Syrians press attack as Pan Arab force debate rages
Beirut reports say Syria moved more troops into Lebanon while Arab League members argue over a Pan Arab peacekeeping force. Christian leaders threaten to pull Lebanon from the league and refuse any force other than Syria, raising fears of wider conflict.
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Middle East
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Israel
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Cairo
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Elias Sarkis
Libya
Lybyan
Abdel Salem Jalloud
Saiga
Interfaith Day Camp Not Operating This Year
The Interfaith Day Camp funded by the Board for United Ministries and run by a volunteer steering committee will not function this year. Officials urged children awaiting enrollment to seek other opportunities, noting the camp usually ran for one week in August with enrollment in early July.
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United Ministries
Open house to showcase McKinney home in St. Martins
Linda Oligschlaeger Dan Ramlow owner of the McKinney Home Stella Block and Rhonda Brauner tour the grounds to plan points of interest for Sunday open house 2 to 4 p m The eldest house in St Martins sits on the second road left after the St Martins Catholic church on U S Highway 50 heading west to Kansas City Sunday’s event opens a three project Bicentennial series followed by a Miss St Martins beauty contest and quilt show Wednesday with a parade and picnic next weekend.
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Dan Ramlow
McKinney
St. Martins
Stella Block
Rhonda Brauner
St. Martins Catholic
U.S. Highway 50
Kansas City
Organized crime nails Teamsters for $1 million
A Senate staff study says New York City Local 295 paid out $790,000 more in life insurance commissions than needed between 1970 and 1973. It alleges organized crime figures including Louis Ostrer and associates profited, with a longtime union officer tied to underworld activity. The report urges Labor Justice and IRS review for possible prosecution.
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Senate
Departments of Labor and Justice
Internal Revenue Service
Government Operations Permanent Subcommittee On Investigations
Louis Ostrer
Ostrer
Anthony
Tony Ducks” Corallo
Johnny “Dio” Dioguardi
Anthony “Hickey
DiLorenzo
Ruby Stein
Nicholas “Jiggs” Forlane
Union Woman Attacked After Editorial Targets Patrol
Mrs Gloria Uhrmann wife of a weekly shopper publisher says three men bound gagged and assaulted her in her home the day after County Seat Shopper ran an editorial opposing the Indian Citizens Patrol in Franklin County Missouri Sheriff and Highway Patrol investigate the patrol amid controversy over vigilante activity.
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Indian Citizens Patrol
Franklin County
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Missouri Highway Patrol
Supreme Court rejects due process defense in libel case
The Supreme Court rules by 5 to 4 that a North Carolina policeman fired for alleged unsatisfactory work has no constitutional right to a pre firing hearing. Justices Brennan and Marshall fault the ruling as a blow to due process, noting the earlier decision limited protection to reputation-based cases. The Merion City officer W H Wood faced dismissal after statements by city manager Carl Bishop alleging poor performance.
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Supreme Court
North Carolina
Louisville, Ky
William Brennan Jr
Thurgood Marshall
Merion City
N.C
W. H. Wood
Carl Bishop
Humphrey May Seek Top Senate Leadership Post
Sen. Hubert Humphrey says he may seek the Senate Democratic leadership post vacated by Mike Mansfield. A Humphrey bid could clash with Sen. Robert Byrd, who says he already has commitments from 33 of 62 Democrats. Others seeking the post include Muskie Hollings and Byrd remains optimistic about securing support ahead of the vote next January.
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Humphrey
Robert Byrd
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Byrd
Edmund Muskie
Ernnest Hollings
Eader
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John Glenn
Ohio
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