Pilgrims Prepared as Jordan Tensions Rise Amid Baghdad Pact Rift
In Amman a curfew ease and shops reopen as caretaker PM Ibra bin Hashim pledges independence from all treaties. Rioting subsides after six days. King Hussein contemplates elections within four months and releases rioters. Attacks on foreign consulates intensify with US and Turkish sites targeted.
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Amman
Jordan
Holy Land
Chris Handom
Baghdad
Ibra bin Ttashim
Iraq
Iran
Pakistan
Britain
Hashim
Hussein
Bythte-hem
Yinghit
Atelane Riater
Vell
Jerusalem
Artificial Cattle Breeding Boosts East Missouri Net
O Fallon special report notes about 1 200 cattle were bred artificially in East Missouri as the state association reports a rise in the number of cattle bred by artificial means. Jennings Cole Cowsty chair says the program improves quality and records, with milk yields and fat content cited. The session featured agriculture agents, Sim Kroll of Lehman, and Dr. Marty Herman of the U S Artificial Breeders Association as a key speaker.
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O'Fallon
Attiy Wasterd
East Missouri
Jennings
Cole
Trotter
Old Missouri Association
Artificia
Aidion
Jennings Ohms
Area
Sim Kroll
Lehman
The
associaUen
Feed Distler
Rt. 1
Cole County Group
Marty Herman
Columbia
U.S. Artificial Breeders Association
Prison Employee Imposter Identified At Texas Facility
A Texas prison worker was identified as an impostor doctor after authorities traced credentials and reports show he falsely claimed medical qualifications. The investigation revealed the man took belongings and left his quarters following confrontations with staff, while fellow employees note the impostor had access to sensitive areas and presented forged credentials.
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Tuntsvile
Tex
Elis
Renera Tainger
Syston
Pinoy
Howe
Tig Siad
Georgia
Mteactivus
Tax Hike Proposed to Fund County Services
A county panel led by Sam Matthews recommends a broad tax increase to cover fiscal needs. Proposals include 72 cent per 100 valuation property taxes, fines, and new revenue sources, plus $200 for reassessment, $112 for election costs, and $75 for street and transit planning. The plan aims to fund improved services for residents while balancing anticipated budgets.
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SY Louis Gt
St. Leis County
Tan Vale
Ollie Parpes
Sam Matthews
Courty Superves
Beast Wold
Xens
Matthews
Russia applauds moves in Jordan amid regional tensions
Pravda reports Soviet response to Jordan developments with Moscow praising cautious steps. It notes Western alignment concerns and opposition within Berlin to a pact, framing the issue as part of broader imperialist rivalries.
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Russia
Jordan
Lonthin UT Rogaln
Pravda
Moscow
Vailio
Teilatny, Nitty
Soviet
Teacher Is Killed In Auto Accident
A teacher Mrs C G Silera died when her carriage skidded off US 8 five miles east of Nein. She was on the way to the Rorbest sethoot perth of Reve when the fatal crash occurred. Burns in Fire One Week Ago Are Fatal also reported. Oscar Mute perished in a different fire last week, with details from Sidylit's Hospital. Michael Were, a detective, was injured while at a stove hut apartment when the blaze erupted causing fatalities.
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Howk Record
Fihalde
Lier
Ellen Malone
Jefferson City
Leta
Othue Harare
Cote County
Irs
Japan
Tel-Spa
Goodman Ace
Henley
Televis
Ie Jively Beleft
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Imarts
Desie
Avo Yentes
Fenildrens
Fred Allen Rey
Mr. Allen
C. G. Silera
Marshal
Nein
Setlers
Perth
Oscar
Identify Air Crash Victims In Jacksonville Flight
Air Tain Kcial said identification would be completed for 17 victims of a Boston Constellation crash that killed 17 people. The four engine craft plunged to earth minutes after taking off, flames erupting as it flipped and broke apart near pines. Dr H K Edwards of Miami said dental charts were finished and records checked with the airline’s pathologists and jewelry and watches examined for clues.
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Jacksonville
Flastern Air Tain Kcial
Boston Bend
H. K. Edwards
Miami
Eastern Air Lines
IvieUtzs
Innocent Plea Entered At Moberly Trial
A defendant identified as Dr. Hammond pleaded innocent on charges in Moberly. Marshall set a preliminary hearing for January. Dr. Hammond was released on a $5,600 bond.
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Lfelaramond Gory
Abarlion
Wallnroud
Te AL i
Marshall
Hammond
Burn a Light for Faith Movement Spreads in El Dorado
In El Dorado the Thinn a Light for Faith movement grows as red bulbs surge in demand for stores and churches during Christmas. Dealers report stockouts and residents improvise by wrapping red cellophane around ordinary bulbs.
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EL Dorado
Kan
el Dorao
Oil Uranium Promoter Must Return Money
Fortis district court judge in Coffey County Kansas ruled that oil uranium promoter Feltis must repay 6254 to Denver investors after a fraud conviction. The case involved transfers to a Kansas driller amid actions by the Chlaradal Securities Commission alleging fraudulent practices and insolvency. The state obtained an injunction blocking further activities.
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UN WA
Denver
Inter
Coffey County
Kan
Kansas
Chlaradal Securities Commission
Feltis
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Imperial General Staff
Sir
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Bavy Crockett Outfit
Lionel
Davy Crockett
Truetone Television Electric Irons Alarm Clocks
Junior Trike
Western Auto Associate
Texas
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City National Savings & Loan
Madison
Home Savings & Loan
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Tennysons
Landwehr’s Dairy
Jefferson City Lines, Inc
Joe G. Downs
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Gordon Sound System
W. High Dial
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