Iraq Plans Troop Move Into Jordan Sparks Mid East Tension
Reports say Iraq may send about 3 000 troops into Jordan to back King Hussein's government. The plan aims to stabilize Jordan and deter uprisings while Iraq, Egypt and Saudi Arabia navigate a complex Arab power struggle amid U S and British interests in the region.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Middle East
Jordan
Faisal
Iraq
Idan
Rae
Hussein
United States
Britain
Nasser
Ong
Israel
Arab World
Egypt
Saudi Hussein
Arabia
Meditines
France
Ain
Tral Ieee World
Peace Shaky Israeli Reprisal Leaves 59 Dead
UN Palestine truce chief met with Israel and Jordan to ease tensions after a seven hour Israeli reprisal raid left 59 dead. Reports from Damascus cite Syria ready to retaliate with 48 hour and Israel 11. Israel reported 18 soldiers killed and 12 wounded. Jordan listed 4 soldiers and 2 National Guardsmen killed. casualties cited varied per source.
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Damascus
Syria
Israel
Jordan
Laraes
Judge Rules Against Boy Viewing Dad Funeral Ruling
Cleveland case involves a 14 year old who shot his father and is barred from attending the funeral. Juvenile Court Judge Albert A Weldman weighs in as the boy undergoes psychiatric tests and awaits a scheduled hearing to determine prosecution and custody outcomes.
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Cleveland
Ally
Robert Zavaniak
Celiouine
Albert A. Weldman
Johnny Knows Now Boy's Going To Take Blindness In Stride
Five year old Johnny Pair loses his second eye to cancer and learns to cope with blindness. His mother Bessie Pair describes his calm acceptance after Grady Hospital removed the right eye to stop the spread of malignancy. The doctor reassured him and his mother to let him continue daily activities as normally as possible.
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Atlanta
Johnny Pair
Johnny
Bessie Pair
Grady Hospital
Makes Sense Doesn't It A Cotton Bowl Ticket Tale
A fragmented Texan note discusses Cotton Bowl ties to its business and the insistence on ticket availability, referencing the event and its relevance to local commerce and fans.
Hamister Testifies of Injury at Parris Island Trial
Donald Hamister of Norwalk Ohio testified that Marine Corporal Richard Bille of Erie Pennsylvania punched him in the stomach after Hamister failed to call him sir. He said he was hospitalized the next day for a hernia operation and described pain lasting five to six minutes with a later enlarged scrotum.
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Parris Island
D. C
Donald Hamister
Norwalk
Ohio
Richard Bille
Erie
Bille
Hamistar
Hamisiar
Weekend Warmth Likely With Scattered Showers Expected
The Miami Valley forecaster notes warm southerly air with a likely wet weekend. Sunday is expected partly cloudy and warm with scattered showers. Middletown official high Thursday reached 63 degrees at 3 PM and the low 40 degrees at 6 AM.
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Miami Valley
Middletown
Search for missing US transport plane after distress signals
Distress calls spurred a vast hunt for a US Air Force transport missing with 59 aboard. Crews scoured north of the Azores with bombers and ships as authorities traced signals to a possible portable beacon, but no wreckage or survivors were found.
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London
U.S
Quiet Falls Over Kowloon After Rioting
An uneasy calm returns to Kowloon and nearby villages after two days of widespread rioting and factional clashes that left 44 dead. A tight curfew remains in effect across Hong Kong mainland as police bolster security and the border with Communist China is sealed to prevent further incursions.
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Hong Kong
Kowloon
China
E. B. David
Kow
Teacher in Trouble as Doctor's Defender Presses Resign
Monticello Florida report notes a schoolteacher who defended Dr Deborah faces pressure to resign. The teacher, who says she has exercised her right, plans to continue teaching while the controversy continues at a September meeting.
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Monticello, Fla
Deborah
Ward of British High Court Involving London American Child
A one year old girl aboard the Soviet ship London American was removed shortly before she was to sail with her father to Russia. The child was placed as a ward of the British High Court after a writ was issued to hold her in Britain.
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London
Russia
Missing Air Force Plane Leaves Families in Limbo
Cleveland families await news as an Air Force plane carrying four men from Ohio and a Navy crew member disappears en route from England to the Azores. The Lipina family and others fear the aircraft went down in the eastern Atlantic. The list includes A2C Conrad J. Buehler of Waterville and Cmdr. Lowe, a Delaware native with three children, formerly at Port Columbus.
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Cleveland
Mea
Evelyn Lipina
England
Lajes
Azores
Atlantic
Air
Ohio Air Force
A.2
C. Conrad J. Buehler
Waterville
Navy
Levittown
Orville R. Lowe
Delaware
Ohio
Lowe
New
Jerry
Columbus
Disobedient Child Sentenced To Supper Alone
A child is made to eat supper alone and say grace at the table. He blesses the Father for the meal prepared in his presence.
English Teachers Rated as Bureaucrats by Colleges Meeting
Herman R. Allen reports at a conference where leaders from University of Illinois, Carleton College, Oregon, and others discuss English teachers as effective bureaucrats. Warnings about shortages appear as professors note English capability in writing letters or reports signals suitability for administration.
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Herman R. Allen
Chicago Business and General
W. Leighton Collins
University of Ilinois College
Taneaiee Jean
Frank R. Kille
Carleton Bureau Rate
C. Mere College
Northfield
Minn
Kewdith Wison
University of Ever
Oregon
Wilson
Ceann
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