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Iraq Premier Nuri Said Returns from Europe Vacation
Former Iraqi premier Nuri Said arrived home in Baghdad from a summer vacation in Europe. His return follows reports of political activity and possible changes in the Iraqi government.
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