Capture of Algerian Rebels Preludes Bitter Warfare
Paris reports indicate France may face a new North African war as the seizure of Ben Bella and tenacious rebel leadership threaten Morocco and Tunisia. Riots followed arrests, straining relations and raising fears of broader action by Algerian rebels aided by regional extremists.
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Paris
Fronchinho
Decani-Jeans
Africa
Ben Bella
Srrest
North Advican_ solidarity
Undersea Search Promises Ancient Revelations and Health Debate
American archeology plans a major underwater expedition to study sunken ports of the Roman era along the Mediterranean coast, including Caesarea and Galilee. The report pairs the dive with a New York discussion on aging drivers and road safety, citing rising traffic injuries among seniors and calls for research into safer driving practices.
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New York
Nana
Israel
Ounce Barrette
Ncaa
Bourguike
Tiberius
Tan
Hdwintbu
Sea of Galilee
Link
He willsAere
Bill Inhal
Ben Bela
Dtoor
France
Caesaria
Acre
Falke
Damian
Strinus
Cacs
United States
Harriman
Hut
Life Span Gap Narrowing For American Women Study Finds
A two year study of 42 000 students and brothers in Catholic schools indicates American women's life expectancy is rising faster than men's, suggesting a female biological factor rather than lifestyle. The report from UNC researchers notes averages near 78 for women and 74 for men, with continued gains expected.
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Washington
Nana
Pitiien
University of North Carolina
Lesenins
Melbourne
Australia
Jacobus Heemsker
Heemskerk
George T
Prince Ernest
Sophie
Indaw
Whitchalliss
Queen Elizabeth
England
Europe
Charlie
Hansverin
Al-Jnman
Winston
Churchill
RAF
House of Lords
A. Googt
Finest
Augustus
Stitus
Nogales
Ariz
Vinal
Hanover
Hells
Alwoad
Lucis
Rosas
Exiland
Tucannati
Adenauer shifts army policy amid cabinet shakeup
West Germany scales back 1959 military goals after public pressure. Chancellor Adenauer cuts the draft from 18 to 12 months, fires defense minister Theodore Blanks, and appoints Franz Josef Strauss, who opposes the 500,000 citizen army. The reform aims to democratize the force, removing aristocratic dominance and class distinctions, while most conscripts return to civilian life.
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G. Hayden Washington
Nana
Adenauer
West Germany
Nts
Theodore Blanks
Blank
Small-Fry Cops Clean Up Traffic
In Columbus Ohio a chaotic scene unfolds as young officers implement a new traffic program. The article notes ticketing and criticism from parents and teachers while detailing alleged parallels to broader civil actions and penalties.
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Strauss
Christian Democratic Party
Columbus
Ohio
Varia
Literauer
Red
Fos
Daoner
Fritz Er
Tracher
Peo Jer
Adenuuer Social Democratic Party
Man Land Army
Railroad Know-How Goes to Sea and Back in Tests
Washington reports a sea trial of a railway engine that could save the United States over 38 billion dollars by providing a fast cargo ship reserve for national emergencies. The experimental ship Sergeant, with a gas turbine engine and cost of 3.4 million, sped through tests and may influence mothballed World War I ships. Officials stress more testing is needed, but the potential to repurpose 1,500 ships supports a stronger defense posture despite unsettled excitement in the shipping world.
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Washington
NANA
Uncle Sam
National Defense Reserve
Park Wacuer
Ed Helterskeiler
Aulus
Condhan
Danner
Counterfeits thrive as jade crafts woo buyers
Vancouver report says China born jade artistry attracts counterfeiters. Experts warn skilled fakers mimic patina, veining, and sound to pass as antique jade pieces from China. Domestic jade work rises as market shifts, with fake antique pieces selling for high prices in North America.
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Vancouver
North Americ
China
Far East
Newest Defense Link to Test Arctic Rocket Operations
SCIENTISTS JOIN IN TESTS AS US-UK-Canadian teams study Arctic defense methods amid a $6,000,000 rocket launch site at Fort Churchill Manitoba. The facility with 120-foot towers is tied to meteorological work and International Geophysical Year plans. Research covers anti aircraft rockets and interception, with potential missile tests toward the Soviet Union and China. Concluded notes reference additional sites and cross page continuation.
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Winnipeg
Nand
Hore U
Poe
Fort Churchill
Manitoba
Hud‘Ison Bay
Arctic Warfare Research
Fort[Churchill
Searcey
Altough
Sovet Union
America
Alternative Polio Serum Developed at Chicago Hospital
The Michael Reece Research Foundation in Chicago announces a new formaldehyde killed virus polio vaccine. Developed alongside Levinson, it is not the oral live-virus vaccine and uses ultraviolet irradiation to kill the virus. Backed by health authorities, it aims to supplement the Salk program with a potentially safer production method for children.
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Chicago
Michalel Reece Research Foundation
Sidney O. Levinson
Jonas Sark
National Foundation For
Reece
Scientifig
Maichael Reece Hospital
Levinson
Mi.als
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