Iraq Oil Pipeline Flow Cut Under Syrian Tension
IPC reduced oil flow through the trans-Syrian pipeline after Syria banned exports and demanded higher royalties. The move risks filling Banias tanks, potentially halting shipments unless Banias tankers can unload. Iraqi leader Taleb urged Syria not to interrupt flow to the Mediterranean as talks proceed.
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Damascus
UPI
Iraq Petroleum Co
IPC
Syria
Syran
Iraqui
Banias
Baghdad Radio
Naji Taleb
Mediterranean
Exceptional Children Council Concludes Western Regional Meeting
The three day Western Regional Convention of the Council for Exceptional Children ends with closing exhibits. The convention discusses the range of exceptional children from gifted to mentally challenged and the special classroom needs each group presents to teachers.
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Exceptional Children Council
Council For Exceptional Children
Lawyers Study Accidents And Special Education At ATLA Conference
National trial lawyers and accident reconstruction experts gathered at the Dunes Hotel for an ATLA event exploring how accidents arise from faulty roads and vehicle issues. Dr. William G. Wolfe urged integrated parental and teacher efforts in special education amid calls for reforms to avoid federal funding dependence. Clark County schools report 3000 students in nine areas of special education, with plans to expand facilities and staff to help up to 1000 more children.
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ATLA
William G. Wolfe
University of Texas At Austin
Dr. Wolfe
Ernest B. Willenberg
Los Angeles
Clark County
Variety School
Helen J. Stewart
Howard Marr
Mary Jane Hoppes
J. D. Smith
Legal notices of estate sales in Nevada courthouses
Notices in the Eighth Judicial District Court of Clark County Nevada announce petitions for letters of administration for Perle S Brown deceased hearing on December 23 1966 at 9 00 A M in Las Vegas and sale of real property of Zesta E Conklin private sale on December 28 1966 at 10 30 A M with terms including cash or note secured by trust deed and 10 percent down bids to be submitted to Jack E Butler Esq in Las Vegas multiple dates and parties involved.
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Eighth Judicial District Court
State of Nevada
County of
Court House
Las Vegas
County of Clark
Loretta Bowman
Zesta E. Conklin
Jack E. Butler
Nevada
South Third Street
Clark
Md.b.am
Esa
Suite 211
Nevada Building
Hotel Plan For Nugget In North Las Vegas
A $2 million six story hotel addition with a revolving roof-top lounge will begin early next month at North Las Vegas Silver Nugget. Architects Rissman and Rissman of Beverly Hills designed it. City officials verified plans submitted and expect construction to start by early January. The Silver Nugget is owned by Major Riddie, operator of Dunes Hotel, and has been open for nearly two years.
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Las Vegas
Rissman and Rissman
Beverly Hills
Nsw
Dunes Hotel
Major Riddie
Well Rested Johnson Returns to Washington
President Johnson returned to the White House from Texas after a 20 day recuperative stay following throat polyp removal and an abdominal hernia repair. He will focus on budget decisions for the new Congress and propose legislative programs while considering Pope Paul VI’s Viet Nam truce appeal.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
White House
Congress
Texas
Sym
Paul VI
Viet Nam
Australians Produce Butter in Powdered Form in Melbourne
In Melbourne, Australian producers are advancing dairy with butter powder, signaling new product options for baking and cooking. The development highlights shift toward convenience dairy, though no additional brands or company names are specified.
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Melbourne
Opinion: Governor Laxalt’s Crucial Early Years
A newspaper contributor asserts media responsibility to influence public welfare as Paul Laxalt takes office. The writer cautions against past errors harming the state’s economy and jobs, urging transparency and public discourse to prevent future grief.
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Paul Laxalt
Watts Man Testifies on Ghetto Escape to Congress
Johnie Scott from Watts told Senate hearings on urban decay that one cannot truly escape the ghetto despite attending Harvard. A product of Budd Schulberg’s Writers' Workshop, Scott described his Harvard setback and family hardships, noting “educational starvation” and a failed freshman year. He warned that schools may crush ghetto youth unless support systems are created.
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UPI
Watts
Harvard
Congress
Johnie Scott
Writers’ Workshop
Hollywood
Budd Schulberg
Senate
Stanford University
Scott
Schulberg
Jordan High School
Los Angeles
Harry E. Dolan
Las Vegas Municipal Court to close on two Saturdays this month
The crowded court, usually open Saturdays for overflow and misdemeanors, will close on Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve. Louise Conley, court clerk, said the change was announced yesterday. Other city offices will also be closed on the two following Mondays after Christmas Day and New Year’s Day.
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Las Vegas
Louise Conley
Minnesota Line sells prison-made goods statewide
Minnesota operates a program selling twine and farm equipment branded as Minnesota Line through about 3,000 state stores. The system reports annual revenue near four million dollars from these items.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
Minnesota Line
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