Middle East oil embargo and Israel war report
Arab states cut oil sales to Western powers in response to Israel's advance on Egypt and Jordan. Jordan sought a US cease fire while Egypt accused US and UK planes of attacks. US and Britain denied the claim as tensions rose with calls for oil curtailment and Suez relations strain.
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Saudi Arabia
Middle East
Israel
Beirut Radio
United States
Britain
Iraq
Kuwait
Algeria
Holy Land
Washington
Jordan
Egypt
U.S
U.S. Navy
6Th Fleet
North Africa
Bob Hor
U.N
U Thant
Security Council
Abba
Suez Canal
Eban
Europe
Moscow
Gulf of Egypt
Syria
Yemen
Aqaba
Sudan
War escalates as Israeli advance and U S evacuations unfold
Amid calls for action against Israel, the U S organizes a mass evacuation of about 40 000 Americans from the Middle East to North Africa. Israeli forces widen air superiority and push toward Bir Gif gafa in Sinai while Gaza towns fall under Israeli control. Cairo remains tense after anti American demonstrations as Jordan reports heavy Israeli air cover.
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Weet RT
Soviet Union
Israel
Cairo
Alexandria
Port Said
U.S
Middle East
North Africa
Jordan Front
Tel Aviv
Lod
Sinai
Bir Gifgafa
Suez Canal
Gaza
Gaza Strip
el Arish
Strip
Radio Israel
Decline in physicians in practice alarms osteopaths
Dr. John W. Hayes warned at the Missouri Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons convention that the share of physicians in private patient care is dropping toward a critical level. He said general practice faces the sharpest shortage while osteopaths increasingly fill roles as family doctors, raising concerns for future health care.
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Chicago Tribune Press Service
American Osteopathic Association
Missouri Association of Osetopathic Physcians and Surgeons
Ramada Inn
John W. Hayes
East Liverpool
Ohio
Hayes
M.d.’S
Missouri House proposes Economics Committee to review costly bills
Rep. Richard Rabbitt introduces a resolution to form an Economics Committee in the Missouri House. All bills costing state money would go to this panel after passing regular committees, and must be approved there before floor consideration. The move cites shifting health resource trends and historical physician ratios to justify tighter control.
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Richard Rabbitt
St.Louis
Missouri House
Senate approves reflectorized license plate bill in Missouri
The Senate approved a reflectorization bill for Missouri motor vehicle plates introduced by Sen. John Johnson and sent it to the House. The measure costs 46000 and uses a beads on paint process. Also approved were a workers compensation expansion for civilian Adjutant General staff and salary increases for magistrate and probate court clerks. The chamber amended the workers comp standard from four to ten employees and then seven in the revised House bill before forwarding it again.
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Senate
House
Missouri
John Johnson
D-Sappington
General Assembly
Reuben Schapeler
D. Bates
Senate Roads and Highways Committee
Schapeler
Ordi nances Threaten Direct Selling Says Bureau
The National Better Business Bureau backs Hinkle warning that ordinances suppress direct selling. A pamphlet notes some rules require fingerprinting photo IDs and health certificates, potentially prohibiting lawful sales. The bureau argues restraints jeopardize honest direct selling while transient merchants aid local business.
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Bureau
The
Business Bureau
Debate over Senate rules and economics committee power
The article discusses motions by Blackwell and Young to modify Senate rules, risking a shift to a committee of the whole and affecting the Economics Committee’s authority. Leadership is poised to resist and seek a compromise, with potential budget implications around $50,000 and ongoing disputes among party leaders and committee members.
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Senate
Blackwell
Young
Water rate hearing set before PSC in Jefferson City
Hearings on the water rate increase will be held Thursday in Jefferson City before the Public Service Commission. Opponents will appear at 10 a.m. to present their case and challenge the proposed rise.
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Jefferson City
Public Service Commission
Fighting in Vietnam at lowest 1967 level
The U S Command said fighting in Vietnam slid to a low for 1967 with only 88 missions flown versus about 125 on normal days. Ground clashes were small and sporadic though losses rose in the ground war. A U S Navy Crusader jet was lost near Tonkin Gulf after a bailout. no significant ground contact was reported with North Vietnam.
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George McArthur
Saigon
U.S
Hanoi
Red
China
Vietnam
U.S. Command
North Vietnam
Italy
Tonkin Gulf
Red River
Middle East
Thai Nguyen
South Vietnam
Highlands
Mekong
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National Better Business Bureau
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