Arab ministers cite Soviet promise to compensate arms losses
Algerian Foreign Minister Abdel-Aziz Bouteflika said the Soviet Union promised to compensate Arab nations for munitions lost in the Arab-Israeli war. He noted Boumedienne heard this in Moscow after the war but provided no further details as delegates dispersed from the two day conference in Kuwait.
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St. Louis Boys Seek Club Membership
St. Louis AP report notes 1500 boys have applied for membership at the Herbert Hoover Boys Club, with full operations not yet begun and the club to start within a month. Saudi sources say mediation efforts will address Yemen’s five year civil war. Egypt supports Republicans while Saudi Arabia backs royalists since the 1962 coup.
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Schools blamed for delinquency
A presidential crime commission report says public schools contribute to juvenile delinquency by failing to focus on slow learners and by prejudging slum children. It urges schools to offset pressures toward delinquency, help prepare for college, and provide skills for higher or blue collar work.
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Woman pistolwhipped in cafe holdup at Rose's
In Kansas City two gunmen robbed Rose's coffee shop after closing injuring owner Mrs. Rose Wilson who was pistol whipped and her cook Richard Nahkunsi aged 46 was shot in the chest. A witness said the suspects fled in a red pickup.
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Arab oil ban urged by four states at conference
Conference sources say Algeria United Arab Republic Syria and Sudan urged stopping oil exports to all sources as the sharpest Arab weapon in the crisis. Syrian Foreign Minister Ibrahim Makhous pressed for full stoppage while oil producers already pledged to halt shipments to Israel supporters and use other revenue to fund weapons and bolster economies. Tunisia’s delegation departed.
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Preparation H touted to shrink hemorrhoids and ease itching
New York doctors report that Preparation H quickly relieves itching and pain and shrinks inflamed hemorrhoids in many cases. The ointment or suppository formula soothes irritated tissue and helps prevent further infection, with claims of a unique effectiveness.
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Missouri trooper named national police president
Wayne Oberhelman a 15 year veteran of the Missouri State Highway Patrol was named Sunday as a president of the National Police Officers Association at its three day convention in El Paso Texas His appointment comes as the group concluded its meeting with plans to pursue police standards and training nationwide
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Mansfield actress' daughter under police custody
Jayne Marie Mansfield, 16, was placed in juvenile custody after arriving at a West Los Angeles station claiming abuse by a male friend of her mother. Authorities will decide further placement as her case proceeds.
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