Libya Riches Prompt Rushed Land Return Plan
Tripoli reports Libya, once poor in the Arab world, now rich from oil with official royalties of 64.4 million dollars but expected real revenue 120 million or more. King Idriss I faces aging concerns while Mohieddine Fekini drives reforms, oil housing booms, and plans to shift labor back to land amid urban drift and rising fortunes.
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Tripoli
Libya
Petroleum Ministry
Beida
Beghazi
Mohieddine Fekini
Fekini
Washington
Soviet Union
Algeria
Morocco
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
Idriss
Hussein
Jordan
Big Town Life A Cocktail Party by Hal Boyle
New York in October is a sprawling cocktail party of ambition and change. The city seethes with big plans as old buildings rise, new shows open, and people flood in from Park Avenue to Greenwich Village chasing the big chance in a fall fiesta atmosphere.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Manhattan
New York City
Bronx Line
Lincoln Tunnel
New Jersey
Flushing Meadows
Bob Moses
Merry Elves
Central Park Zoo
Broadway
Tin Pan Alley
Fifth Avenue
Bowery
Park Avenue
Greenwich Village
Quotes In The News MICHELET Warning Rebels
In Algiers Hocine Aii Ahmed warned rebels that Premier Ahmed Ben Bella would use force to quash the uprising. He said the best of their sons, if they escaped death, are now in prison. In Washington the U S policy statement supports the people of South Vietnam in defeating aggression and building a peaceful free society.
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Washington
U.S
United States
South
Viet Nam
Valachi Recalls Maranzano Slaying Within Mob History
Former Cosa Nostra soldier Joseph Valachi recounts the 1931 killing of boss Salvatore Maranzano. He says Maranzano was wise but reached for his gun and the gunmen acted, ending his leadership.
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Washington
Cosa Nostra
Joseph Valachi
Salvatore) Maranzano
Tey
Houk Praises Koufax After World Series Loss
New York manager Ralph Houk summed up the World Series defeat by the Dodgers in one word, Koufax, acknowledging Sandy Koufax’s dominance. The Dodgers swept the series, showcasing Koufax as the decisive pitching force.
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New York
Ralph Houk
Los Angeles Dodgers
Koufax
Colonels Assigned To Fort Sill Unit
Two lieutenant colonels joined the Tactics Combined Arms Department staff at Fort Sill. Lt. Col. W. M. Allred becomes TCA executive officer after Maj. J. A. Osborne moves to a MAAG post in Viet Nam. Col. Allred returns from Germany and lives with Joyce and four children at 1145A Magruder Rd. Lt. Col. James Glenn is new Chief of the Command and Staff Division succeeding Lt. Col. W. W. Hamilton who heads to Korea. Glenn, a Fort Sill OCS graduate, recently came back from a MAAG assignment on Formosa and lives with wife Doris and three children at 427N Chickasha Rd.
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Tactics Combined Arms Department
W. M. Allred
OCS
Fort Sill
J. A. Osborne
TCA
Col
Osborne
Republic of Viet Nam
Allred
Germany
Joyce
Magruder Rd
James Glenn
Command and Staff Division
W. W. Hamilton
Korea
Col. Glenn
Fort Sill Ocs
Formosa
Doris
Chickasha Rd
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Idriss I
Tripolitania
Cyrenaica
Fezzan
Mediterranean
France
Italy
Allah
Oasis
Esso
Hassan
Big Town
George Kouri
God
U.S. Pat
United Press International
Ray’s Corner 5Th & D
Pharmacy
Russell Steverr
Candie
FREE
Allen’s Home Lumber Co
E Street Dial
Frigidaire
Oldsmobile
America
Wade Oldsmobile Company
2Nd & Aave
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