Israel forms seventh West Bank farming kibbutz Naaran
The Associated Press reports Israel dedicated Naaran, a paramilitary kibbutz west of the Jordan River near Jericho, the seventh farming settlement in the West Bank since 1967. Residents are soldiers and farmers producing vegetables and winter crops for export as Arab leaders press for withdrawal. Meanwhile Lebanon appeals to the Western Big Three to pressure Israel over cross border strikes, and Soviet leader Podgorny reaffirms support for Arab positions during a Cairo visit. Tanganyika and Zanzibar are cited as the two nations forming Tanzania.
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Associated Press
Jordan River
Israel
West Bank
Jordan
Naaran
Jericho
Nikolai Y. Podgorny
Cairo
Moscow
Podgorny
Egypt
Aswan High
Dictator's Son and Wife Separate in Rome
Sophia Loren's sister Maria Scicolone has separated by mutual consent from her husband Romano Mussolini, jazz musician and son of the late dictator Benito Mussolini, in Rome. The couple announced the split and will proceed with divorce proceedings per Italian law.
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Rome
Sophia Lor
Senior Choir Rehearsal At Bethel A M E Church
The Bethel A M E Church Senior Choir will rehearse Wednesday night January 20 at 7 o'clock. Members urged to attend, meeting at church if weather allows or at the parsonage if cold. Mrs Birler L Robinson Johnny Gray and Mrs Veronica Phillips attended the funeral of James S Hunt in Kansas City Kansas.
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Bethel A. M
Birler L. Robinson
Johnny Gray
Veronica Phillips
Kansas City
Kansas
James S. Hunt
Hunt
Ft. Leavenworth
Oscar C. Beene
Hope
Rural Doctor Proposal Is Offered
Gov. Bumpers urges rural medical aid with HB 97 offering up to 5000 per year in scholarships for students who commit to practicing in towns of 4000 or fewer. A Rural Medical Practice Student Loan and Scholarship Board would administer the program as part of a broader push to improve rural health services.
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Little Rock
Dale Bumpers
Arkansas House
Senate
Arkansas Rural Medical Practice
Bumpers
Milt Harnhart
Fort Smith
State Board of Pardons and Paroles
Arkansas State Police Department
Arkansas Law Debates and Festival Bill Sparks Debate
The House debated a Bumpers liquor bill amid objections to repeal and railroading claims. Earnhart’s rock festival proposal faced concerns it could bar other musical events, requiring 30 day notices and bonds. The chamber also approved a primary expenses disclosure measure 92 to 0 and debated a party affiliation voting bill 86 to 4. Senate actions included medical trainee duties, governor aid reports, and naming the Arkansas River bridge on the Arkansas River.
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Smith
Alexander
Julian Streett
Camden
Boyce Alford
Pine Bluff
House
Revenue and Taxation Committee
Ray S. Smith Jr
Hot Springs
Earnhart
Arkansas
GOP
George E. Nowotny Jr
Fort Smith
Nowotny
George W. Davis
Horatio
Senate
Alagood
Robert Harvey
Swifton
Guy H. Mut
Dunes of
Conway
Arkansas Hiver Bridge
Arkansas Senate approves broad slate of bills and trainee proposal
The Arkansas Senate approved fourteen bills including local measures from both chambers and several appropriations. A trainee medical proposal backed by the Arkansas Medical Society would let medical students perform tasks under physician supervision to improve care for the poor. Other actions included procurement reform, parole notification to city chiefs, loitering near schools made a misdemeanor, and authorizing state contract vehicle purchases for local entities. The House advanced six appropriations and debated restructuring aimed at creating a Forestry Division and shifting commissions between departments.
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Steve Smith
Huntsville
Leroy Blankenship
Walnut Ridge
United States
Arkansas
Roscoe Brown
Jonesboro
State Supreme Court
Julian Streett
Camden
W. E. Beaumont Jr
Little Rock
Beaumont
Senate
Harold King
Sheridan
Clarence Bell
Parkin
W. K. Ingrall
West Memphis
State Park
Kansas
Perry
Faulkner
Toadsuck Ferry
House
Alagood
House of Delegates
Arkansas Medical Society
Eugene Warren
State Medical Board
State Administration Department
Sturgis Miller
Pine Bluff
State Police Board
Harry Carter
B. G. Hendrix
Fort Smith
Arkansas River
Oklahoma
Juvenile Training School Board
Bumpers
Rep
W. F. Foster
England
Forestry Division
Commerce Department
Suit and Water Conservation Commission
Department of Pollution Control and Ecology
Foster
Commiitee
Suede
Pharmacy Topics and Medical Advances Highlight Diverse Studies
Medical researchers link prolonged loud noise to increased aggression in men, while impacts on women remain unspecified. West Germany adopts a TV based sex education program for parents to guide children. Hippocrates is credited with rationalizing medicine and elevating ethics. Pharmaceutical industry spends about two million dollars daily on drug discovery. Canadian researchers test leg surface electrodes to teach paralyzed people to walk. A local drugstore invites prescriptions, gifts, coupons, and free services with parking and easy access.
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Pharmaceutical
Pollution Fight Highlights International Role in Lake Erie
Dow Chemical of Canada argues mercury pollution in Lake Erie cannot be resolved by the U S Supreme Court without international diplomacy and Canadian consent. Ohio sues the firm seeking an injunction against discharges. The United States contends treaties do not bar American courts from halting pollution originating in Canada.
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Washington
Dow Chemical
Canada
Supreme Court
Lake Erie
Ohio
U.S
Niagara River
Ecuador Seizures Strain U S Ecuador Dispute
Mantilla denied reports that American vessels were strafed and said ships paying penalties were freed. The State Department cited penalties from 33800 to unknown high amounts and warned buyers not to obtain licenses, implying tacit approval of the 200 mile offshore limit. Ecuador confirmed seizures and accused San Diego firms of fueling the conflict.
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Cer
Robert J. McCloskey
Congressional
State Department
William P. Rogers
Carlos Mantilla
United States
Ecuador
McCloskey
Rogers
Mantilla
Quito
U.S
San Diego
Calif
Chrysler four day week trial eyed in new contract talks
Chrysler negotiators near a tentative accord on a four day work week as a pilot project at two or three plants. The union won wage gains to about 12000 to 13000 a year by year three and kept full cost of living protection. Canadian workers to wage parity with US by end of year one.
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Chrysler
Woodcock
UAW
Douglas Fraser
Ford
General Motors
GM of Canada Ltd
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