Nasser endorses U S peace plan but blames Israeli stance
Egypt's President Gamal Abdel Nasser backs the U S cease fire and talks proposal while accusing Israel of arrogance and rejection. He vows to liberate land and press Palestinian rights, stating the plan is only procedural until arms to Israel end. The speech follows Arab Socialist Union congress remarks and notes Soviet arms shipments to Libya raise regional tensions.
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Cairgap
Gamal Abdel Nasser
U.S
Middle East
Israel
Nasser
Nixon
William P. Rogers
United Nations Security Counci
Unsion
United States
Cairo University
Egypt
Olympic Airways
Athens
Tel Aviv
Abba Khan
Soviet Union
Khan
U.S. State Department
Eban
United Nations
Rogers
U.N
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Washington
DOJ Drops Mafia and Cosa Nostra Terms in News
The Justice Department will stop using the terms Mafia and Cosa Nostra in news releases speeches or public statements. Atty Gen. John N. Mitchell said Italian Americans are offended by the terms and urged discontinuation across department components. The memo cites Mitchell Hoover Wilson and a June rally in New York City as prominent incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Justice Department
Costa Nostra
Department
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Mafia
Cosa Nostra
Mitchell
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Asst
Will R. Wilson
House
Nixon
Organized Crime Control
Hoover
Wilson
Dallas
Tex
American Bar Association
ABA
New York City
White House
Finland Stays Current on WWI Debt to U S
Finland remains the sole nation fully paying its World War I debt to the United States. Treasury figures show an original debt just under 8 million dollars, with Finland owing a little over 4.3 million and having paid 11.8 million in interest.
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Washington
UPI
Finland
United States
Treasury
Bid notices and admission policy from Lubbock ISD and Colonial Nursing Home
The Lubbock Independent School District invites bids for portable shelving and storage cabinets by 2:00 PM July 30 1970 in Lubbock Texas with bid opening afterward. A second bid is sought for custodial machines by 3:00 PM August 4 1970. Colonial Nursing Home adopts an open admission policy regardless of race color or national origin. A Texas Soybean Association referendum discusses a per bushel assessment and producer board elections with polling across multiple Northwest Texas counties on September 26 1970.
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Lubbock
Tiatrict
Director of
19Th Street
Texas
Harold Glasscock
Lubbock Independent School
Bip
Colonial Nursing Home
Commissioner of Agriculture
State of Texas
Texas Soybean Association
Route
Plainview
Vernon
State of
Man Come
Peat Smith
Palmer
Castro
Swisher
Briscoe
Bailey
Lamb
Hale
Floyd
Crosby
Bowie
Red River
Lamar
Delta
Fann
Orange
Jefferson
Chamters Liberty
Hardin
Harris
Galveston
Muleshoe
Silverton
Dimmitt
Tufard
Ralls
Deaf Smith
Ave. C & Parke Ave
Hereford
Boyd
Courthouse
Floydada
Halfway
Littlefield
Security State Bank
Farwell
Tilia
Food Stamp Changes Okayed by House Agriculture Committee
The House Agriculture Committee approved a three year extension to the food stamp program with new work requirements and a 50 cent minimum monthly payment per person. States would start paying 2.5 percent of bonus value, rising to 10 percent by year four, and the bill would extend coverage to Puerto Rico.
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Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Thomas
Foley
D-Wash
Allard K. Lowenstein
D-N.y
House
Senate
Congress
House Committee
Nixon
Jasper
Beaufort Counties
D.C
Puerto Rico
National Panther Chiefs Linked to Rackley Slaying Testimony
In New Haven, Warren Kimbro testifies that national Black Panther leaders Rory Hithe and Landon Williams ordered the murder of informant Alex Rackley in 1969. He describes the swamp killing, the torture tapes, and Seale’s brief visit, as jurors hear recordings of Rackley’s confession.
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New Haven
Conn
UPI
Black Panther Party
Alex Rackley
Panther
Warren Kimbro
Kimbro
Rackley
Rory B. Hithe
George Edwards
Landon Williams
George Sams
Lonnie McLucas
National
Nimbro
Sams
Lartier
Middlefield
Erika Huggins
New York
28Th
George Sa. Kimbro
Lubbock Avalanche Journal Morning Edition Rates
Subscriptions listed for morning and Sunday editions with mail and home delivery options. Rates shown include 3 month and annual plans across Morning only, Morning and Sunday, Evening, and combinations, with prices in dollars.
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Morning
Lubbock
Sun
Univ
Sake on the rocks gains attention in Japan
Japanese sake makers push new appeal by serving cold on the rocks in martinis style. Traditional hot service in porcelain cups or wooden boxes declines as producers seek wider interest and modern presentation.
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Tokyo
Tear Gas disrupts British Parliament
In London a youth hurled tear gas bombs into the House of Commons as Parliament adjourned for two hours. The presiding officer collapsed and several MPs were treated for gas exposure. Police did not identify the attacker.
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London
Belfast
House of Commons
Northern Ireland
Londonderry
Commons
Ulster
Horace King
Tom Swain
Labor
Atendant
Labor Party
Edward Heath
Dr. King
Anthony Barber
Arthur Latham
Earlher
Lord Hinchingbrooke
John Biggs-Davison
Gordon Lennox
Bernadette Devlin
Northern ‘Ireland
Miss Devin
Firebrand
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Mideast
Libya
Sheri Scott
Hardy T. Scott
30Th St
Mike McGhee
John A. McGhee
Victoria
Texas Tech
Miss Scott
Coronado High
McGhee
Victoria High
Spain
Niagara OF
Hans Dacowiee
Saave Sen
Udip
Zuider Lee” Oyster Bar & Seafood Restaurants
Redbud Square
Slide
Sheryl Johnson
Long Beach
N.C
North Carolina
Diane McGinty
San Antonio
Raleigh
Agriculture Department
SAT
Hong Kong
Vieuna
American Express Bank
Americard Muster Charge
Diners Club
MR. Richa
Lani An & Re
Venus
Earth
Wilkins
Tered
Camera “Fenter
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