Israel Returns to Normal After War Cease Weekend
The piece notes a slow return to routine as wartime fear eases, reports on Tel Aviv traffic and the Hilton offering two day free honeymoons for servicemen, and cites a 17 bridal suites per night occupancy during the Six Day War era. A Newcastle hairdresser laments recurring conflict and expresses disbelief at ongoing heavy losses.
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Tel Aviv
Hilton Hotel
Senior Israeli Egyptian Officers Meet Near Suez City
Senior Israeli and Egyptian officers met in the no man’s land near the City of Suez as sporadic grenade attacks occurred. Israelis barred newsmen entering Fayid road while converting an old movie house into a prisoner of war transit center and 3,000 POWs were segregated by rank with some refugees present. A quantity of canned goods and boneless turkey from Canada were found at nearby arms dumps near Suez.
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Fayid
Canada
Largest Palace Louvre in Paris Claims World Record
The Louvre in Paris is described as the largest palace in the world covering 48.9 acres and hosting the largest art gallery on earth.
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Louvre
Paris
Fort Sill Officers' Open Mess Furniture Sale
The Fort Sill Officers Open Mess invites sealed bids for furniture and equipment. Inspection is at Building 3074 from 1300 to 1600 on 31 October and 1 November 1973. The Custodian reserves the right to refuse any bids.
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