Cease-fire extended in Middle East amid calm along canals
An uneasy calm settled as Egypt, Israel, and Jordan extended their 90 day cease-fire though Cairo refused future extensions. Israel urged a longer pause while Allon said the truce lasts if Egypt avoids military moves. Jordan pledged to observe while undefended borders held. Along the Suez Canal guns were quiet and troops rested, with alarms easing as U.N. urged a broader extension and indirect talks continued.
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Associated Press
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Israel
Jordan
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Golda Meir
Yigal Allon
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U.N
Gunnar V. Jardie
Span Jring
New Cambodian operation widens drive by Saigon forces
In Saigon sources six thousand South Vietnamese troops crossed into western Cambodia along a broad front near the Seven Mountains and Takeo. The operation aims to choke North Vietnamese infiltration, destroy border bases, and ease pressure on Phnom Penh while a U S destroyer moved to the Gulf of Siam.
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Corporate Control of TVA Tragedy Speech Warns of TV’s Hazards
Berkeley AP Nicholas Johnson FCC member calls corporate control of television America’s greatest tragedy. Speaking at UC Berkeley he criticizes profit driven programming that harms public awareness and fuels conspicuous consumption, says TV replaces reality with fantasy and targets women children and the poor. He urges FCC political programming rules to give air time to candidates.
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Berkeley
Calif
Nicholas Johnson
Federal Communications Commission
University ‘of
California
Johnson
FCC
Powell Eyes Nationwide Political Clean Up
Congressman elect Walter Powell plans a post election yard and pole sign removal drive across five counties starting Saturday at 9 a.m. from Middletown headquarters 1601 Central Ave. The non partisan effort expects 30 to 50 volunteers to collect about 20 000 signs and 1 000 yard signs over several days using car trunks and the campaign bus.
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Walter Powell
Powell
Middletown
Central Ave
Butler County mulls computer aid for non support desk
Butler County officials consider IBM survey to test a hypewriter for non support caseloads. Judge David Black noted heavy clerical work and suggested leasing a computerized aide at 175 dollars monthly if effective. Also update on jail delays, strike by cement masons, and the new training center project on Fair Avenue. Manny Galikov named to the Rural Zoning Commission to replace resigned Robert Hildebrand Jr.
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Sol Riegel
Hamilton
Butler County
David Black
IBM
Gerald Hammond
Steed, Hammond & Associates
William Denham
Middletown
Denham
Hammond
Fair Avenue
Manuel
Manny) Galikov
Butler County Rural Zoning Commission
Robert Hildebrand Jr
Local Man Sued For Trees In Butler County Court
J Hofert Co of Newark filed suit in Butler County Common Pleas Court against William O Back of Middletown seeking 5517 dollars plus interest for Christmas trees delivered in December 1968. The Newark firm lists 17 William St as its address. Back resides at 2106 Main St Middletown.
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Hamilton
New Jersey
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Middletown
J. Hofert Co
William St
Newark
N.J
William O. Back
Main St
Young Democrat Brown to Run Ohio Attorney General Office
William J. Brown, 30, the youngest elected statewide official in Ohio, plans to revitalize consumer frauds and crimes sections, lead a hard hitting unit to tackle crime and drugs, and streamline the attorney general's office while expanding collaboration with local prosecutors and law enforcement. He won the primary over John McDonald and beat John Herbert in the general election. Brown, a Lisbon native with degrees from Duquesne and Ohio University Law, will staff his office and take a vacation before taking office in January.
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Lisbon
Ohio
William J.brown
Brown
Attorney General’s Office
Attorney General
John McDonald
House
Herbert
Duquesne University
Ohio University College of Law
U.S. Office of Economic Opportunity
Youngstown
Riddle, Riddle and Brown
College Life Topic Panel at Miami University Campus
A panel of Hamilton Campus students from Miami University will discuss college life at the Butler County Social Service Organization meeting. The program begins Monday at noon at Waldo's in Hamilton. Moderator will be Al Mijula with Verna Profit presiding, the society reports.
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Miami University
Butler County Social Service Organization
Waldo’s
Hamilton-Cleves Road
James R. Degener
Butler County Mental Health Clinic
al Mijula
Verna Profit
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