Egyptian hoax plot blamed on Israelis sparks unrest
Cairo based semiofficial press says a phony coup plot against Nasser was fabricated by Israel to stir Egypt. Names drawn from obituaries. other alleged conspirators kept secret. William Scranton arrives in Cairo for Nixon talks as U Thant warns U.N. of rising Israel Jordan tensions.
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William W. Scranton
Cairo
Nixon
Middle East
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Tehran
Beirut
New York
Israel
Jordan
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U Thant
United Nations
Washington U Sit-Ins Prompt Welfare Payment Drops
Washington University students staged sit-ins in St Louis delaying drills and police action as two groups occupied Brookings Hall and the ROTC armory. The protests followed the arrest of a Black graduate student and targeted campus security officers. Welfare program payments in Missouri fell slightly as data showed lower total aid and small changes in average grants while other agencies reported monthly totals.
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Jefferson City Post Tribune History and Staff Details
The fragment outlines the Jefferson City Post Tribune with dates 1865 to 1997, listing publishers MR. AND MRS. ROBERT C. GOSHORN and MRS. WILLIAM H. WELDON, board chair L. ROSE, president ROBERT LOSSER, and editors PRANK HOLT and JOSEPH G. MAJERSKY, plus staff roles. It notes daily evening publication from 710 Monroe Street and subscription rates across Jefferson City, Missouri and surrounding counties.
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Former resident ordained by church in Kentucky
A former Jefferson City resident, John Luther Vickrey, has been ordained a minister in the Christian Church Disciples of Christ. The ordination, directed by Rev. Dr. James A. Monk of the Kentucky Association, was held at the Christian Church of Marion, Kentucky, where Vickrey has served as student pastor since 1965. He holds an AB from Birmingham College and a BD from Vanderbilt Divinity School. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Carl Vickrey, formerly of Jefferson City, now Shelbyville, Tennessee.
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Birmingham
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Shelbyville
Tenn
Death log notes 24 hour toll by Missouri Highway Patrol
The Missouri Highway Patrol reports a 24 hour death toll with 1,342 deaths for the year to date, up from 1,217 at the same time last year, including three deaths not reported previously.
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Missouri Highway Patrol
Character actor Fred Clark dies in Hollywood
Hollywood AP reports veteran character actor Fred Clark died of a liver ailment after a month in hospital. Known for Burns and Allen as the neighbor with explosive indignation, he appeared in films like Don't Go Near the Water and The Mating Game. Clark, 54, had a California origin and trained at the American Academy of Dramatic Art. He often played tall bald villains with a mustache and costarred on TV in The Secret Life of Henry Phyfe.
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Burns and Allen
Gracie Allen
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California
American Academy of Dramatic Art
St. John’s Hospital
Santa Monica
Agnew presses flexible grants plan for welfare
At the California conference Gov Spiro T. Agnew urged a flexible federal grants approach to welfare, advocating block grants to give states more spending leeway. He warned Washington’s rigid control hurts state programs and proposed a federal legislative state executive panel to shape aid.
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Nixon Clearing House
Agnew
Washington
Nixon
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Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
House
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New York
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John H. Chafee
Rhode Island
Wire and rods stolen from new Missouri Power and Light building
Edgar J. Smith, foreman for Otis Elevator Co., reported 26,800 feet of wire cable and metal rods missing from the basement of the Missouri Power and Light building at 101 Madison. Smith last saw the material Wednesday and found it missing today. He notes the thieves would have little resale value. No estimated value was available.
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Missouri Power’ and Light’ ‘Co
Madison
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