Soviet built missiles down two Israeli planes near canal
United Press International reports two Israeli jets were shot down by Soviet built SAM2 missiles over the Suez Canal amid ongoing raids. Egyptian forces claimed four Israeli planes were downed, while Israel acknowledged three pilots parachuted into Egyptian territory. Military observers say the event boosts Egyptian morale as Cairo and Moscow weigh settlement prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Suez Canal
Egypt
Tel Aviv
Mage East
Israel
Cairo
Canal
Moscow
Kremlin
Samuel Abdel Naseer
Middle East
U.S
Snow in Montana and mild gulf air across the nation
Two inches of snow fell in West Yellowstone Montana while other regions reported cool nights in the Rockies and humid warmth across the East. Temperatures near 100 degrees were logged in Phoenix and parts of the Midwest endured heat records as the storm and weather patterns shifted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
United Press International
Owas
Phoenix
Ariz
al Bateman
Mont
West Yellowstone
Gulf States
Mississippi and
Ohio
Virginias
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Rocky Mountains
Plateau
High Plains
Colorado
Lake Superior
Florida
Pacific Coast
New England
Denver
Colo
Boulder
Norfolk
Neb
Midwest
Chicago
Commonwealth Edison Company
Marfa
Tex
Frank Collin's turmoil splits neo Nazi movement in Chicago
Frank Collin, 26, a Chicago ne0 Nazi leader, says he quit the National Socialist White People's Party to form the National Socialist Party of America after disputes and alleged internal treason. He vows to follow Rockwell's teachings and confront groups like Students for a Democratic Society. In Moscow, Pravda reports a liquor crackdown: 300 shops closed and bans on liquor sales in cafes as authorities trim outlets.
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Chicago
UPI
Frank Collin Iy
Collin
Frank Collin
Midwest
National Socialist White Peoples’ Party
American Nazi Party
Frank
Max Collin
Max Cohen
Germany
Arlington
South Side
National Socialist Party of America
National Party
George Lincoln Rockwell
Rockwell
Students
Moscow
UPT
Communist Party
Pravda
Meaning of lighght cited in arts funding debate
Washington Rep. Scherta Aloiva claimed the one word poem lighght by Aram Saroyan defines its value as utter stupidity, noting $750 was spent on the poem and $260 to publish it in The American Literary Anthology 2. The National Foundation of Arts and Humanities funded $53,000 for the entire book as part of a $40 million arts aid bill that passed the House 262 to 68.
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Washington
UPI
William J. Scherta
Aloiva
Secherile
Aram Saroyan
William Saroyan
Scherle
National Foundation of Arts and Humanities
Iowa
Senate
Area residents visit and entertain Polk Mrs. William
Area residents visit and entertain Polk Mrs. William. Carlin returns to Denver after a week with her mother Mrs. Josephine Samuelson and extended family. many guests span Denver to Anchorage and includes Lee Harless, Arthur Adelson, and others, with hospital and reunion notes across Creston Park and nearby towns.
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North Platte
John Myers
Bonnie Lyon
Donald Hudson
Charles Todero
Allentown
Maurice Lindberg
Carl Stolberg
Chicago
Ill
Roy Glasser Jr
Gene Bauer
Sutton
Oscar Sundberg
Elmer Hanquist
York
D. N
Nelson King
Lioyd Curran
Valley
Marvin McKensie
Kansas City
Wayne Lampshire
Anchorage
Alaska
Gilbert Lampshire
David Peterson
Puyallup
Wash
Merlin Nyberg
Ester Lackey
Curtis Bennett
Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital
Norfolk
Tackey
Ada Fredrickson
Gary Bronings
Burnsville
Mim
Paul Strand
Gerhard Dose
Scheffler-Paul
Creston Park
Martha Scheffler
Brenda
Wayne Scheffler
Ervin Schaeffler
Terry Scheffle
Albion
Virgil Scheffler
Guy Scheffler
Newman Grove
Lowell Scheffler
Bill Nienaber
Platte Center
Johnny Hassebrook
Grand Island
Ed Rawlings
Laurie
Joe Odermalt
Shelly
Guam
Millard
Alvean Paul
Herman Homies
Lucille Anderson
Columbus
Eugene Schefflers
Dave Liebig
Melvin Hugsmann
Emma Husmann
William Seltje
Milton
Clarence Scheffler
Darold Mohrman
Creston
Amelia Scheffler
Lena Janssen
Kenneth Paul
Cindy
Herbert Tinsmann
Laurie Hose
Greeley
Cole
Columbus Subscription Rates Advertised in Post
A fragment notes subscription rates for Columbus readers, listing a price of 2.97 dollars. The short item references local distribution and a posting at the post office.
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Echavening Sreret .Sondey
Setene
Columbes
Wate
Iy Columbus
Terwerama
Ivan
Okd
Wsi
Faw Poston
Coca Cola accused in Big Name Bingo game hoax
The FTC charges Coca Cola and promoter Glendinning Companies with a secret rule in the Big Name Bingo promo that kept most players from winning the $100 prize. The scheme ran March to May 31, 1969 for Coca Cola and Tab. A consent order is possible without admission of law violation.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Coca Cola Co
Ame
Glendinning Companies
Tnc
Westport
Coca Cola
Glendinning
Shower honors Miss Bohuslavsky
Patti Schmidt hosted a miscellaneous bridal shower for Karen Bohuslavsky at St. Joseph Hall Platte Center. Maria Bohuslavsky and relatives helped register guests and assist with gifts. Karen Bohuslavsky is set to wed Gerald Gleason at St. Joseph Church Plate Center on July 11.
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Wattsville
Patti Schmidt
St. Joseph Hall
Platte Center
Karen Bohuslavsky
Maria Bohuslavsky
Kathy Kasper
Patty Mares
Coleen Doan
Gayle
Guest Wattsville Returns to St Joseph Home
Mrs Hose Beller, mother of Mrs Albert Schmidt, returned to her St Joseph home in Norfolk Monday after spending the past week in the Schmidt home.
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John Scheffler
Floyd Schwanebeck
Leigh
M. R. Phillips
Ann
Mary
Bellevue
Wash
Alé
Alden
Alty
Clarkson
M. C. Phillips
David Newman
Baby
SS John Evangelical Lutheran Church
Grandview
R. W. Korte
Blytheville
Ark
Cynthia Arin Wells
Ronald Wells
Rotland Korte
Westover Air Force Base
Mass
Korte
Guan
Tri-County Club
Russell Korte
Tampa, Fla
Ladcan Korte
Wattsville
Hose Beller
Albert Schmidt
St. Joseph
Norfolk
Schmidt
Guest Speaker Set for WSCS Meeting at Church
Walter French, a layman and former superintendent, will speak at the WSCS meeting at First United Methodist Church in Albion. He will show slides of the Navaho Indian mission school of the First United Church of Farmington. The session begins at 2 p.m.
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Albion
WSCS
First United Methodist Church
Walter French
First United Church of
Farmington
French
Stromsburg
Birch Society member wins two special House seats
John Rousselot and John Schmitz, both Birch Society Republicans, won special congressional elections in California. Rousselot defeated Myrlie Evers 62,558 to 29,121 for the 25th District and Schmitz led over David Harlian 66,622 to 26,962 in the 35th District. They will serve until November, facing re election. Seats left by deaths of Reps Lipscomb and Utt.
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Los Angeles
UPD
John Trousselol
John Birch Society
Nixon
Myrlie Evers
Medgar Evers
Shepublican
John Schmitz
Birch Society
David Harlian
Achereo
Rousselot
Cambodia
Schmitz
Repubican
Evers
Glennard P. Lipscomb
James Utt
Nebraska 4-H group to embark on 21 day People to People trip
Carol Louis, Mary Fichtl and 42 Nebraskans will depart Omaha Eppley Field on Monday for a 21 day goodwill journey to jum, Holland, Finland, Poland, Czechoslovakia, Germany, Austria and Switzerland. They will meet officials and counterparts to study methods and working conditions, aiming to improve America’s relations abroad. Led by Harold Stevens, Dawson County Extension Agent, the privately sponsored trip is endorsed by People-to-People, Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Louis
Columbus
Mary Jane
Fichtl
Schuyler
Nebraska 4-H Club
Omaha
Eppley Field
Jum
Holland
Finland
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Germany
Austria
Switzerland
United States
America
National
Office of People-to-People, Inc
Kansas City
Fraka descendants plan reunion in Fullerton area
Descendants of Honey Frake born in 1920 Germany will meet July 12 at the 4 H building in Fullerton for a basket dinner and personal table service. A swimming pool will be available. contact Mrs Fraka in Palmer or Mrs Jack Praka in Springfield Missouri for details.
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Honey Frake
Germany
Fullerton
Stark
Fraka
Palmer
Jack Praka
Franklin
Springfield
Diamond ring worth thirty thousand draws attention
Mrs Edythe Golllied of Kings Point told a detective a man forced his way into her car in Manhasset and handcuffed her to the steering wheel before taking the eight carat diamond valued at $30,000. The incident occurred Tuesday as the attractive ring drew unwanted notice.
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Manhasset
N.Y
UPI
Edythe Golllied
Kings Paint
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Milton Scheffler
Christie Scheffler
Eenest Hellbusch
Elmer Broadley
Laurie Housel
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Fremont
H. W. Koch
Jim Arl
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