Conference urged to reassess Soviet Jewry situation
Rabbi Tesach Z. Levovitz head of the Rabbinical Council of America called for an international conference of Jewish readers to reassess Soviet Jewry in light of recent changes in the Soviet Union. He urged holding the conference soon, likely in Geneva, citing Kosygin's hint at emigration liberalization as a sign of possible policy shift and evidence against anti Semitism claims.
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Lakewood
N.J
Rabbinical Association
America
Soviet Union
Tesach Z. Levovitz
Rabbinical Council of America
Geneva
Alexei N. Kosygin
Levovitz
Wax coatings for furniture care and upkeep
A fragment discussion on wax as a finish for furniture surfaces. It notes wax creates a hard, dirt resistant coating that is easy to wipe clean, lets wood breathe, and protects the finish from wear. The text endorses careful application and regular waxing to maintain top condition.
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Devel
Coburn Haskell
Justice Dept. Declines To Let Hoover Testify
The Justice Department refused FBI Director J Edgar Hoover a Senate Foreign Relations Committee appearance to discuss the stalled U S Soviet consular treaty. Acting Attorney General Ramsey Clark cited Hoover's letters and prior statements as already presenting the matter. The panel paused treaty talks to review U S foreign policy prospects for 1967 amid controversy over Hoover's views. Hoover warned in a letter that the treaty could heighten Soviet espionage and hinder FBI spy hunts, an argument raised by opponent Sen Karl Mundt.
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Justice Department
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Alty
Ramsey Clark
Hoover
U.S
Senate
Karl E. Mundt
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Yugoslavia Formed In 1918 After Serb Montenegrin Union
Yugoslavia emerged in 1918 from the union of Serbia and Montenegro with emancipated Slavic lands of the former Austro-Hungarian empire. The formation marked a new state encompassing diverse South Slavic peoples and territories.
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Yugoslavia
Serbia
Montenegro
Samsoo Worries Malaysian Liquor Distillers
Malaysian moonshiners brew samsoo a potent rice wine popular in rural areas. The Liquor Distillers' Association warns illegal samsoo sales are high enough to force legal distillers to cut back production, prompting concerns before the Tariff Advisory Board.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Distillers’ Association
Distillers Association
Tariff Advisory Board
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