Mexico City Hotels Lose Millions Amid Zionism Boycott
An AP coverage details a Jewish organizations boycott against travel to Mexico over Zionism being labeled racism. Cancellations reached 68,009 hotel bookings and 60,000 in Mexico City, with losses estimated between 4 and 5 million dollars. Conventions scheduled for January through March dropped, totaling about 12 events and 472,000 dollars in lost revenue. Major Jewish groups report tours cancelled or scaled back, while Mexican officials sought to mend ties with assurances from President Echeverria. The boycott persisted despite later Mexican statements and UN alignment.
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JF Press
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Union of American Hebrew
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United States
B'nai B'rith
Mexico
Naom Levine
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Banco de Mexico
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Rabasa
Israel
Raibasa
Ler Yigal ‘Allen
United Nations
American Jewish ‘Congress
Baytown Woman Injured In Early Morning Car Crash
Baytown woman Pamela Rae Young 19 of 10 N Circles was injured when her car ran off the road and struck a utility pole in the 900 block of West Sterling early Saturday. Officer James Powell said Young apparently blacked out at the wheel. She was taken to San Jacinto Methodist Hospital. no charges were filed.
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West
Berling
James Powell
Pamela Rae Young
Sterling Powell
Young
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Powell
Texas to issue new license plates with monthly renewals
Texas officials outline 1976 changes to license plates including a red white and blue design with embedded year stickers and new monthly registration system. The state will issue standardized plates with left and right corner rectangles and monthly validation marks indicating issuance month. Beginning 1978 county registrars will handle year round residency registrations.
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Wbite
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Lone Star
R. W
Bob) Townsley
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Istor
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Matarisis
Police Busy Probing Burglaries Mischief
Daytown police spent the weekend investigating burglaries and cases of mischief. Reported thefts included citizen band radios from cars at apartment complexes and parking areas, with values ranging from 100 to 209 dollars. Damages to vehicles and homes also prompted inquiries, including a drive‑in speaker shattered windshield and tires slashed, plus overturned cars in ditch reports. Names and addresses of several victims are listed among the incidents.
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Jerry Lee
Tri-City Beach Road
Ronald Williams
Village Lane
Charles Winning
Garth
Clif
Crow
Shady Hill
Clifl
Edvie’.M. Ratley
Singleton
John Yingling
Graham
William Tullis
Mockingbird
Debra Johnson
Ward
Harold Crawford
John Shipp
Ashby
Toyota
Robert E. Roberts
Two Young Inmates Go Home For Yale Christmas
FALL CITY AP report explains Joe and Eldon, two brothers aged 9 and 10, who were held at Echo Glen Children's Home near Spokane for trespassing theft and truancy. They will spend Christmas with family before returning to the facility. They describe fighting with bullies, comforting each other at night, and hope to avoid trouble after the holidays. Their mother declines to be named.
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Echo Glen
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Allen
Lane
Shell
Echo Stan
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Spokane
Stevgs Gul Sulgal
Feha Glen
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Hyepil
Dre
Dow Indus
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