Soviet Goodwill Ships Reach Egypt as UN Moves on Refugee Properties
Six Soviet naval vessels docked at Alexandria joining a destroyer and a repair ship for a total eight warships in the harbor on a goodwill visit. UN envoy Gunnar Jarring met Jordanian premier Bahjat Talhouni in Amman as the General Assembly debated appointing a custodian for Palestine refugee properties in Israel. Jordan Morocco and Iraq seek alignment with Syria and Saudi Arabia for next month’s Arab summit to forge a unified Middle East plan.
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Cairo
UPI
Alexandria
Egypt
Mediterranean
Warshi
United Arab Republic
Gurtnar Jarring
Middle East
Jarring
U.N
Bahjat Talhouni
Amman
United Nations
General Assembly
Israel
Secreta General
Moslems Fast During Month of December
In Rabat Morocco Muslims observe Ramadan by fasting from dawn to dusk with exemptions for travelers and pregnant women. Work shifts shorten and many rest after 2 p.m. The fast ends with a cannon or radio signal followed by harira soup and festive family visits before dawn.
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Rabat
Morocco
Stolen Autos Recovered By Police Saturday
Police recovered two of three stolen vehicles on Saturday. A car taken from Bobby Nagiller at 1509 Falcon Drive was found abandoned near the Central Hotel in the 400 block of North Texas. A 1966 station wagon owned by Jay Davis was located at 2729 East 21st after being stolen from Davis's home.
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Bobby Nagiller
Falcon Drive
Yellow Rose Lounge
Central Hotel
North Texas
Jay Davis
Custer
East 21St
Davis
Rex Rental Tools Inc
52Nd
Andrews Highway
D. D. Warren
Paper strikes fail to halt Los Angeles Herald-Examiner
Los Angeles Herald-Examiner prints Sunday edition despite a strike by the American Newspaper Guild and four allied unions. About 1,600 of 2,200 staff idled as wages and pensions dispute persisted. The paper aimed for more than 500000 copies, below normal 706971.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Los Angeles Herald-Examiner
The
Herald-Examiner
American Newspaper Guild
International Typographers Union
Guild
Britons ignore devaluation as Christmas shopping thrives
On Carnaby Street shoppers ignore austerity warnings and spend briskly as devaluation raises questions about imports and wage limits. Department stores report strong sales with color televisions a top buy while food prices rise due to meat shortages and inflation concerns loom.
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London
Carnaby Street
Oxford Street
Selfridge’s
Britain
Nother
Oxford
John Lewis
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Sexchequer
Roy Jenkins
Bank of England
Sears
Gears, Roebuck and CO
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Rexall
Grandview Pres
COS.& Gift
Teflon
Mattel
Suzy
Homemaker
Montclare
Garland
Pantie
Kenner
Lustre Creme
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