Israel Will Not Be Destroyed Says Voice After Beirut Raid
A column argues Lebanon supports terror and Israel must act alone to defend itself. It cites an Athens plane attack by Lebanese operatives from Beirut and notes 18 terror acts linked to Lebanon in three months. The piece condemns UN inaction and warns of Israel’s survival against foes and global indifference.
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Lebanon
Athens
Beirut
Israel
France
World News In Brief Highlights From Around the Globe
A roundup of international briefs covering Pompidou and the pope in Vatican talks, Keele University naming a center for David Bruce, Marcos ordering teachers on federal payroll, a WWII bomb found in Rome, a Laotian helicopter crash, a Budapest hotel pact, Maj. Gen. Smith leading US forces in Korea, Kenya’s secondary school access gaps, Shriver's Paris return, Seoul rice meal ban, a bee attack near Kuala Lumpur, Seoul TV ads ban, and North Korean agents sentenced in the South.
Preacher Not Quite Prepared Madison Show Tests Censorship
In Madison Wisconsin the Living Theater staged Paradise Now at First Unitarian Church Shorewood Hills without a permit. Pastor Rev Max Gaebler defended civil liberties saying he was not fully prepared for the show which drew a 500 person crowd and featured seven nude spectators and five men and two women who stripped to the buff.
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Madison, Wis
UPI
Living Theater
Civil Liberty
Max Gaebler
First Unitarian
Shorewood Hills
Madison
Lung Transplant Performed at University of Mississippi
A five hour operation at the University of Mississippi Medical Center placed a healthy left lung into Frank McCurley 66 of Crosby for emphysema. The donor remains unnamed. The team was led by Dr James D Hardy a pioneer in transplant surgery and the recipient's condition is listed as good.
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Jackson, Miss
UPI
University of Mississippi Medical Center
Frank McCurley
Crosby
James D. Hardy
Nevada Legislature Centers On Record Workload And Militancy
The 1969 Nevada Legislature opens with a 55th session facing a record workload and growing lobby militancy. Republicans control the Assembly 22 18 and Democrats the Senate 11 9, with leaders Howard McKissick and B Mahlon Brown reelected. Budget fights loom over education funding and a proposed $174 million two year plan, while calls for a statewide community college system falter.
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Carson City
UPI
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Assembly
Howard McKissick
Reno
Senate
B. Mahlon Brown
Las Vegas
McKissick
Brown
Tive Counsel Bureau
Russell McDonald
McDonald
Paul Laxalt
Laxalt
Clark
Washoe
Floyd Lamb
Mel Close
Lawrence Jacobsen
Minden
Zelvin Lowman
Close
Ed Fike
Lamb
Chic Hecht
Department of Economic Development
California
Lake Tahoe
Carson
Truckee
Walker Rivers
Fish and Game Commission
University of Nevada
Health
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