Dayan backs Scranton call for stronger U S role in Arab world
Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Dayan agreed with William W Scranton on Saturday that the United States should take a stronger role in the Arab world to blunt Soviet influence. Dayan, after meeting President-elect Nixon at the Hotel Pierre, said he would like to see more U S influence in Arab countries but added that Israel would not pay for it.
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William W. Scranton
U.S
Middle East
Pierre Corridor
America
al Heshbon
Pennsylvania
Scranton
Israel
Egypt
Iraq
Syria
Pierre
New York University Medical Center
Vincent Andrews
Rival Factions Clash In Paris Over Peace Conference Seating
In Paris clashes erupted between rival Vietnamese groups over conference seating plans as U S envoys eyed a pre Christmas accord. Tran Buu Kiem arrived to lead the Front delegation amid rival airport rally symbolism.
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Paris
U.S
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
Tran Buu Kiem
Kiem
Nguyen Cao Ky
South Vietnam
Geo
Hong Kong flu spreads nationwide amid Christmas scare
The Associated Press reports the A2 Hong Kong flu surging across the United States with hospitals urging reduced visits. New York City and Indianapolis seek to limit patients’ contacts while postal workers warn deliveries may be affected. For vaccines, the nation eyes early January supplies with New York expecting 50 000 shots and Washington already using 20 000.
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Puerto Rico
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Iowa
Nebraska
Virginia
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Hoffman Shifts Between Broadway and Film Roles
Noting Dustin Hoffman remains active in both theater and cinema, he is starring in a Broadway musical while filming a movie with Mia Farrow. He has completed Midnight Cowboy which should debut soon, and fans await further project details.
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Hoffman
Mia Farrow
Los Angeles
S&h
B. J
Decatur
Stratford Rd
B. F
Point Mallard Park
Discovery
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Heating Service On Gas Oil Or Coal Leads To Contact
For heating needs on gas oil or coal call 353-4623. Fan.
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Wonnidar
State Hits Three Area Tour Spots
Bob Brewer travel promotion director at the State Bureau of Publicity and Information criticized managers of the Joe Wheeler Home in Lawrence County Natural Bridge at Haleyville and Burritt Museum in Huntsville for lack of cooperation. He said his office has asked for monthly visitor data and promotional materials for about a year with little success.
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Winford Turner
State Bureau of Publicity and Information
North Alabama
Bob Brewer
Joe Wheeler
Lawrence County
Natural Bridge
Haleyville
Burritt Museum
Huntsville
Brewer
Decatur Daily
Area Soon May Have Highway Competition
The area will gain a new four lane limited access highway linking Interstate 65 with Huntsville after a $23 million project gains approval. A second spur will provide quick access to Huntsville from Moorseville, with construction expected to start soon after one year of planning.
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Rocket City
U. S&s. Department of Transportation
Interstate 65
Harry Pennington
Pennington
Alabama 20
Apollo 8 Clears Final Readiness for Moon Orbit
CAPE KENNEDY Fla. AP The Apollo 8 crew Col. Frank Borman Capt. James Lovell Jr and Maj. William Anders prepared for a Christmas Eve moon orbit after a medical briefing and simulator rehearsal marking the spacecrafts readiness for the space venture.
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Air Force
Frank Borman
Navy
James A. Lovell Jr
William A. Anders
Apollo 8 Pre-Count and Readiness With Saturn V Launch
Officials review Apollo 8 readiness as astronauts plan downtime in ready room. Countdown prep targets 7 51 a m est Saturday liftoff of Saturn 5 with eight holds and long rest periods. Final countdown starts Thursday night T minus 28 hours before liftoff and post liftoff stage engine restart aims to escape earth gravity.
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Rocco A. Petrone
Tallulah Bankhead Buried in Maryland Churchyard
Tallulah Bankhead, famed American actress, was buried Saturday in a remote St. Pauls Episcopal Church grave in Maryland's Eastern Shore. About 35 attended including sister Eugenia Bankhead and nephew William B Bankhead II. She died Friday in New York at age 65 after flu developed into pneumonia.
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Eugenia Bankhead
William B. Bankhead II
Estelle Winnwood
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St. Luke’s Hospital
New York
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