Refugees in Egyptian camps accuse Israeli soldiers of killings
Arab refugees in Ain Gallout Egypt accuse Israeli troops of murder rape arson and loot as 8 689 refugees including 2 500 children are housed in five new villages between Cairo and Alexandria. Voices recount villages burned and families lost after crossing the Suez Canal.
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bin el Abd
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Police Kill 2 in Hong Kong Riot Raid on Union Hall
Hong Kong police and British troops raided a union headquarters stocked with explosives. Police killed two Chinese suspects and wounded others during clashes as arsonists set two fires at a telephone exchange. Eleven others were arrested as the unrest that began May raised the death toll to 21.
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Gator on loose near Nay Aug Park in Scranton
Visitors warned of a dangerous alligator from Nay Aug Park zoo that escaped and was seen heading toward Roaring Brook River. Park workers searched woods and dragged the river Wednesday but found no trace of the three foot reptile.
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Guarded Industry Interest In New Cigarette Filter
New York AP report notes tobacco firms show guarded interest in Columbia Universitys new cigarette filter. Columbia will form a separate company to license the filter invented by Robert L Stickman of New Jersey. Tobacco firms seek testing and samples before committing.
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Younger Workers Harder to Organize Says AFL-CIO
Washington AP reports the AFL-CIO says younger, better educated workers resist unionizing more than previous generations. George Meany and William Kircher cite white collar growth and nonunion employers paying higher wages as key challenges while urging tailored organizing across industries.
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Labor Federation
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Marvin Friedman
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New Quads Weighed for First Time in Melbourne
Four newborns a girl and a boy from Melbourne, Australia are weighed for the first time. The girls weigh 3 pounds 15 ounces and 3 pounds 11 ounces and 3 pounds 2 ounces. The boy weighs 3 pounds.
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Melbourne
Australia
Joanne Jones
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