Israel A Flame Rekindled And The Desert Shall Bloom
A reflective piece on Israel as a nation of paradoxes and strengths. It notes archaeology as national hobby, pioneering spirit, and survival history. Details include population figures, medical capacity, defense forces, education through military service, urban and kibbutz life, and religious diversity among Arabs Christians and Druzes. It hints at taxing economic demands and ends with a tease: Next: The Six Days.
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Middle East
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Israel
Jerusalem
Tel Aviv
Jaffa
Haifa
Nazareth
Beersheba
Rehovot
Carmiel
Special day planned at Schaal
A community event at Schaal five miles west of Tollette on Sunday May 27 features All4tay services at Tabernacle C M E Church with Sunday School at 10 am and morning worship at 11 am. A musical evening program will include choirs from surrounding areas and guest speaker Chaplain LeRoy Johnson of Ft. Polk La. Pastor Rev. Johnny Stuart leads the church.
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Tabernacle C.M.E
Schaal
Tollette
LeRoy Johnson
Ft. Polk
Johnny Stuart
Memphis gunman kills five in brutal city shooting rampage
A man identified as David Sanders sprayed a Memphis street with a lever action rifle, killing four residents and an ex-football player turned officer, then wounded three others before dying in a police shootout. Police say he had seven prior arrests including a 1963 rape conviction. Witnesses described chaos as officers responded with tear gas and heavy fire.
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Doug Stone
Associated Press
Memphis
Tenn.ap
Bill Price
David Sanders
South Memphis
Downs
Lendora Farmer
William Edward Farmer Jr
Sanders
Price
John Aldridgte
William Farmer
Jessie Ducley
Henrietta Watson
James A. Crawford
Wyeth Chandler
House OKs FHA loan extension for Northeast Arkansas
The House approved a one year extension of Farmers Home Administration housing loan programs including Section 235 Home Ownership and Section 236 Rental Subsidy. Secretary Alexander noted the Northeast Arkansas district has severe substandard housing. The measure, approved 357 to 1, moves to the Senate as Nixon impounds funds awaiting reevaluation.
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Washington T
U.S. House of Representatives
Farmers’ Home Administration
Arkansas
Bill Alexander
D-Ark
Alexander
House
Department of Housing and Urban Development
U.S. Senate
Congress
Alday murder suspects held in undisclosed jail
In Donalsonville Georgia two men and a juvenile faced six counts of murder after the slaughter of a farm family. A fourth suspect awaited extradition from Pennsylvania as officials pursued a missing man believed slain. The four appeared before a justice, were heavily guarded, and jail locations were not disclosed.
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Donalsonville
South Georgia
Pennsylvania
McConnellsburg
Justice of the Peace
Ned Alday
Jerry
Chester
Jimmy
Aubrey
Mary
West Virginia
Wayne Coleman
George Dungee
Carl Isaacs
William
Dungee
Coleman
Maryland
Richard Wayne Miller
Miller
J. B. Bowen
Iron City
Seminole County
Dan White
Randolph County
Cuthbert
Equal fuel distribution urged to aid independents
U S government energy adviser William A Johnson told the Society of Independent Gasoline Marketers of America in San Francisco that major oil firms should distribute gasoline evenly to prevent closure of independents. He cited about 3 000 independents already closed and noted some refineries have shut or cut back. Public hearings will probe whether major firms curb supplies to independents proportionally.
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San Francisco
William A. Johnson
Johnson
Treasury Department
Society of Independent Gasoline Marketers of America
Office of Gas and Oil
Saccharin Linked to Bladder Tumor Warning
The FDA reports presumptive evidence that saccharin caused cancer like bladder tumors in rats. Three of 48 rats fed high saccharin doses, seven and a half percent of their diet, developed tumors as tests continued. The sweetener remains on the market after cyclamate was banned years ago.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
LBJ Ranch cattle sale posts high price record
Mrs Lyndon B Johnson hosted one of the final big LBJ Ranch cattle parties. A 434 hour auction sold 213 Hereford cattle for 140560 dollars, top price 2650 dollars for a bull.
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Stonewall, Tex
Lyndon B. Johnson
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