Americans Volunteer to Help Israel War Effort
Brooklyn driver Mitch Drimmer and other Americans join 170 volunteers arriving in Israel to support the war effort. They will work six months in kibbutzim and factories, many sponsored by organizations, as 30,000 foreigners and 20,000 Americans reportedly volunteer.
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Maynard Jackson to become Atlanta's first black mayor
The Associated Press reports Maynard Jackson will take office January 7 as Atlanta's first black mayor, with his runoff win signaling potential trend-setting for black political involvement in the South. White leaders Jackson may gain broad support and balance on city council. Georgia figures praise the outcome as not reflecting racial division, while Black and civil rights figures call it a historic milestone for the region.
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