Lebanon Nearing War Basis
United Press reports Lebanon moved toward a war footing as the high command ordered stronger border defenses with Israel and a compulsory military service study could draft 100 000 youths this year. Jordanian and Israeli clashes reported near the Sea of Galilee and near the Dead Sea border. Israel presented a 2.2 billion dollar budget with military emphasis.
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Pope says Middle East view misunderstood after meeting Jewish leader
Pope Paul VI told Dr Nahum Goldmann he opposed violence and that his prior Middle East statement was misinterpreted. Goldmann reported the audience in Rome with the World Jewish Congress president noting the Pontiff's esteem for Jews and hope for Catholic Jewish cooperation. The Vatican said the statement was not one sided and condemned violence from all sides.
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House Set to Vote on President Pay Raise to 200000
Washington reporters note the House plans to vote today on a 100 percent pay raise for the President, taking effect with Nixon’s inauguration. Opposed by Loken, the bill would raise the annual pay from 100000 to 200000, while other top officials face automatic future increases from a 1967 pay commission.
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Bishops Told by Pope Defend Teachings
Pope Paul VI urged new bishops in St Peter's Basilica to defend orthodox Roman Catholic doctrine and interpret it for modern readers without compromising its core. He consecrated 12 bishops during the ceremony amid ongoing debates between conservative and progressive theologians. In Colorado, law enforcement raided a California motorcycle club town area, arresting 12 and seizing narcotics and 29 guns. the Devil's Disciples link emerged among members and their alleged hippie associates, including five women.
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Students Burn Car of Envoy at METU in Ankara
Anti American students at Middle East Technical University overturned and burned the official limousine of U S Ambassador Robert Komer during lunch with the university rector Kemal Kardas. Komer remained at lunch and later said it was disappointing when a U S ally is treated this way. A student leader said about 10 students were involved in burning the car and some helped firemen. The incident followed protests at the airport when Komer arrived on a 12 year CIA tied mission. METU has U S aid loans.
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Ritzy Rats on Park Avenue Stir Manhattan Up
A rat colony possibly over 100 strong has settled on a fashionable Park Avenue block in Manhattan. Residents report numerous tunnel entrances along the center strip between path and 59th street near Delmanica's Hotel and upscale buildings. Health officials spread poison as Penn Central checks its tunnel for nesting sites.
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Last GI Freed by Cambodia Reaches Saigon
Spec 4 Earle Guernsey of Sacramento, the last of 12 American prisoners freed by Cambodia, arrived in Saigon with both legs in casts and checked into a U S military hospital for medical clearance. He was the sole survivor of a helicopter crash on the South Vietnam Cambodia border on November 27 and was later moved from Phnom Penh.
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London bookseller reports customer returns book on mastery over women
A London bookseller said a customer returned a book titled mastery over women noting his wife would not permit him to possess it. The letter, dated recently, cites a humorous obstruction and reflects gendered social friction in the exchange.
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Hearing Aids Complete 39 at Honest Price
Japanese engineers develop an aid with essential features of expensive models. Simple to wear, slide the receiver into the ear, adjust tone and volume for clear hearing. Free delivery from Aid Service, 207 East Broadway, Long Beach. Phone 432-5457.
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GI wins uphill drive against bulging flesh
Detroit man Michael K. Fox aged 21, weighed 253 pounds before enlistment, endured 12 weeks of Army sick training, lost 73 pounds, and faced harsh diet and fatigue. He describes hospital meals, a 500 calorie daily regime, and shift to military routines while noting the toll of heat and extra meals at civilian spots. He credits discipline and a stubborn appetite for resilience.
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Tower Williams Named to GOP Senatorial Posts
Washington Sen John G Tower of Texas named chairman of the Republican Senate Campaign Committee and Sen John J Williams of Delaware chosen as chairman of the GOP Committee on Committees. Both appointments were approved unanimously as GOP senators organized the minority in the new Senate. The group also recommended Barry Goldwater return to the Armed Services Committee where he previously served before running for president.
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