Israelis Claim 21 Arabs Slain in Northern Jordan Valley clash
Israeli forces reported 21 Arab combatants killed in a night battle in the Ordan valley near Na hal Mehola with no Israeli deaths. The clash, amid infiltrators from Jordan, followed shelling at Wadi Elyabis and Kuraimah. Jordan and Egyptian reports of related firefights and air raids were noted as regional tensions rose. Jordan's King Hussein warned of a widening Middle East conflict in a US televised interview.
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Doctor of Religious Education degree abbreviation
The Doctor of Religious Education degree is abbreviated DRE.
Bus campaigning ends as Pafford plans state race
Georgia state representative Robert C Pafford finishes a 3400 mile bus tour to promote his bid for the Public Service Commission He will continue distributing Grandma Pafford s Cook Book which has become his campaign trademark The Lakeland farmer oil dealer has handed out about 5000 books weekly and aims for over 200000 by election time while joking that his bus seat comfort would suit his 270 pound frame
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Robert C
Bobby” Pafford
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State Public Service Commission
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Lakeland
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Nurses decry bookwork at nursing school convention
At the 18th annual National Student Nurses Association session in Miami Beach, about 2000 delegates including Nellie W. Journeau of Houston charged nursing educators with overemphasizing library and lecture work. They urged more bedside training and criticized curricula as a total immersion. The session featured a dramatic blackout protest by nurses in black.
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New Zealand viniculture yields 2.5 million gallons annually
Wellington reports that New Zealand commercial vineyards produce about 2.5 million gallons of wine each year. The native product’s per capita consumption stands at 0.57 gallon.
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Distillers Taxes Rise Across Washington in 1968 Receipts
A total of 4 billion dollars in distilled spirits receipts was reported for 1968 by federal, state and local governments, marking an increase of about 4.5 percent from 1967.
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Guardsmen Withdraw From New Haven Rally Amid Peaceful Outcome
About 2,500 National Guardsmen were ordered home after a weekend rally in New Haven in support of the Black Panthers. Rallies drew 12,000 to 15,000 Friday and 6,000 to 8,000 Saturday with little disorder despite fears of violence.
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Rap Brown Trial Resumes With Missing Defendant
The arson riot trial of H. Rap Brown was to resume in Ellicott City Maryland but Brown remains missing. Defense counsel William M Kunstler says Brown was last heard from March 8 and legal moves to remove the case to federal court halted proceedings April 21.
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