Philae Monuments To Be Saved From Nile Waters
Cairo AP reports UNESCO plans to relocate 18 Philae temples dating to 350 B C from submerged Nile site near Aswan Dam to Agilka Island. Estimated salvage cost 12.5 million dollars with contributions from Egypt UNESCO and donors including West Germany. US offer of up to 6 million considered.
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Cairo
Philae
Nile
Aswan Dam
United Nation
B.C
Agilka Island
Vladimir Menedovic
Unesco
Rene Mahu
Menedovie
Kennedy
United States
Menedovic
West Germany
Island of
Aswan
Egypt
Philae Islet
Greece-Roman Influence Noted in Egyptian Temples
Delicately molded pillars and intercolonaded walls recall classical architecture shaping governance in Egypt. Dismantling temples could uncover important archaeological finds. Menedovic said recent explorations suggest even older foundations lie beneath current temples.
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Egypt
Menedovic
Explosions Kill and Wound Workers at New Jersey Plant
A series of blasts at a Penns Grove powder plant left four buildings demolished, seven damaged, and a blending tower damaged. One body was found under a toppled boxcar, with two more bodies found nearby. Seven injured victims were hospitalized and treated. Victims identified include Francis J. Quinn and six others. Quinn identified so far. The plant, which makes powder for military and sporting use, briefly closed then reopened with the second shift.
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Salem County Memorial Hospital
Salem
N. J
Penns Grove
Anne Gilpin
New Jersey
Francis J. Quinn
William L. Boyce
Bary W. Moore
Joseph A. Harrell
Elmer T. Hill
Lawrence P. Robillard
Harry D. Green
Quinn
Teen hairdos evolve as mothers cut styles at home
A group of 11 boys and one girl, cousins aged 14 to 19, experiment with mother cut hair and varied styles. The mother notes home cuts can beat barber disagreements, while teens discuss school, work, and relationships. One girl sports a medieval inspired serf style. a bearded teen explores identity beyond labels. John Bernard of New York introduces variations like a shell cut framing the face.
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Oliver
John- John
New York
John Bernard
Kind sisters carry the torch in rock and soul
The piece surveys Roslyn Kind following Barbra Streisand, Carolyn Franklin debuting with Baby Dynamite on RCA, and Dee Dee Warwick issuing Foolish Fool on Mercury. It notes Carolyn’s USC music study and church roots, Dee Dee’s Bacharach link, and Elvis Presley’s From Elvis in Memphis with country-leaning tracks like I’ll Hold You in My Arms.
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Roslyn Kind
Barbra Streisand
Aretha Franklin
Dionne Warwick
Miss Kind
Franklin
Warwick
Carolyn Franklin
RCA
Aretha
Carolyn
University of Southern California
Baptist Church
Erma
Dee Dee Warwick
Mercury
Alfie
Dionne
Dee Dee
Ed Townsend
Bert Bacharach
Hal David
Townsend
Elvis Presley
Elvis
Memphis
Presley
Presley's Voice and Old Time Country Blend in New Time
The review praises Elvis Presley for depth in There's real depth to Presley's voice with a smooth top and underlining throb. It notes "It Keeps Right on a Hurtin" and "Gentle on My Mind" adapt to folk or pop, and mentions Jim Figg as the first bare knuckle heavyweight champ in 1719. The piece laments obsolete waterways and transportation in the Wabash Valley.
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Presley
Jim Figg
Terre Haute Tribune
Pilllyes
America
Wabash Valley
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