Israel closes Allenby Bridge to bar expelled Arabs
Israeli troops sealed the Allenby Bridge across the Jordan River to block eight Arabs expelled from the West Bank from returning. Three managed to cross before guards barred the gate, while six others remained on the Jordanian side and appealed to governments and international bodies to end the expulsion. A Red Cross mediation followed amid broader regional military shakeups and a new Egyptian leadership change.
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Cab Commuting Service Offered in Houston
A fleet of taxi cabs will pick up commuters at 13 suburban shopping centers and shuttle them to downtown Houston locations to cut energy use and driving costs. Passengers phone reservations and a computer assigns them to pickup points with five riders per cab to share fares, potentially lowering round trips to about 52 dollars.
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Ten MIA Bodies Recovered by Catholic Anglican Group
In Saigon, a US backed coalition reports recovery of ten MIA bodies and two other victims of the war. A Joint Casualty Resolution Council team aims to identify the remains and visit 240 sites in South Vietnam. Experts assess whether 21 other bodies are Americans. cooperation from North Vietnam remains uncertain.
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Dissident Clergy Pact Seen But Papal Authority Unaddressed
A joint Anglican Roman Catholic commission issued a statement noting substantial agreement on ministry while avoiding papal primacy. The report stresses bishops’ role and apostolic succession, and the aim to aid unity without asserting new papal authority. A Moscow scientist and his wife remain in hospital under police pressure as their case draws attention to broader dissident anxieties.
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Mississippi to Host National Tourism and Energy Conference
Mississippi will host a national conference on tourism and energy analysis. Dr. R L Robinson of the Agricultural and Industrial Board said the meeting will attract about 500 leaders from across the nation. He said the event aims to prevent the energy crisis from reducing tourism in Mississippi. Senators Tinyd Bentson and Daniel Inouye are slated as featured speakers at the conference.
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Fire Safety_alert for holiday season warns of hazards
Public advisory urges careful fire prevention during holidays. Officials highlight risky electrical outlets, lit decorations, and overloaded fuses. Strong recommendations include inspecting trees, using lights safely, and keeping rooms clear from flammable materials.
Heartfelt Drama Mirrors Emergency Fire Safety Tips
A fragmented account describes a medical alert where a person suffers a heart attack during a public event. It emphasizes safety measures, such as keeping away from candles and fireplaces, removing flammable items, and using nonflammable lighting to prevent further danger. The report mentions responders and cautious guidance for bystanders.
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