Hussein Names Successor Continued From Page One
Jordanian Prime Minister Wasfi Tell was killed in Cairo by gunmen as Arab League talks proceeded. A state funeral was planned in Amman with King Hussein and Queen Noor attending. The attack prompted 40 days of national mourning and school and government closings.
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Nixon on brink of talks amid South Asia crisis and global meetings
Indian forces extend border actions into East Pakistan amid Mukhti Bahini guerrilla activity near Sylhet. U S officials coordinate refugee and staff withdrawals from Dacca and Lahore as Nixon prepares for matches with Pompidou Heath Sato in December and January talks. Rogers Connally and Kissinger to join.
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Washington
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Lahore
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India
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Teachers hold high degree shares and long hours in 1966
A 1966 survey shows teachers earning 71 percent bachelor and 66 percent master degrees while averaging 47 hours of school duties weekly. Non compensated duties hold at eight hours, with declines in membership in PTA and other groups over ten years. The report notes more outside activity but fewer formal affiliations.
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Archer fish shoots water jet to drop flying insect
An archer fish spots an insect skimming the water and fires a precise jet to knock it into the surface. The hunter then secures its prey with a quick dip and swallow.
Wilberforce University Founded in Ohio in 1856
Wilberforce University in Wilberforce Ohio traces its roots to 1856 making it the oldest historically Black university in the United States. The institution emerged as a pioneer in higher education for African Americans.
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Wilberforce University
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Ohio
United States
Hijacker at Kansas City on Sunday night noted for politeness
Miss Caubre said the hijackers were nervous before loss of control but behaved courteously after seizing the flight. They helped a crippled man and a blind woman and apologized to a woman en route to Chicago to visit a dying relative. Cuban authorities interrogated the crew in Havana.
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Woodland
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Seattle
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Portland
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Public Records of City Police Reports Across Local Stores
Public records list multiple city police reports including shoplifting at Jifty Food Store and Trade Mart, thefts at Jitty Food Store and Vinson's Redirector Shop, burglaries at residences with losses up to 775 dollars, vandalism to house windows, a wallet theft for 700 dollars, a beating incident near Diggs, and a drive in failure to pay at A and W Drive-in. Names include James W Wilcox, Charles Dickens, Mary Brunkill, Lovie Kahlden, Sue Gonar te end, Lois Caldwell, Oscar Rivera, and Herbert Jennings among others. Locations include 1902 Arlington, 715 Smith, NW Code, 15 SW List, 319 NW 42nd, 2101 N Sheridan, 44th and Cocie Road, 2146 Ozman, 1305 Sheridan, plus Fort Sill and Marlow. Loss estimates range from 2 to 775 dollars with various items stolen or damaged.
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Arlington
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Sar
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Vinson
N. Sheridan
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Cocie Road
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Ozman
Joss
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Oscar Rivera
Fort Sill
A & W Drive
South Vietnamese push in Mekong Delta expands offensive
Field commanders report 25,000 government troops launched a new dry season drive from U Minh forest to Ca Mau peninsula amid light resistance. In three days 12 enemy and 3 South Vietnamese soldiers dead. 5 government troops wounded. Elsewhere 250 troops target supply lines in eastern Cambodia as bunkers hint at Communist retreat. Quad Phat, prominent Chinese newspaper publisher, was assassinated in Saigon by two gunwomen linked to a Chinese Communist group.
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Quad Phat
Jeffrey’s Park Era Marks Local School Careers
Jeffrey taught at Mississippi State College in 1956 57 and led Sterling High School as vocational agriculture teacher 1957 to 1968. He later served as principal at Stony Point Elementary 1969 to 1971 then moved to Medicine Park school in September. He and his wife and two sons live in Sterling. Districts under his authority include Bishop Stony Point Flower Mound Elementary plus Medicine Park and Faxon schools.
Stock market climbs on optimism from Rome talks
The Dow rose 10.07 to 826.66 as trading stayed heavy on hopes the Group of 10 meetings in Rome will settle the international monetary situation. Advances led declines 9 to 1 on the NYSE amid signs Phase 2 policies may be working and dock strikes ending. Prices for Oklahoma farm commodities were listed, with cattle and hog markets showing varied movement and eggs at 39 cents a dozen.
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New York Stock Exchange
Rome
John Smith
Fahnestock & Co
Gulf
Nixon weighs veto of tax cut bill and campaign finance rider
President Nixon warned he would veto the tax cut bill if Senate amendments reach his desk budget busting changes include tax relief for college parents and an $800 personal deduction The plan also funds campaigns by earmarking $1 of tax payments potentially raising over $20 million for major candidates.
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Nixon
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Ronald L. Ziegler
Clark MacGregor
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MacGregor
Escaped Man Recaptured After Barn Detention
Hale describes being tied to a pole in a barn by two escapees who later left with his straw hat billfold and 1970 pickup. Undersheriff Gene Hampton said about eight men pursued the pair Sunday night but had not located them.
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Bryan County
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