Senators push for Israel jet sale and Egypt talks conditions
The Foreign Relations Committee may act on a sale of 50 Phantom jets to Israel amid debate over balancing regional military aid. Rep Derwinski urges conditions for Egypt's diplomatic ties, including an apology, UN ceasefire adherence, halting Soviet bases, and Russian troop withdrawal.
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Foreign Relations Committee
Israel
U.S
Sen. Sparkman
Congress
Syminzion
France
State Department
Edward Derwinski
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Dean Rusk
Egypt
Derwinski
Nasser
United Nations
United States
Feet Hurt Style and Counter Combined in a Shoe Ad
An old classified ad promotes Foster's Shoes at 119 No. 3rd St offering homes for sale on Southside near Oakey. The real estate listing features a 3 bedroom 2 bath home with a Naugahyde breakfast nook built-in appliances dishwasher disposal formal dining room living room covered patio fenced yard sprinkling system carport storage and FHA financing. Broker Ann Carr lists the property with contact details.
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Foster's Shoes
No. 3Rd
Southside
Oakey
Notice of Return of Sale of Real Property in Nevada
First National Bank of Nevada as ancillary executor files a return of sale and petition for confirmation for a parcel in Section 20 Township 21 South Range 6 East M D B and M within Clark County Las Vegas. Hearing set October 15 1968 at 11 00 AM in Department II to confirm sale and address objections.
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Eighth Judicial District Court
State of Nevada
County of Clerk
Norman Khoury
First National Bank OF Nevada
Reno
Nevada
M.d.b.&m
State of
Las Vegas
Clark County
County of
Clark
Harriette Holbrook
Robert Holbrook
Loretta Bowman
Dorothes Rasaul
Talman estate leaves widow and eight children trust
William Talman, the Perry Mason district attorney, left a 662000 estate to his widow Margaret and eight children from two marriages. His will dated June 39 1967 was filed in Superior Court after his Aug 30 death from lung cancer. The trust provides for Timothy 3 Susan Marie 2 William 14 Barbara 16 Stephen Flanigan 20 Debra Flanigan 16 and other children.
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Los Angeles
UPI
William Talman
Talman
Superior Court
Margaret
Encino
Calif
Timothy
Susan Marie
William
Barbara
Mrs. Talman
Stephen Flanigan
Debra Flanigan
Mass Selling Knocks Gold Prices Down
In London a surge of selling by gold speculators pushed prices down to 38.30 per ounce, the lowest in nearly three months. Traders feared IMF talks in Washington would curb free market pricing, triggering a heavy session before prices recovered later in the morning.
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London
UPI
International Monetary Fund
IMF
Washington
Guest workers surge in Holland with Moroccan leaders
In the Hague UPI reports Morocco provides about 12,000 of the 46,000 guest workers in the Netherlands. Turks total over 10,000, Spaniards about 10,000, Italians 9,000, Greeks 1,500, Portuguese 1,000 and nearly 1,000 Yugoslavs.
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the Hague
UPI
Morocco
Holland
Wallace vows to reveal running mate amid LeMay rumors
Wallace said he would announce his vice presidential choice in Pittsburgh, amid reports retired Air Force chief Curtiss LeMay would be selected. A Cantonn rally drew 3500 with protests, including a cross made of cardboard. police escorted demonstrators as Wallace claimed rising strength in the race.
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Canton
Ohio
UPI
George Wallace
Pittsburgh
Air Force
Curtiss LeMay
Columbia Broadcasting System
Nelson Benton
Wallace
LeMay
Columbus
Benton
Alabama
Canton Memorial Auditorium
Louis Molnar
Cleveland
Akron
Hubert Humphrey
Senate Votes to Deploy Sentinel ABM Despite Secret Session
The Senate, in a rare secret session, rejected a Cooper Hart amendment to delay ABM deployment. The vote 45 25 kept $387.4 million for Sentinel in the defense bill. Proponents argue ABM deters missiles and helps negotiate arms control, while opponents fear cost and strategic risks.
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China
Senate
Chamber
John Sherman Cooper
Cooper
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Red China
Henry Jackson
Dash
Topeka Names Ike Honorary Citizen During Salute Week
Topeka will name Dwight D. Eisenhower an honorary citizen for his 78th birthday on October 14. A proclamation designating October 13 20 as Salute to Eisenhower Week will be issued, with the honorary certificate given to the Eisenhower Library in Abilene Kansas.
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Topeka
Kan
UPI
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Charles Wright
Eisenhower Library
Abilene
Henry B. Jameson
The
Abilene Reflector Chronicle
First Kansas
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First National Bank of Nevada Pub
Singleton, Delanoy, Jemison & Reid
Clark No. A
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Alice J. Ragg
Ross, Snyder, Goodman & Bryan
South Third
Suite 405
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Patrick Lyndon
Steve Martini
Silver Spring
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API
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CIA
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FTD
Garden Center
Lawrence Revere
P.O
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S.W. Blvd
Johanna Jones
Neil O'Donnell
Funeral
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Rose Hills
Whittier
California
Fred Turner
James Anderson
Keith Lopeman
Water St
Henderson
Ike
Irving Kline
Las Vegas Blvd
Heers Roeder
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