U S May Take Over North Africa Aid
Paris June 23 The United States may be asked to provide aid to Morocco Tunisia and Algeria as France strains resources in North Africa. US bases in Morocco were set up without Moroccan input and Paris weighs how much Washington would pay to sustain new governments and ongoing conflicts.
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Egypt Votes to End Monarchy and Embrace Republic
Egyptians flocked to polls on a hot June day in a plebiscite that made Egypt a republic with Gamal Abdel Nasser as president. Women voted for the first time, ballots included yes no and Nasser president images, while officials warned against fraud and issued penalties for coercion.
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Nasser's Nile Dam Move Highlights Cold War Struggle
Cairo reports say Nasser seeks to avoid deeper Soviet ties while juggling Western aid for the 1.3 billion dollar Aswan Dam. Washington and London fear his shift toward a Soviet line as Dmitri Shepilov with Russia’s Foreign Ministry attends celebrations at Suez.
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Insurance Policies Reach New High in State
New York Texas families hold 11,382,000 life insurance policies totaling 17.225 billion dollars at the start of the year, a record. This compares with 15.061 billion last year and 35.288 billion nationwide at the start of 19. A ten year rise in this state shows 226 percent.
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Terrorists Kill Three In Algiers
June 23 reports say Arab and European gunmen terrorized Algiers with raids across the Casbah and European quarter. Three killed and nine wounded, with 15 guerrillas killed in eastern Algeria and five French troops wounded by a Molotov attack near Oran. Mop-up squads moved in with no immediate arrests announced.
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Wilson defends defense budget stance at press conference
Secretary Wilson, in Quanticow at a defense chiefs meeting, denies using phony to describe Senate action and says no extra Air Force funds are needed beyond his request. He notes congressional proposals add about half a billion and stresses taxpayers must back security measures.
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Senate Eyes Air Force Budget Vote Next Week
The Senate prepares to vote on Air Force funding and a broader 3 billion defense bill next week. Senator Chavez predicts the Senate will approve about 1 billion in extra Air Force funds by a narrow margin, while commenting on a past controversial remark by Wilson. The secretary plans a Quantico departure for a Canadian fishing trip.
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Alaska quake recorded by UC seismograph station
UC seismograph in Berkeley reported a strong earthquake felt on Saturday with instruments indicating a quake centered near the Kamchatka peninsula in Alaska. The notice notes the epicenter location and uses cautious language about the event.
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Britain Seeks Generous Plan for Greek Cypriots Self Government
Nicosia dispatch says Britain prepares a generous new approach to Cypriot self government to win Greek backing while addressing Turkish minority fears. London seeks U.S. help to persuade Ankara as EOKA guerrilla violence complicates the effort. Troop operations in the Troodos range press on with arrests and rewards.
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Italian Women Attend More Chamber Meetings
In Rome on June 22 lawmakers note women in the Hallan Chamber of Deputies attend more sessions than men. Deputy Dario Antoniozzi reports men are absent 22 percent of the time while the 33 women of the 590 seat chamber stay away only 16 percent.
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