Nasser’s Fall Signals Arab Turmoil and Western Risk
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan assesses the probable impact of Gamal Abdel Nasser’s decision to quit as Arab leader. The loss could create a leadership vacuum, spark revolutionary unrest, threaten oil supply to Europe, and complicate Western aims in the Middle East.
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William L. Ryan
Israel
Isiamal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
Hussein
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Britain
France
Suez Canal
U.S
Paris
London
Europe
United States
America
Egypt
Moscow
Kremlin
Nasir's Pan Arab Quest Sows Pride and Reproach
The piece portrays Nasir as shaping a modern Arab dream while seeking a Pan Arab identity. It notes Egypt at the center of two spheres, the Arab world and Africa, and mentions nationalist support from Arabs opposed to the United States and the West for Israel and broader miseries.
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Nasser
Egypt
Africa
United States
West
Israel
Four Firms Charged With Refusing Service to Negroes
The Justice Department filed four federal suits in Alabama Florida Louisiana and Mississippi alleging discrimination by businesses that refused service to Black customers. Actions target Coffee Pot Inc Laverne Alabama Star Lite Drive-in Theater Fort Myers Florida Lucky Strike Bowling Lanes New Orleans and Coney Island Restaurant Hattiesburg Mississippi plus owners and managers named.
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Justice Department
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Lorida
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Mississippi
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Ala
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Coffee Pot, Inc
Carl W. Tucker
Laverne
Tampa
Fla
Richard DP. Schaeffer
Fort Myers
New Orleans
William Gruber
Henry Vosbein
William Dudash
Frank Alexander Gruber
Hattiesburg
Miss
Nick Fokakis
Arthur Fokakis
Vietnamese Air Force Officer Identified in Miss T28 Crash
Second Lt. Pham Van Se age 26 of the Vietnamese Air Force was identified among victims of a T28 crash near Ocean Springs Mississippi. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Phan Van Thang of Sai gon. He arrived in the United States in September 1966 attending pilot training at Lackland AFB and Randolph AFB before transferring to Keesler AFB on March 23. he was in the class set to graduate next Tuesday.
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Miss
Pham van Se
Ocean Springs
Phan van Thang
Saigon
United States
Lackland Afb
Tex
Randolph Afb
Keesler
Dorothy Parker Laid To Rest In Brief Tributes
New York figures from literature and theater honored Dorothy Parker at a brief service. A violinist played Bach as Zero Mostel Lillian Hellman delivered short tributes. Parker, 73, died of a heart attack Wednesday.
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Dorothy Parker
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Zero Mostel
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Governor Johnson enters lieutenant governor race in Mississippi
Gov Paul Johnson formally qualifies for the lieutenant governor race saying the contest will be dull for voters while the governor’s race could be heated He notes he would fight to discredit the office but will avoid sidelining the governor’s duties He stresses no campaign machine and plans to focus on qualification and qualifications of the next lieutenant governor He indicates he cannot seek a second consecutive term and will concede to the voters decision
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Vernon Guidry JR
Jackson
Miss
Paul Johnson
Heber Ladner
Johnson
Paul B. Johnson
State Capitol
C. C. Aycock
Franklin
McKeithen
Aycock
Southern Presbyterian Becomes U S Moderator
The Rev. Marshall Coleman Dendy, 65, defeated his third cousin Rev. Patrick D Miller by one vote to become moderator of the Presbyterian Church in the U S. The General Assembly, representing 955,402 members in 4,002 churches across 16 states, meets in Bristol through Wednesday.
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Franklin County
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Red Clay County
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Frank H. Caldwell
Charlotte
N.C
Tom Currie
Houston
Tex
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Floria
Wilkes
Birmingham
Ala
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S.C
Presbyterian College
Clinton
University of Tennessee
University of Edinburgh
Scotland
King College
General Assembly
Rarick Gubernatorial Bid Rumors Stir Louisiana Scene
A new bumper sticker reading You Guessed It Rarick for Governor spread across Louisiana as rumors grow that Rep. John Rarick may enter the governor’s race against Gov. John McKeithen. Rarick aides say he has toured the state to test support while drafting talks circulate.
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Rarick
John McKeithen
John Rarick
D-La
McKeithen
Earl K. Long
Long
James H. Morrison
Johnson
Morrison
Banick
International Paper Union Okays Three Year Pact
An agreement reached for a three year labor contract covering 11,500 International Paper employees in 10 Southern Kraft Division mills. Ratification by local union members is required. Affected plants include sites in Mobile Alabama Bastrop and Springhill Louisiana Natchez Moss Point Panama City Pine Bluff Camden Georgetown and more.
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Ala
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International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
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Hussein Heir Leaves Oxford for Amman After Exams
Prince Hassan twenty, heir to King Hussein of Jordan, will return to Amman next Thursday after completing Hebrew exams at Oxford University. A friend said he wished to return when fighting began Monday but his brother urged him to stay and finish exams.
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England
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Amman
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Day Camp Begins Monday at For sythe Park Camp
The 14th annual YMCA-YWCA Day Camp opens at 9 a.m. Monday in Forsythe Park with activities including swimming, crafts, nature lore, trips, tennis, canoeing, fishing, archery, singing and group games. Miss Bess Sharp directs the girls' camp and Dervis Tippen the boys' section.
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Butch) Hoffmann
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