Israel says Egypt violates Middle East cease-fire
Israel accuses Egypt of sending four Sukhoi 7 supersonic jet bombers across the Suez Canal in breach of the cease-fire. An Israeli official warns of a possible canal crossing with Soviet aid this year as UN mediator Gunnar V. Jarring heads to Jerusalem for talks with Golda Meir and Abba Eban.
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Communist Party
Edward Gierek
Gdansk
Nixon Denies Columnist Allegation About McCormack
President Nixon ordered a denial through press secretary Ronald Ziegler rejecting claims he tried to pin criminal charges on former House Speaker John McCormack. The denial followed Jack Andersons syndicated column alleging high level probing into McCormacks activities while praising him at a White House lunch.
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This Time a Boy Thank Heaven for Amarillo
Robert Kuehler and his wife welcomed a baby boy at St. Anthony's Hospital after 10 previous daughters. The newborn, weighing eight pounds nine ounces, has no name yet as the family laughs about the failed choice Flaine. The mother notes she is surprised but grateful, while the siblings range from 17 years to 18 months.
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Amarillo
Robert Kuehler
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Flaine
Georgia Couple Drops Adoption Bid Over Racial Mix
Clayton Thomas and his wife halted their five month fight to adopt a girl they believed Italian, after welfare officials said the infant was part Negro. The couple faced harassment and declined to pursue further court action, noting the case’s sensitivity and legal hurdles.
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East Point
Thomas
Ben Atkins
Thomases
Amarillo Novelist Included in Southwest Writers Series
Panhandle author and West Texas State University writer in residence Miss Laula Grace Erdman of Amarillo is honored in a Southwest Writers Series pamphlet. The 42 page booklet profiles Erdman, surveys her work, and lists a bibliography. She joins 37 southwestern writers featured in the series alongside J. Frank Dobie and others.
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J. Mason Brewer
Conrad Richter
Mody Boatright
Miss Erdman
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Cancer Society Chapter Plans Campaign And Help Send A Mouse To College
The local American Cancer Society chapter held its monthly meeting on Thursday night to discuss the upcoming campaign and the Help Send a Mouse to College program. A crusade workers meeting is set for Monday, with information available at the local ACS office.
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Poles Admit Economic Errors After Unrest and Protests
In Warsaw planners acknowledge missteps in chasing growth while neglecting consumer needs. Officials say production focus ignored living standards and social costs, amid Baltic Coast violence and a 20 percent food price rise on December 13. Statist measures failed to reflect real conditions.
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Aftonbladet
Gdansk
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Communist Party Politbureau
Stanislaw Kociolek
Poland
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Dramatic Theater
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Palace of Culture
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Stanislaw Majewski
PAP
Jozef Pajeutka
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HEW Plans Large Cut to California Welfare Funds
HEW proposes cutting between 20 and 500 million dollars from California AFDC funds out of a 684 million grant, citing failure to meet a 1967 standard of need update. California could avert the cut by court action or regulatory changes, with an announcement expected from HEW official John D. Twiname.
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UPI
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California
HEW
White House
John D. Twiname
Social and Rehabilitation Service
First U.S. Chief Justice John Jay Begins 1790 Term
John Jay serves as the first chief justice of the United States starting in 1790, establishing the foundational role in the U.S. Supreme Court.
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U.S
John Jay
FAT-GO weight loss plan advertised at L and H Drug
An ad promotes FAT-GO a weight loss plan claiming steady results with a 12 day supply for 2.50. It markets at two prices and offers a full money back guarantee if not satisfied. Locations listed include L and H Drug stores at 34th & Little Rd and 6401 University with contact numbers 799-4336 and 798-9351.
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