Soviet Loan for Dam Seen as Clincher
The Soviet loan announced in Moscow is seen by diplomats as finalizing Moscow's penetration of the Middle East and may clear the way for beginning work on the Aswan dam in southern Egypt. It signals a shift from Western offers and aligns Egypt with Soviet economic backing despite Sudan’s opposition to using Nile waters through their territory. If Egypt proceeds without Sudan consent, a new international crisis could emerge.
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Moscow
Middle East
Cairoom
Nasser
United “Arab Republic
Aswan
Tion
United States
Britain
World Bank
Egypt
S Dulles
Suez Canal
Khrushchev
Mosscow
Cea
Cairo
Imles
Sudan
Nile
Is It Lewe or Just Rude to Be Nude in New Orleans
In New Orleans a dispute over public toplessness pits the district attorney against the city attorney. The district attorney says it is not illegal unless a love performance occurs, while the city ordinance bans indecent exposure of the female breast and forbids viewing such acts. Police charged barmaid Constance Rushing and a Florist employee on Canal Street in city court after the DA declined state court, with trial set for later.
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Lewe
New Orleans
Canal St
Constance Rushing
Seaist
Flor
Newspaper figure Earl R. Chapman dies at 72
Earl R. Chapman, 72, a prominent newspaper figure in Michigan, died of a heart attack. Over 16 years he worked in three Michigan cities and was manager of the Grand Rapids Press from 1947 until his retirement in 1953.
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Lake Gdessa
Mich
Earl R. Chapman
Flgur
Michigan
Hheart
Grand Rapids Press
Pensions Offer Free Eye Exams and Glasses in Long Beach
California old age pensioners may qualify for free eye exams and glasses. Visit Dr. J. M. Soss Optometrist at 37 Pine Avenue to handle forms. No appointment needed. Bring ID and social worker’s name. Soss will contact the worker and complete details. Open Friday evenings and Saturdays. Offices also in Wilmington and Torrance.
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J. M. Soss
Pine Avenue
Wilmington
Torrance
Rickover Promoted to Three Star Rank Amid Controversy
Promoted to three star rank, Admiral Rickover receives Senate scrutiny amid controversy over his exclusion from White House ceremonies and calls to promote him to vice admiral. The decision follows years of influence in naval nuclear submarine programs and friction with Congress. Earlier tensions included invitations limited for a Nautilus ceremony and debates over leadership of the Atomic Energy Commission's naval branch.
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White House
Navy
Senate
James C. Hagerty
Rickover
Eisenhower
Congress
Atomic Energy Commission
Naval
Frome
Atlanta
PIA
Rhursday
Marvin Griffin
Georgia Bureau of Investigation
Georgia State College of Business Administration
DeKalb County
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Rickslover
North Pine
Georgia State College
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