Brezhnev Promises Support To Egypt In Talks At Moscow
In Moscow Brezhnev pledged Soviet Arab unity with Egypt to free conquered Arab lands. Nasser, calling for peace yet rejecting the status quo, argued that peace without liberation is surrender. Talks focused on Middle East deadlock. Nasser praised Soviet aid and progress at home.
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Michael Johnson
Moscow
Soviet Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Soviet Union
Nasser
Brezhnev
Kremlin
Middle East
Israel
Tass
Doctor Warns Extra Inches Hazardous To Bustline
London physician Dr. William St. Clair Summers warns that silicone injections to increase bust size may trigger disfigurement and surgery. He cites 31 cases from London hospitals, including a 28-year-old topless waitress and a teenage American student, who developed sagging and nodules after cosmetic injections.
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Godfrey Anderson
London
William St. Clair Summers
Charing Cross Hospital Medical School
British Medical Journal
Europe
Summers
Out of state book salesmen jailed on trespass charge
Two book salesmen from outside the state were jailed Friday after trespassing. Robert Totty reported one assaulted a woman trying to call police. Felony complaints were filed against Lorene Bullock and Phillip Ross Jr. Bedingfield in critical condition after a head-on crash with a bus near Tohoka.
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Robert Totty
4Th St
Lorene A. Bullock
Emory St
Loop 289
Idalou Road
Nellie E. Allford
Phillip Ross Jr
Ave. E
Louise Thomas
9Th St
John Earl Bedingfield
47Th St
Methodist Hospital
Texas, New Mexico & Oklahoma
Tohoka
U.S. 87
Melvin J. McClendon
33Rd St
Leone seeks vote of confidence after limited Italian program
Premier Giovanni Leone unveiled a narrow summer agenda and asked Parliament for the first confidence vote of his minority Christian Democrat government. Communist protests rose as Leone urged the chamber to back an interim cabinet, with Socialists and Republicans expected to abstain to produce a slim majority. The plan focuses on managing social and economic issues during a short, constrained mandate, while keeping Italy aligned with NATO and seeking progress toward the EEC. Farmers in Rome demonstrated against upcoming Common Market reforms, as Leone pledged a foreign policy unchanged from the previous center-left government.
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Rome
Giovanni Leone
Christian Democrat
Leone
Christian Democrats
Chamber of Deputies
Leon
Italy
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Britain
Hanoi
Home Orchard Hobby Fails To Pay Out, ISU Expert Says
Ames Iowa. Ed Cott extension horticulturist at Iowa State University warns that small home orchards rarely pay. If records are kept ten years and labor valued at one dollar per hour, fruit planting costs $8 to $10 per bushel, making apples unprofitable unless the grower treats it as a hobby pursued for enjoyment and proper care.
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Ames
Iowa
Ed Cott
Iowa State University
Cott
Carpeting Tastes Differ Across US Regions
Frank Hula of Evans-Black carpets notes travel broadens American tastes in home furnishings. The Far West and Southwest favor outdoor living styles with shag carpets, while the Northeast shows a preference for plushes saxonies and twist carpeting, reflecting indoor living norms.
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Dallas
UPI
Frank Hula
Evans- Black
Johnsons plan sightseeing in El Salvador with El Salvador leaders
Lady Bird Johnson and daughter Luci Nugent join President for a weekend in El Salvador. They will visit Pipil ruins, a crater lake, an agricultural school and attend mass with the President. Luci, whose husband is in Vietnam, will leave her 1 year old Patrick Lyndon behind in Austin.
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Helen Thomas
San Antonio
UPI
Lady Bird Johnson
Luci Nugent
el Salvador
Johnson
Luci
Lake Coatepepea
San Salvador
Senora Fiedel Sanchez
Costa Rica
Honduras
Patrick J. Nugent
Vietnam
Mexico
Bahamas
Patrick Lyndon
Austin
Tex
Fredel Sanchez
Los Chorros
Two Thefts Reported By Lubbock Residents
Paula Dell Deering reports two Latin American boys stole her purse from a car at 3013 Fordham St and officers found the purse with contents missing. A motorcycle helmet valued at 35 dollars was taken from 1615 68th St on Friday afternoon.
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Paula Dell Deering
9Th St
Fordham St
68Th St
Israel to hire 500 Arab workers for forest work
The government announced that 500 Arab laborers from the Israeli-occupied West Bank of the Jordan will be hired by the Jewish National Fund to water forests planted in Israel.
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Jerusalem
West Bank
Jordan
Jewish National Fund
Isreal
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