Al Fatah’s Grip on Middle East Peace Debate
Analysis by Phil Newsom outlines Al Fatah as the main obstacle to negotiating peace in the Middle East. It notes support from Syria and wealthy Arab nations, leadership under Yasir Arafat, and shifts in regional power including Lebanon, Jordan, and Egypt.
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Yasir Arafat
Gamal Abdel. Nasser
United Arab Republic
Jordan
Arafat
Nasser
Germany
Algeria
Wem
Kara~meh
Jordan River
West Bank
Fedayeen
Hussein
Abu Amar
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
Arab League
Dogs Track Escaped Prisoners Withusion Hounds In McAlester Penitentiary
A program at the McAlester Oklahoma state penitentiary uses a pack of trained hounds to trail escaping convicts. Toy Hughes, former Pawhuska officer, trains and oversees the dogs, starting pups and using inmate handlers to care for them. The dogs track by scent and usually corner fugitives, with counts typically seven to ten escapes caught annually.
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McCalester
Oxla
McAlester
Oklahoma
Toy Hughes
Pawhuska
Hughes
Paul
Texas
H.J. Browning
Oklahoma City
Browning
Blood Banks Do Not Shortage But Distribution Needs Fix
Washington reports the nation's blood banks meet current and near term needs though distribution is uneven. A HEW study notes no absolute shortages, but urgent donor appeals and surpluses elsewhere waste blood. Computer inventory could balance regional supplies and curb storage losses. The Red Cross processes over 3 million units yearly and funds blood research.
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UPI
National Heart Institute
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American Red Cross
Red Cross
Rock moves into Peabody Conservatory of Music
Baltimore AP reports rock and jazz infusion at the Peabody Conservatory led by 44 year old William Russo. Director Richard Franko Goldman defends the program as a legitimate curriculum expanding beyond classical study.
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Peabody Conservatory of Music
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Peabody
Conservatory
Richard Franko Goldman
Goldman
Nisic
Juilliard Conservatory
New York
Mozart
Beethoven
Russa
Columbia College
Chicago
Peabody “Conservatory
Pueblo Spy Ship Still Sought By U S Navy After North Korean Seizure
Washington reports the United States continues to seek the return of the Pueblo, a former intelligence ship seized by North Korea 21 months ago. The Navy doubts the vessel remains afloat near Wonsan, cites possible dismantling, and notes the ship’s costly electronics could be moved elsewhere.
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UPI
United States
Pueblo
North Korea
Wonsan
Sea of Japan
U.S
Sarees
United
Demilitarized Zone
Postal Address Notice From Hayward California
Credit post office matter under the Act of Congress March 3, JAR. Address all communications to 116 WW Winton Ave P O Box 3127 Hayward California 94544.
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Winton Ave
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