Jordanian Official Visits Cedar Rapids Details Civil Service Roles
Hajaim ElTell, Jordan’s undersecretary of interior, toured four local farms and discussed internal security, jails, and reform needs. He noted irrigation as key to Jordan’s agriculture and explained film censorship duties and potential work release programs before a Chicago trip.
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Dale Kueter
Hajaim ElTell
Cedar Rapids
Elltell
Jordan
Chicago
El-Tell
Ministry of the Interior
U.S. Department of Interior
El-Tel
Drouth
Peral System
EL ‘Tell
Eltell
Ce'iruth
Dar Rapids
Fim
Rice and salt seizures shift Viet Cong focus in Vietnam
U S troops report large rice and salt captures from the Viet Cong, enough to feed dozens of VC battalions for a year and 233 tons of salt. The raids disrupt VC political activity, forcing reliance on captured or Cambodian-sourced rice and heightened harvest protection.
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Ray Cromley Washington
NEA
Vietnam
U.S
Cambodia
North Vietnam
Reds
USS
Saigon
Problem in South Africa Where To House Chauffeurs
In South Africa vast numbers of white traveling salesmen face a housing crisis for African chauffeurs at overnight stops. Laws ban whites from white residential areas. towns lack African accommodations. Pretoria plans a hotel for Africans in Atteridgeville. Questions arise about driver safety and elder travelers reliant on chauffeurs.
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South Africa
Johannesburg
Cape Province
Joe Harding
Pretoria
Atteridgeville
Harding
Hillie Feldman
Association
Lear Plans Check of Its New Model Planes
Lear Jet Corp said it has asked owners of more than 100 Lear Model 23 and 24 planes in service to discontinue flights until technicians inspect each plane's horizontal stabilizer hinge. The precaution follows an April 23 Lear jet crash near Clarendon Texas that killed two men. Lear has delivered 106 six and seven place twin jet planes since starting about four years ago. No evidence of a structural design defect was found.
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Wichita
Lear Jet Corp
Lear
Clarendon
Texas
C R School Paper Wins National Journalism Award
The Washington Surveyor, the Washington High School paper, received a national certificate of honor from the American Scholastic Press Assn. It honors high standards of journalism and community tuberculosis and respiratory disease work. Kathryn Worles mentors the class. Keith McMartin edits the paper. The project is co sponsored by national and state tuberculosis health groups.
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Washington Surveyor
Washington High School
American Scholastic Press Assn
Kathryn Worles
Washington
Keith McMartin
Tuberculosis and Health Assn
Griffin Picked as Michigan Senator
Griffin, a Republican Rep. Hubert Grann, was named to the US Senate to succeed the late Sen. Patrica McNamara. Grann, 42, will serve the remainder of McNamara’s term and a new term is decided by a November ballot. The appointment was anticipated by Governor Romney who may run for president in 1968.
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Lansing
Mich
Pac
Vrm
Hubert Grann
US Senate
Gui
George Romney
Patrica McMama
Griin
Michigan Nepublican
Pidon
McNamara
G. Mennen Williams
Detroit
Jerome Cavanaga
Griffin
Landrum - Griffin
Romney
Fallout from China’s third nuke tests shows larger yield
U S officials: China’s third nuclear blast in May 1965 at Niigata rivaled the largest yet. Seismic readings and Takao Kosaka’s estimates from Niigata University indicate dust radioactivity about 33 times higher than the second test, with potential health risks.
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Peking
Washington
China
U.S
Hiroshima
Niigata University
Nigata
Takao Kosaka
Ile
Kosaka
Shock tariffs in line with prior expectations report
Officials report that the latest shock warnings and fee changes align with prior projections, noting the Chinese test results fall within the same general range as earlier expansions and assessments.
Resigns Post At Chicago Theological Seminary
Dr. Howard Schomer has resigned as president of Chicago Theological Seminary, effective immediately, according to a brief AP report from Chicago.
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Chicago
Howard Schomer
Chicago Theological Seminary
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University of Kathestars
Mormachi
Channel 9
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