Tunisia Breaks Ties With United Arab Republic
Tunisia announces diplomatic severance with the United Arab Republic after blame on Nasser for meddling in internal affairs and Arab League tensions. Bourguiba accuses Egypt of aiding Salah Ben Youssef and Ben Youssef’s ongoing plots against him amid a broader North African power struggle.
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Turtala
United Arab Republic
Tyre
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Tunisia
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Mokikidem
Arab League
Habib Bourguiba
Newer
U.A.R
Bourguiba
Egypt
Youssef
Ben Foursel
Nassér
Morocca
Estimated U.S. newsprint use tops 75 million trees
A rough estimate suggests last year the United States consumed about 75 million trees to produce newsprint and advertising paper, highlighting vast timber needs for the printing industry.
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U.S
May Hecht Stores Merge Forms Major Retail Tie Up
The Mayjo Department Stores Co. of St Louis and the Hecht Co. announced plans to merge creating a large new retail group. The combined firm would be named May Deleal Stores Co with Hecht stores retaining their names. Morton J. May would be board chairman and Morton D. May president while Robert H. Levi and Samuel M. Hecht would serve as directors. Approval from stockholders is required. May operates 35 stores in eight metros with annual sales over 33 million dollars and Hecht runs 11 stores in Washington and Baltimore with annual sales over 15 million dollars. The merger would affect operations in St Louis Los Angeles Baltimore Pittsburgh Denver Cleveland Akron and Youngstown Ohio.
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Mayjo Department Stores Co
Theso Companies
May
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Fittsburgh
Denver
Cleveland
Akron
Youngstown
Ohis
Crashes Kill Four Airmen Near Alabama Training Bases
Four Navy airmen died in a jet crash and a separate collision during training in southwest Alabama. The Pensacola Naval Air Station reported one pilot among the missing had been recovered near Brewton, as a Grumman Tigerjet fighter exploded east of Fort Morgan. The late pilot was Cmdr. Robert N. Glasgow of El Monte California. An instructor and a student perished in the trainer crash, with a second trainer pilot also killed.
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Fla
Alabama
Usted Ag
Robert N. Glasgow
el Monte
Calif
Blue Angel
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New Cabinet in Lebanon Ends Strife
A new cabinet representing main factions in the Lebanese civil war was formed today and brought immediate calm. Beirut's shops reopened after a general strike, and street barricades were dismantled as armed groups stood down. Former President Camille Chamoun backed the cabinet, though his Liberal Party would wait on policy before voting confidence.
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Fouteman
Camille Chamoun
Rashid Karam
Chamoun
National Liberal Party
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