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Newspaper
Bucks County Times
Location
Levittown, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1967
Page
20
Five British models presented a London look aboard the Queen Araber ship between London and New York. The shipboard show, the finale of a couture sequence that began in Mayfair, spanned over 15 hours and crossed the Atlantic, ending at a New York pier.
In Saigon Tri Quang presses for concessions amid a government offer of sincerity as Thieu suspends recognition of a rival Buddhist faction led by Thich Tam Chau. The monk vows to remain at Independence Palace until his demands are satisfied, after a long hunger and exposure ordeal.
President Gamel Abdel Nasser sent New Year greetings to Egypt's Jewish community in Cairo at the Grand Temple. Census figures in January 1967 counted 2,484 Jews in Egypt amid denials of persecution after the June war.
The Atlanta premiere of Gone With The Wind draws tears and applause as Olivia de Havilland leads a starry night. Fans recall the 1939 debut while Gable and Leigh are missed, and the wide screen rerelease runs three hours and forty minutes.
About 300 students heard Richard J. Bernstein and William C. Davidon condemn the Vietnam draft as illegal and urge resistance. Bernstein called the draft a terrible disaster and Davidon labeled going to Vietnam to kill as murder. Some attendees defended U.S. policy or the draft.
Tiny quantities of strunzite appeared in New Hampshire in 1947 but large enough deposits were found in Bavaria enabling practical work with the mineral for the first time.
Police hunted a hit and run driver blamed for knocking out automatic signals causing a triple train crash near Liege. At least 12 killed and 70 injured as a Liege to Brussels express collided with a commuter train and derailed, while a signalman faces manslaughter charges.
The FBI monitors possible federal violations amid a seven week steel truckers walkout in Ohio and Pennsylvania. Incidents of violence declined in the past 24 hours but a shooting and a blast were reported. Trucker unions cite demands for higher revenue shares and pay for loading wait times as steel firms cut output and 15,000 layoffs occur.
Two year old Jeffrey L. Rossman of Blooming Glen died of strangulation when a toy chest lid pinned his neck and arm as he reached for a toy. He was pronounced dead on arrival at Grandview Hospital in Sellersville. Police say a flange on the lid caused the trap and hindered escape. Mrs. Terry Rossman found her son and attempted mouth to mouth resuscitation while fire brigade and ambulance crews helped en route to the hospital.
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