Nasser Resignation Rumors Denied by Egyptian Officials
An Egyptian government spokesman rejected foreign reports that President Gamal Abdel Nasser resigned after the death of an aide linked to a plot. Paris Cairo communications were said to be cut briefly, but Cairo and MENA denied the rumors as fabrication.
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Gamal Abdel Nasser
France
Nasser
Beirut
Lebanon
Paris
Cairo
United Arab Republic
UPI
National Guidance (Information
Aly Kashaba
Middle East
MENA
Israel
Abdul Hakim Amer
Indian Army Says It Handled Heavier Losses at Nathu La
New Delhi reports claim Indian forces inflicted far more casualties on Chinese troops than suffered in border clashes this week. Initial hours at Nathu La saw heavy exchanges with Indian artillery and machine guns, while Chinese accounts cited different casualty numbers.
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New Delhi
Nathu la
Sikkim- Tibet
Peking
Rhodesian Front to Outline South Africa Style Segregation
Political observers say at the Rhodesian front party congress on September 28 the ruling party will push a 12 point plan for apartheid like segregation in Rhodesia. The list calls for immediate legislation to ban mixed race relations and end multiracial participation in European government schools and sports.
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Salisbury, Rhodesia
UPI
Rhodesian Front Party
Rhodesia
South Africa
Russian space expert calls moon race irrelevant in interview
Prof Leonid Sedov, vice president of the International Astronautics Federation, says a American manned moon landing by 1969 70 is technically possible while stressing that the space race harms collaboration. He notes Soviet technical hurdles and urges international cooperation for Mars flights and space stations. He declines to reveal timing for the next Soviet crewed mission.
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Soviet Union
Belgrade
Moscow
UPI
Russia
Leonid Sedov
International Astronautics Federation
Sedov
American Academy of Sciences
Moon
Mars
Venus
U.S
Pope Paul VI Sees Gradual Recovery Clear for Blessing
Vatican sources report Pope Paul VI showing steady improvement from a urinary tract infection and may deliver the Sunday noon blessing from his window. Doctors plan next week X rays to assess potential prostatic surgery, while the Pope schedules rest and continues desk work. A Vatican commission was named to draft rules for the new prefecture of the apostolic palace set to begin January 1 as part of curia reform.
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Vatican City
UPI
Paul VI
Vatican
Rome
Ti Messaggero
Apostolic Palace
Nigerians Advance Toward Enugu as Federal Troops Capture Villages
Federal troops seized Aku and Akwere villages north of Enugu and pressed toward the secessionist capital after a fierce battle. Nigerian officials report Eastern forces suffered over 100 dead, with 16 killed and 45 wounded on the federal side, as fighting spread through Ehor Ehpoma Uromi and Abiaja amid fears of a major defensive effort.
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Lagos
Nigeria
Enugu
Aku
Akwebe
Anthony Enahoro
Enahoro
Ehor
Benin
Ehpoma
Uromi
Abiaja
Agbor
Asaba
Niger River
Federation of
Biafra
Walnut shells aid fracturing of oil wells in California
Walnut shells glass beads and plastic balls are used in a second recovery method called fracturing to force sand and rock formations to release more petroleum. The process, which can boost U.S. crude recovery by about ten percent, uses fluids pumped at pressures up to 10 000 psi.
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Long Beach
Calif
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New York Times News Service
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