Israel Aims for 4 Million Population by 1960
A sweeping overview outlines Israel’s ambitious plan to reach four million residents by 1960, detailing water as the key scarce resource and the challenge of expanding irrigation in the desert. It notes the role of dams, rivers, and new agricultural schemes while referencing the broader regional and political context.
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Israel
New Jersey
Tsraal
Sydney
Australia
Grpel
Olympic Village
Heidelberg
Melbourne
Promina
Tolwaler
Joréan
Buffalo Street
Theta
Seung I
Alanes
Cellent Sejling
Comanlic
Weiner
Iima
Shikoku
Japan
World Bank
Fortheen
Douglas MacAdhur
Galiles
Middle East
Negev
Yarkon
Tel Aviv
United States
Jim Geran
Jordan
Lowal Uimort
Bbul State College
David Ratan
Ben Curin
Levi Eshkol
David Ben Gurion
Ihelususky
Neurotic robots at exhibit herald new teaching era
A fragmented report describes two robots shown at a Washington exhibit as capable of nervous behaviors, learning, and teaching. One automaton imitates human anxiety while the other demonstrates calm competence, potentially serving as private tutors and aides in a coming age of machine education.
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Washington
Nana
Vance
Jock Farverd
Eucrates
Eucestes
Neo Nazi Movement Nested in West Berlin
Readable fragments describe a West Berlin Nazi revival effort led by a six-person group and linked to the broader Nazi nostalgia network. The piece cites meetings, publications, and local organizers like Werner Zehden and Eugen Bromstadt, noting police concern and alleged efforts to influence German youth.
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West Berlin
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Berlin
Iet-margaine
Berg
Worlshofen
West Germany
Bayerie
Wen Seria
Bomuj
Bonn
Theleller Adenauer
Bertin
West Bar 1
neo-Nuzae Vee
Stahlhelen Steel
Hier Youth Organization
Veterans Organization
West Ber J
Hitler
Iapin Ax
Federation of
Ptah
Felticenis
Mzhdng
Organkzer
Werner A Zehden
Lina Wert
Stewllty
Zehden
Kon
Red Adenpuera Christian Democratic Union
West Berl
Sud West Berlin
Germany
Eugen Bromstadt
Axghemed
Atlas
West Berin
East Zone Faces Food Shortage in East Germany
BERLIN In East Germany a serious food shortage grips the region with meat potatoes sugar and panty scarce. The central committee of the East German communist party warned officials that shortages may continue into August and September and barred vacations for party functionaries. Meat remains hardest to obtain with low quality pork largely imported from Red China. Stores report butter shortages and shoppers wait early to beat depletion. East Germany is importing eggs vegetables mushrooms and rice from Red China while also receiving fish chickens ducks onions from Beret and large wheat deliveries from the Soviet Union. Governments blame poor weather and late harvesting for the crisis.
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Berlin
INS
East Germany
East German Communit Party
Red China
Poland
Soviet Union
Air Fatalities Total 47 590 Reported by U S Air Admin
U S Aeronautics Administration releases figures showing total aviation fatalities since 1927. Domestic scheduled airline deaths 2254, international scheduled 362, non scheduled 865, Alaska 33, private pilots 14073, covering years up to 1985. Also notes Michigan constitution established public libraries.
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Washington
U. S. Mar
Aeronautics Administration
CAA
Lough
Theer
Translation Machine Aims to Solve Language Barriers
Georgetown University researchers with a Science Foundation grant work to develop an automatic translator that can render texts across languages. The project targets 8000 common words and 2400 identified terms with a multilingual vocabulary and robust grammar rules to translate from English into multiple languages.
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Washington
Georgetown “University
Bunion
Nethings Reilance Foundation
Ottlonal Business Machines Corp
Georgetown
Wilsean
Che
Allen
The
Science Foundation
Anchorage Between Old Traditions and New Growth
Anchorage faces rapid change as new developments press against historic limits. The city, far north of expanding national routes, stands at a crossroads with strategic importance, aviation ties, and a pioneer spirit shaping its future. Page 2 continues.
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Helsink
Finland
Hawaiian Islands
Anchorage
U. S. Defense
Alaska
Brisk Communist Trade In Western Europe Gains Pace
Communist salesmen push a diversified export drive in Western Europe after the Geneva Conference. Soviet bloc shipments show price cuts and favorable delivery terms, affecting British and Swedish markets with notable sales in textiles, construction materials, and manufactured goods.
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Bernard Kupiua
Paris
Nana
Europe
Western
Amere Jean Exparta
Russia
Norway
Hasern European” Textilesnd
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Decatur
Lerry
St. Louis
Encrates
Physical Society
Jetters
Michigan
REDS
Sweden
Maryanne Davis
Studebaker
South Bend, Inc
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