Scranton to visit Middle East. seeks leaders’ views
W. Scranton of Pennsylvania plans a six nation Middle East tour including Israel Iran Jordan Lebanon Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Republic. He says he will listen, not propose policy, and aims to discuss global issues. he does not want public office and denies discussing a potential appointment with Nixon.
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A Style Shoppe Deee en Fashion Column Holiday Guide
Virginia Harwell advises careful planning for the holiday season with meals budgeting and a complete wardrobe. For home days choose sportwear or stretch pants, and for visitors or parties select outfits from Raley's Style Shoppe.
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Advance talks set for start of expanded peace conference
United States and North Vietnamese negotiators met privately Monday to discuss procedures for opening the next week’s expanded peace talks. No agreements were reached on substantive issues, with protests over military actions exchanged. Hanoi’s Col Ha Van Lau criticized U S bombing while Washington cited North Vietnamese attacks on reconnaissance planes and zone violations. Private talks will finalize logistics such as opening session time and languages. major agenda items remain for the conference itself.
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No Legal Way to Sell Mixed Drinks in Arkansas
The Arkansas Alcoholic Beverage Control Director says no legal path to selling mixed drinks in private clubs. The case, before the Arkansas Supreme Court, questions brownbagging legality and Class 6 permits, while earlier rulings target clandestine liquor sales and price maintenance to curb public morals.
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High Court
UN to take up war on pollution at UN
The General Assembly for the first time in plenary session considers poisoning the atmosphere and soil. Sweden and 50 nations propose a world conference on pollution urging urgent steps to create a more harmonious environment.
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Associated
Sverker Astrom
U.N
Obituaries and death notices across several cities
Obituaries list multiple brief notices including Kimberly Dawn Dobson infant of Spring Hill died in a local hospital with graveside services at Rose Hill Cemetery led by Rev Connie Robb ins. Other items report Mary Borden American born author and wife of British general died in Bracknell England in her early 80s, Gen William S Stone deputy to SHAPE died in Belgium, George MacGregor Harrison former Brotherhood of Railway Clerks president in Cincinnati, Dr Henrik J Stafseth MSU microbiology and public health head in East Lansing, and a note that Gen John J Pershing received the Pulitzer Prize for History in 1932.
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Roy G. Dobson
Spring Hill
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R.F. Dobson
Spring Hil
Rose Hill Ceemetery
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Herndon Funeral Home
Bracknell
England
Mary Borden
Miss Borden
Chicago
William Borden
Edward Louis Spears
East Lansing
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Henrik J. Stafseth
Michigan State’ University Department of Microbiology and Public Health
Israeli raids in Jordan spark UN protest and Soviet warning
Israel said its cross border attacks hit a rail bridge and highway span 40 miles into Jordan in retaliation for more than 50 Arab sabotage raids since November. Jordan protested to the UN Security Council calling the strikes grave premeditated violations of the cease-fire, reporting four Jordanians killed and six wounded. Pravda labeled the raids reckless adventurism, warning of dangerous Middle East complications.
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Egypt
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Middle East
Weather Summary for Arkansas Tuesday December 3 1968
Weather report from the Experiment Station notes highs around 60 with a low near 40 and .18 inch of precipitation. Central Arkansas expected to be fair and cold with a low in the upper 20s to low 30s and a Wednesday high in the mid 40s. Southwest Arkansas records fair skies, colder tonight, and Wednesday highs mainly in the upper 40s.
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