Moroccan Jews Live Between Arab World and Israel
In Rabat, Simon, a Jewish tailor, explains Moroccans prize equality for Jews while viewing Israel as an adversary. Morocco permits emigration, and Jews hold some civil roles but face limited official status. The community remains culturally Arabized, with travel and ties to Israel continuing amid regional tensions.
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Aly
Tina Jaw
Bohbat Simur
Simo
Israel
Simon
France
America
Sone
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North African
Andj
Sabbah
Algeria
Nccan
Morocco
David Sabbah
Generas
Middle East
Isree
Tel Aviv
Albert Sasson
Casablanca
Raba Electricity Service
Isaak Benaroche
Untll
Defense Ministry
Supreme Court shifts toward aiding religious institutions in limited entanglement.
AP dispatches show the high court signaling tolerance for government aid to religious entities within strict entanglement limits. Coverage includes Pentagon Papers cases, Ellsberg charges, Hanoi operations, and U S political moves on budget, economy, and refugee admissions. Multiple cities report on court rulings and political actions shaping the Vietnam era and domestic policy.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Pentagon
Los Angeles
Daniel Ellsberg
Serrer
Vietnam
Greeley Police Log Highlights A Busy Monday Patrol
Greeley police logged a busy Monday with reports ranging from suspicious vehicle near 3rd Ave and Ath St to prowler incidents on 7th Ave. A drunk subject was taken to Weld County General Hospital and a burglary was reported at Wiedeman Motors. Fireworks, disturbances, and a car theft attempt at Kmart were noted along with several security checks and a medical aid at 2400 block 10th Ave.
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U.S
3Rd Ave
Ath St
7Th Ave
Weld County General Hospital
Dodge
10Th Ave
11Th Ave
Hillside
Park Place
Smit
Hubble
Heath Junior High School
Cab Company
Lakeside Dr
1Th Ave
Vth St
Wiedeman Motors
Rob Campbell
21St Ave
Moser Auto Repair
28Th Ave
Roland Alles
8Th Ave
K- Mart
Intick
9Th Ave
Ibinek 10Th Ave
26Th Ave
1St Ave
18Th St
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Glenmere Park
20Th St
Erntael
Island Grove Park
16Th Ave
Jarmy
Ave
4Th Ave
Range of local thefts and a Belfast arms find reported
Police and residents reported multiple thefts from cars in Garden City and nearby areas including cameras survey gear X ray film and a 2 percent caliber rifle. Other thefts involved tapes at Kramers Station, damaged trailers and disturbances near Johnstown. A Mobile Mix Concrete burglary north of Greeley yielded office equipment and a two way radio. In Rome government tobacco shops faced a 24 hour strike over pricing and openings. British troops uncovered an illegal arms depot in Belfast during a house to house search.
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Terrence Rapp
Idals
Garden City
Romona
Lopez
Greeley
Kramers Station
Kergey
Young
1St Ave
Gilbert Wagner
Kersey
Johnstown
Dorris Hennekers
Glacier Dr
Country Hstates
Mobile ‘Home Park
Arms College
Mobile Mix Concrete
Rome
Haly
Belfast
Another Disastrous Copper Strike Appears Imminent
AP reports negotiators failed to reach contract terms as a three year pact for United Steelworkers and four major copper producers remains unsettled. Figures cite possible nationwide impact with about 30,000 workers affected across Arizona Utah New Mexico Montana and Nevada.
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Phoenix
United Steelworkers of America
Express
Kennecott Copper Corp
Phelps, Dodge
American Smelling & Refining Co
Anaconda
Embassy to Keep Visiting Americans Held in Saigon
The US Embassy said it will continue bi monthly visits to 12 Americans imprisoned in Saigon Chi Hoa prison while awaiting trial. Vice Consul Laurence E. Pope said efforts will be made to improve their comfort, though limited options remain. The prisoners, convicted by Vietnamese courts, complained of infrequent contact and mail access in letters to Ambassador Bunker and the Oakland Tribune.
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Saigon
Pal
Laurence E. Pope
Sai
Gan
Chi Hoa
Bunker
The
Tribune
Richard A. Bueb
Vakewood
Cole
Bueb
Kyo
Tips Boost Income in tipped workers survey
A Labor Department survey of 25,000 restaurants, hotels, and motels shows tipped employees earn up to 62 percent more per hour than un tipped workers in similar jobs. The study highlights wage gaps and cost of living differences across establishments.
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Washington
Labor Department
Ipper
Confederate Notes No Longer Accepted In Kenya Nightclubs
The Central Bank of Kenya warned Kenyans not to accept Confederate States of America notes from American tourists, stating they are counterfeit and dated 1864 and 1882. Bank officials noted the notes, printed on poor paper, have appeared in Nairobi bars and clubs as payment and hold no value.
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Los Angeles Times
Nairobi
Central Bank of Kenya
Confederate States of America
Hospital Gaza violence adds to Gaza Strip death toll
Gunmen broke into a Gaza hospital and killed an Arab patient recovering from a beating by Arab guerrillas. He became the 66th Gaza year victim in the guerrilla campaign against Arabs working for Israelis. Three Arabs were arrested as suspects. Another patient was killed in the same hospital last year. The Azores islands host 335,100 residents. An error fragment mentions Eddie Jones and Gilbert's California Drugstore.
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Gaza
Gaza Strip
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Christian Science Monitor
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Giant
Union
James R. Holfe
Prowler
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1St St
Ireland
Sheriff's Department
27Th Ave
Gall
Phil Hart
Convalescent Aids
Lembach
Medical Supply
Johnson's Medical Supply
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Colorado
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11Th Street
Ofer
Les Thornton
Kentecott
Phelps Dodge
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