Egypt evacuates civilians along Suez Canal amid Middle East tensions
Tel Aviv reports Egypt isolating civilians near Port Said and Suez Town as cross canal fighting intensifies. Dayan warns Israel may strike Arab capitals. Bomb plot at the U S Embassy foiled. guard increased. Jordan's King Hussein heads to Moscow for talks on Soviet aid as Arabs press for direct talks with Israel.
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Middletown Fenwick Student Wins Honorable Mention
Mark E Trotta son of Mr and Mrs John Trotta 1728 Sheffield Sr piano student of Mrs VC Thompson earned honorable mention in the Corbett Scholarship Award auditions at the University of Cincinnati College Conservatory of Music He played the Rondo from Beethoven Concerto No 5 and has 10 years of piano study plus multiple national awards The Corbett Awards began in Cincinnati College Conservatory centennial year with a new 5 million music center dedicated November 27 at UC campus.
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Communists gain broad regional council seats in France runoff
In the runoff phase of France's regional elections, Communist and leftist groups gained ground against De Gaulle. Communists tripled their seats to 119 more than 1961, raising total regional council representation to 175, while non Communist leftists added 6-7 seats. Gaullists held 219 seats with 1,708 of 1,772 districts reported.
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OSU and Capital Non-Teaching Employees Prepare Pickets
In Columbus, non teaching staff at Ohio State and Capital universities threaten walkouts after AFSCME locals reject truce proposals. OSU workers seek 10 percent pay rise and benefits while Capital staff press recognition and dues checkoff without raises. A looming strike deadline looms at both campuses.
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Declarer Struggles to Make Six in National Bridge Play
North-South vulnerable. Bidding shown ends with West leading a trump. Declarer, after drawing three rounds of trumps, finds diamonds blocked and discards a diamond on a heart, then makes the remaining tricks by unblocking diamonds and parking two clubs on diamonds.
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Blast Damages Mt Adams Cafe in Cincinnati
A dynamite blast caused about $4500 damage to New Dillys cafe in the Mt Adams area early Sunday. No injuries reported. The cafe serves the Mt Adams community noted for its old world and hipster mix.
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Auto Crash in Missouri Kills Three Ohio and Indiana Residents
A car ran into an exit sign on a highway near Carthage Missouri killing two Ohioans, William Andrew Jurney Jr. 36 of Toledo and his son William III 12, and Mabel S. Cole of Richmond Indiana.
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