Meir denounces Soviet Union as Egypt's tool in Middle East
Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir called the Soviet Union Egypt’s instrument in the Middle East in a London Sunday Times interview. She criticized Moscow for not acting independently of Cairo and opposed Western mediation plans. Demonstrators clashed with police outside a London theater as Meir spoke, with one arrest and injuries reported. She warned against the United States Russia Britain and France orchestrating a settlement via UN mediator Gunnar V. Jarring while insisting on direct talks between Israel and the Arab states.
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Associated Press
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Soviet Union
Egypt
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London
Washington
Moscow
Mideast
Valparaiso Doctor Dies After Ebro Heart Attack
Valparaiso physician Dr. A 4 Sanguinetti 56 died Friday morning in a Panama City hospital after a heart attack he suffered Thursday night in Ebro. Graveside services were held Saturday at Sunset Cemetery Valparaiso. Survived by wife Maria and two sons Alberto and Wilfredo.
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Daily News
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A. 4. Sanguinetti
Panama City
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Sunset Cemetery
Sanguinetti
Twin City
Chipley
A. G. Williams
Paxton
Argentina
Buenos Aires
University of Buenos Aires
United States
Florida
Chattahoochee State Hospital
Florida State Medical Board
Maria Sanguinetti
Niceville
Alberto
Miami
Wilfredo
Chattahoochee High School
Boys' Club names first Father of the Year for 1969
S T Sgt Har old V Quickle is chosen Father of the Year 1969 by the Boys' Club of the Playground Area. His entry notes five children two adopted from Japan and Korea and cites 17 years in the Air Force. He aided Japanese students in Japan and helped start Bible studies in Estin AFB area.
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Florida And Georgia News Roundup From AP Desks
Florida sees ROTC graduates commissioned by Gen Emmett M. Tally Jr and arms officers, while two Edgewater youths die in a near Valdosta crash after a disabled car on SR 401. Exiled Cuban insurgent plan targets Cuba this year. Florida teachers show no bias in a UF study. Vice President Agnew jokes through a rain delay at LaGorce while preparing to speak on Miami Beach and Tarpon Springs visit.
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Emmett M. Tally Jr
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Army Secialieutenant
University of Florida
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Air Force
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Valdosta
Florida
Danny Trans Lynn
Dale Lynn
Edgewater
Georgia
Miami
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antiCastro
Cuba
Vicente Mendez
Fidel Castro
Mendez
Panamericana
Grienesvillf
Wiliam W. Purkey
Samuel W. Deitz
West Palm Beach
University
College of Education
Purkey
Seale
Miami Beach
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
LaGorce Country Club
Harry Cain
U.S
Washington
Miami Herald
John McMullan
William B. Paul
Suneshine
William C. Cramer
R-Fla
Tarpon Springs
Tampa Bay
Controversial Underground Paper Prints Second Issue
The Typ rs Tower prints a second edition amid legal battles as editor Dean 17 faces federal court over the first sale. Okaloosa County schools seek reinstatement of Dean to Choctawhatchee High after a May 28 suspension for distributing the paper. judge preserves board authority and potential Supreme Court review. The Ivory Tower dedication thanks Ken Ross of WFTW as the four page issue sells for 20 cents.
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Merit
George W Dean ET
Dean
Okaloosa County
Choctawhatchee High School
U.S
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Arnow
Florida
Board of Public Instructoon
U.S. Supreme Court
Ivory Tower
Ken Ross
WFTW
Ross
Moon life impossible say Soviet scientists conclude
Soviet scientists report life cannot exist on the Moon due to lack of matter movement and food dispersal. They suggest Mars could host life using frost and wind while Venus could have life in high temperature polar regions, according to the United Nations space review.
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William N. Oatis
Associated Press
United Nations, NY
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Mars
Venus
U.N ‘S
Earth
Treasure chest exhumed as hunt halted and reburial planned
The Billy Bowlegs treasure was dug up Sunday by a festival committee member. a plastic ice box tray ruined the box with a digging rod ending the hunt. It will be reburied at a new site within two weeks with a fresh clue set, same map, copies 50 cents from the Chamber of Commerce.
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Billy Bowlegs
Malcolm Crotzer
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Chamber of Commerce
Fort Walton Beach
Pompidou Wins French Presidency Defeats Power in Landslide
Georges Pompidou was elected president of France with about 58 percent of the vote over Alain Poher, ending De Gaulle era politics. He urged unity and hinted at domestic liberalization while Britain eyed faster European Market entry. Official returns show 10,801,932 for Pompidou and 7,895,821 for Poher.
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John Vinocur
Associated Press
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Charles de Gaulle
France
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Alain Poher
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Pompidou
London
Foreign Office
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Pombidou
Weekend traffic mishaps claim eighteen lives in Florida
A weekend of fatal crashes in Florida left eighteen dead including Lincoln Bachelder 34 of Mount Dora Clarke Watson 38 of Winter Park Rocky Hale Tract 19 of Lorida Walter James Czarnicki 21 of Lake Placid and 13 year old Jack Gilbert of St. Petersburg Three-car and truck crashes on Plymouth Sorrento Road intersections State Road 17 and near St. Petersburg produced multiple deaths with victims from multiple communities.
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Associated Press
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Mount Dora
Plymouth- Sorrento
Orange County
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Orlando
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Winter Park
Rocky Hale Tract
Lorida
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Lake Placid
DeSoto City
Florida Highway Patrol
Jack Gilbert
St. Petersburg
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