Yugoslav Author Jailed For Writings Opposing Single Party Rule
Mihajlo Mihajlov a 32 year old former university lecturer in Zadar was convicted of spreading false information and sentenced to 12 months in prison. He argued that Yugoslavia was a totalitarian state and said he would not leave Zadar. He may appeal and remain free pending that appeal.
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Zadar
Yugoslavia
Mihajlo Mihajlov
Ivo Glonatski
Mihajlov
Mihailov
Ban Mihailovy
Paris
Moscow
Soviet Union
Congress Moves Toward October Adjournment
lawmakers in both houses push to end the 89th Congress by mid October amid six cleared bills including labor Hew appropriations and a new Department of Transportation. Mansfield cites slim timing while a post election lame duck session remains possible as key measures face final action.
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William Theis
Washington
Capitol Hill
White House
Congress
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Senate Committee
House
Mansfield
UPI
Department of Transport
Johnson
Food For Peace
Broadway Music Featured In White House Dinner For Marcos
The Johnsons hosted a White House dinner honoring Ferdinand E Marcos and his wife with a Broadway musical program by the New York City Center Light Opera Company marking the 100th anniversary of American musical comedy. Highlights included selections from Oklahoma and The Most Happy Fella and the Dallas song Big D. Texas guests included Rep. Olin Teague, Moyers, and Astronauts Shirra and Borman among others.
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Leslie Carpenter
Avalanche Journal
Washington
White House
Oklahoma
Big 'D
Dallas
Texas
Johnsons
Olin K K. Teague
Bryan
Bill D. Moyers
Marshall
Roy A. Butler
Austin
Henry BE. Catoo
San Antonio
Braniff Airlines
Harding Lawrence
Ralph S. O'Connor
Houston
Walter M. Shirra Jr
Frank Borman
Seabrook
Israel unemployment may hit sixty five thousand this year
The Labor Ministry reports unemployment in Israel could reach 65 000 in 1966 doubling 1965 figures. It notes 277 strikes and lockouts in 1965 affecting 203 000 workers, the highest in recent history and recalls 1956 peak of 46 000 unemployed.
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Jerusalem
UPI
Israel
Quality Shoes Promised with Luxurious Traditional Craft
Readable fragments mention promised quality footwear featuring luxurious appeal and traditional styling. No clear entities or events identified beyond general product notes.
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Boris Boskovic
Pany
Belgrade
Mihaijlov
Tizzy
By Kate Osann
Gahreruhrer
Chuck
Margo
Lawrence F. O'Brien
LBJ
Marcos
Carr
Ralph Yarborough
Mahon
Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York
Jim Fairey
Jim Bishop
Adele Simpson
Sylvia Porter
Walter Reuther
Richard Egan
Shirley McLaine
Waggoncr
Lubbock
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Sth
Avenue J
Zvenieg
Morr
Eve
Eun
Lubbock Power & Light
Your Electric Company
de Vexas
Phane
England
J. C. Penney Co
Oxford
Penney
Monterey
Gary
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