American Policy in Middle East Produces Some Strange Mixtures
UPI analyst Phil Newsom notes postwar arms balance in the Middle East creates odd pairings as the United States and its allies arm Egypt Israel Jordan Saudi Arabia and Britain supplies fighters to Saudi Arabia while the U.S. backs missiles and armored units. The article cites disclosed U.S. tank deals with Jordan and Israel and warns the arms race fuels regional instability alongside Cyprus and Indo Pakistan conflicts.
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Middle East
Britain
United States
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
France
Israel
West Germany
U.S
Egypt
Pentagon
Cyprus
Friends of the
New Hampshire May Lose Its Sweepstakes Monopoly
Concord New Hampshire sweepstakes officials say a New York lottery would not hurt profits. They cite a rising sales trend, two races in 1966, and mail, clubs, and bonus programs as growth factors. Executives expect outlets and public support to boost 1967 prospects.
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New Hampshire
Concord
N.H
UPI
New York
James Kennedy
Howell
Granite State
Education
Kennedy
U.S. Senate
Edward Powers
UnitedAmerican Legion leaders to visit Vermont conference
The National Commander and National Vice Commander of The American Legion will attend Vermont’s mid winter conference in Barre on February 4 and 5. L Eldon James of Hampton Virginia will address a joint Legislature session and participate in auxiliary activities sponsored by Barre Post 10. The Vermont department Executive Committee met with 40 members present and plans to hold the annual convention in Barre this July.
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Montpelier
American Legion
Vermont
Vermont Department of the American Legion
Barre
L. Eldon James
Hampton
Vermont American Legion Auxiliary
James
William Rogers
Auburn
Maine
The
Legion
Department of Vermont
Department
Group Seeks To Find Answers To Sudden Death Among Infants
Seattle researchers led by Dr. J Bruce Beckwith study Sudden Death Syndrome of Infancy SDS in Washington King County autopsies and a mothers group forms the Washington Association for Sudden Infant Death Study to aid understanding and support grieving families.
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Seattle
UPI
J. Bruce Beckwith
Children’s Orthopedic Hospital
Washington Association For
Beckwith
Washington State
King County
SDS
Fred Dore
Artisan Continues Hand Weaving Craft Old World to Modern Loom
Irish born Thomas Senier, age 70, recalls the wool trade from Galway to Dorchester. He learned weaving as a child, built a mill in the US, faced its decline, and now weaves on a few looms at home on commission. He speaks of Lord & Taylor and Harris tweed, and his wife Delia is three weeks older than he. He also enjoys Irish music and jokes about women. Meanwhile Georgia and other states expand welcome centers to lure travelers, with free snacks and information, aiming for half a million visitors as a sixth center opens.
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Bolton
UPI
Thomas Senier
Roscommon
Dorchester
Ireland
London
Senior
Galway
United States
Lord & Taylor
Brooks Brothers
Wayside Inn
Studio Shop
T.D. Whitney
Senier
Delia
Washington
American Automobile Association
Georgia
Bill Hardman
World Festival of Negro Arts planned for Dakar
The World Festival of Negro Arts will run in Dakar Senegal from April 1 to 24 drawing artists writers musicians and entertainers from at least 30 countries including over 100 U S delegates. Prizes will honor outstanding Negro contributions across literature painting sculpture music drama films and dance with works by contemporary African artists and classic Negro art on loan from major museums.
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New York
UPI
Dakar
Senegal
United States
Pan American World Airways
Africa
Bennington Democrat Caucus Called by Town Committee
Democrat voters of Bennington are warned of a caucus at the Bennington County Court House on Thursday February 3 at 8:00 p.m. to nominate candidates for offices to be voted on at the annual Town Meeting March 1 1966 and to transact other proper business. Carmel A. Babcock, Chairman, Jan 25, 31, Feb 2.
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Bennington
Bennington County Court House
Democrat Town Committee
Carmel A. Babcock
Shaftsbury
Cole Hall
Democratic Town Committee
Bernard A. McCarthy
Shaftsbury Republican caucus set for January 31 at Cole Hall
Shaftsbury Republican voters are warned of a caucus to nominate town candidates and address any proper business at Cole Hall on Monday January 31 1966 at 7 30 p m chaired by Tracy E Kenyon Jr.
Shaftsbury Democratic Town Committee Meeting Notice
Democratic voters in the Town of Hall meet on Tuesday February 1 1966 at 7 30 p m to transact business. Bernard A McCarthy is listed with dates January 26 27 31.
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Phil Newsom
Syria
Soviet Union
Iraq
U.S. Information Service
Waikiki
WRGB
U.S.D.A
A&p
Jane Parker
Son
Ann Page
Pork & Beans
Statler
Firenze
the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company, Inc
Commission
Howell F. Shepard
State Legion
National Institute of Health
By Charles M. Schulz
Beagles
B.C
Blondie
Johnny Hart
Daddy
Chic Young
Steve Canyon
Milton Caniff
NAVY
Kayt Valencia
Bien BU
BY Stan Drake
Heart of
Juliet Jones
Skeets Price
Eve
MY Darling
Whit
Miss Jones
Republican Caucus
Republican Town Committee
Tracy E. Kenyon Jr
Democratic
Caucus
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