Israel raids Lebanon amid border buildup over Munich attack
Reports from Beirut and Damascus describe a massive Israeli force on the Lebanese and Syrian borders. An eight hour raid into southern Lebanon occurred Thursday in response to a guerrilla clash that killed an Israeli soldier and two Arabs. Israeli officials said the raid targeted guerrillas near Baram, while a Lebanese communique noted brief activity at Yaroun.
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Damascus
Lebanon
Israel
Defense Ministry
Golan Heights
Syria
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Yigal Allon
Allen
Munich
Baram
Yaround
Yaroun
Rules change rejected by Arkansas Democratic Rules Committee
A Pulaski County proposal to shift State Committee member selection closer to the local level was defeated 8-6 by the state Democratic party Rules Committee. Critics blamed Gov. Dale Bumpers while supporters argued the plan would broaden and strengthen party rules and bring power closer to county committees. the measure would have given each county at least one representative and added representatives per governor vote, with selection by county committees. The proposal, if approved, would still await state convention consideration.
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Little Rock
Pulaski County
Democratic Party
Dale Bumpers
John I. Purtle
Purtle
Bumpers
Vention
Roger Mears Jr
Democratic Committee
Pulaski
Mears
Bugging attempt tied to McGovern campaign HQ incident
AP reports Lawrence O'Brien says burglars who broke into the DNC also tried to bug McGovern campaign headquarters at Capitol Hill. Passersby frightened them as they assembled at 3 a.m. May 27 outside McGovern's former HQ.
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George McGovern
McGovern
Lawrence F. O'Brien
O’brien
Capitol Hill
One American Killed as Lower Casualty Toll Reported
SAIGON AP reports one American killed in combat last week, the lowest in nine months, with five missing in aircraft crashes and 26 wounded in artillery. Another American died from nonhostile causes. Officials note the last week with a single combat death was December 1971 as heavy Vietnamese losses persist in Hanoi's six month offensive.
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Saigon
U.S
Hanoi
William Magee to Be Admitted to Arkansas Bar
William F. Magee of Lewisville will be officially admitted to the Arkansas Bar on September 11 in a ceremony before the Arkansas Supreme Court. He will be presented by Arkansas Bar Association president Henry Woods at 9 a.m. and then receive his license. Magee is the son of Mrs. Robert Gladney of Hope.
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Lewisville
Arkansas
Arkansas Supreme Court
Arkansas Bar Association
Henry Woods
William Magee
Robert Gladney
Hope
Prowse McCook to marry amid past doubts
Hollywood entertainer Juliet Prowse and John McCook, father of her child, plan to wed Saturday after taking a Santa Monica license. This follows a August Lake Tahoe birth and McCook’s nightclub act ties. both have previous marriages. Henry Coleman returns to Columbia after six gunshots. police still seek Eldridge McKinney. Boris Spassky eyes rematch with Bobby Fischer after Iceland title loss.
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Juliet Prowse
John McCook
Miss Prowse
Santa Monica
Stateline
Nev
McCook
Seth
Barton Memorial Hospital
Lake Tahoe
Mafia management lessons for major corporations
A. J. Tosca a corporate manpower executive argues that studying Mafia organizational structure offers lessons for big firms. He notes the Mafia maintains few management levels enabling faster, less error prone decisions and contrasts with IBM and Control Data’s numerous levels. Tosca cites nepotism and emotion in private business versus disciplined, boss to boss decisions in the Mafia.
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Calif
A. J. Tasca
Control Data Corp
Neapolis
Minn
IBM
Control Data
Tosca
Sicily
Center For Organization and Manpower Development
School of Business
California State University
San Jose
Opposites win in Miss America prelims in Atlantic City
Rebecca Sue Graham of Indianapolis won the swimsuit prize while Terry Anne Meeuwsen of Wisconsin captured the talent award. Miss Graham is 23 and Miss Meeuwsen, also 23, studied at St Norbert and has two years in show business with The New Christy Minstrels and her own nightclub act.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Indiana
Rebecca Sue Graham
Dianapolis
Miss Wisconsin
Terry Anne Meeuwsen
Miss Meeuwsen
St. Norbert
Pen
New Christy Minstrels
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