Language Gaps Prompt New Encyclopedia Aid
S-I- D-E by Dick West examines Anglo American language differences and a Britannica style bridge for mutual understanding. It cites 50 000 vocabulary differences and suggests American terms like bouncer water heater thumbtack calisthenics to ease cross border usage. It ends noting a 1620 Dutch built submarine claim.
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Washington
UPI
New Encyclopedia International
Sir Winston Churchill
U.S
United States
Great Britain
Chicago
Bill’ Thompson
Britain
New Encyclopedia
British Isles
United Press International
John P. Holland
Cornelius van Drebel
James I
England
Thames
Barron Sees 3 000 Jobs In Final APW Approval
West Virginia leaders warn that Congress must pass a 450 million APW supplemental to create at least 3 000 well paying jobs. Gov Barron hails House approval and cites potential 30 to 40 million boost for ongoing projects as Sen Randolph and Rep Hechler weigh timing and party support amid a mixed House vote.
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Barron
Charleston
Jennings Randolph
Senate
Randolph
Kennedy
Ken Hechler
D-W. Va
House
Nasser to Lead New United Arab Republic Federation
Cairo officials announced that Egypt Syria and Iraq will merge into a single United Arab Republic of 38 million people with Cairo as capital and one flag. The pact outlines a single foreign and defense policy and signals Nasser's dominant role in the federation spanning 630 432 square miles from Africa to Turkey and the Soviet border.
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Cairo
API
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Middle East
Aly Sabry
Syria
Iraq
Nasser
Egypt
United Arab Republic
U.A.R
sub-Sahara
Africa
Turkey
Soviet Union
Sudan
Algeria
Morocco
Belmont Park Closed Over Safety Fears
Belmont Park in New York, a longtime home of thoroughbred racing, is shut by state officials over danger of grandstand collapse. James Cox Brady, head of the State Racing Association, cites public safety as the reason for the closure.
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Belmont Park
New York
UPI
James Cox Brady
The
State Racing Association
Wait and See on Steel Price Hike by Auto Makers
Auto industry, having not raised prices since 1958, adopts a wait and see stance after Wheeling Steel Corp. announced a $6 per ton increase. Executives say the move alone won’t force 1963 price hikes, though a broader industry rise could lift car prices next year. Ford and GM hedge with stockpiles to cover 1963 models and prep for 1964.
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Robert Irvin
Detroit
UPI
Wheeling Steel Corp
Henry Ford II
Arjay Miller
Ford Motor Co
Son Of Rackets Figure Held On Fire Probe
Frank D. Palermo Jr., son of Philadelphia rackets figure Blinky Palermo, is jailed in Mercer Pennsylvania in default of 50,000 bond as a suspect in a 1 million fire that destroyed a private club in Youngstown Ohio. He was arraigned before a U S commissioner and jailed after failing to post bond for a hearing next Wednesday. FBI agents arrested him at an Erie bus depot pending extradition for unlawful flight to avoid prosecution in the Youngstown Club fire. A detainer was lodged over passing bad checks.
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Mercer, Pa
UPI
Frank D. Palermo Jr
Frank
Blinky) Palermo
Philadelphia
Youngstown
Ohio
Palermo
U.S
FBI
Erie
Young Palermo
Youngstown Club
Grand Rapids Checks Case Ties to Philadelphia Rackets Figure
The suspect in Grand Rapids is linked to a former fight manager and Philadelphia rackets figure. Palermo was convicted in Philadelphia in 1960 for stealing $7,200 in travelers checks, receiving a two year prison term and restitution.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Philadelphia
Young Palermo
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