Nasser Dies Leaving Arab Unity Dream Unfilled
Cairo AP profile of Gamal Abdel Nasser traces his rise from Free Officers to president, his push for Arab unity, and his failures to unite the region amid wars with Israel. It notes his 1956 Suez nationalization, 1967 defeat, and his later attempts at diplomacy with the Soviet bloc, plus personal details and his lasting influence on Arab politics.
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Period Of Chaos Feared After Nasser Death
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan warns that Nasser's death may trigger a volatile Arab reaction against the West. He cites loss of leadership, Middle East tensions, remembered setbacks, and potential violence risking US interests, European oil, and major crossroad influence. The piece also notes possible Western intervention echoes and a looming superpower showdown. Kansas educator Theodore Shackelford appointed to VA advisory committee.
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Vocational Rehabilitation and Education Advisory Committee
Judgeship Bribe Based In Tax Case
A Baltimore tax evasion trial features internal revenue agent testimony that a $5,000 payment was directed to a gubernatorial campaign fund in 1966 to help Paul Pitcher obtain a judgeship. Callanan, Pitcher’s former law partner, denies involvement while Tawes and Finan offer limited comment.
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Nixon Says She Favors Other Ways Than Strikes
Pat Nixon, while remaining in Rome, said she does not believe in strikes of any kind, including those for women's liberation. She urged alternative methods to achieve reform.
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Rome
Pat Nixon
Mrs Nixon Seeks Equal Rights At Vatican Meeting
Mrs Nixon and husband meet Pope Paul VI during a U S 6th Fleet coffee session with Italian press. She describes discussions ranging from fashions to bullfights and reiterates a belief in equal rights and equal pay for equal work. The exchange occurs amid a broad global visit.
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Senate votes on Bayh plan to end Electoral College
Washington AP The Senate faced a decisive test in reforming the presidential election system by advancing a House approved plan to abolish the Electoral College. The proposal would elect the winner with at least 40 percent of the national popular vote, otherwise a runoff between the top two would occur.
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Caprice Comfort at Chevrolet Price Redefined
The maker describes strengthened body structure and a double steel roof layer to improve safety and quietness. Caprice is pitched as offering luxury features at a Chevrolet price, signaling a value emphasis for buyers seeking upscale comfort.
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