Lebanon workers strike widens pressure over war
Lebanese workers staged a nationwide strike claiming 98 percent effectiveness to pressure Beirut to join Arab nations in the war against Israel. Reports described clashes with Israeli patrols in southern Lebanon and mass participation by labor religious and political leaders in Beirut.
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Beirut
UPI
Sone Ey
Israel
Leutenant
Lebanon
Sidon
Lébanon
East Wan
Moshe
Dayan
Tel Aviv
Quirks and Notes From Around the World
A vacation-spot burglar left an apologetic note after a failed attempt at a cabin north of Omaha, saying they intended to steal guns but felt for the owner’s feelings. St. Peter's College in Jersey City begins admitting women, two female graduates share valedictory honors. A man in Darlington knocked down a wall to drag a 19 foot motor cruiser from his yard after two years of work. Leeds University posts nets to trap an owl attacking security staff over two weeks. Rutland Garments Ltd. receives a Soviet order for 48 thousand dollars of women’s underwear in dainty colors.
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U.S
United Press International
Omaha
Neb
Lake Termina
Sam Nisi
Jersey City
UPD
St. Peter’s College
Mary Anne Maher
Walter Zabryckyj
Darlington
England
Peter Ray
Leeds
Leeds University
Ilkeston
UPI
Rutland _ Garments, Ltd
Soviet Union
Local Sports First In The Daily Bee
The Daily Bee leads with local sports coverage, highlighting scores, standout players, and upcoming games from the area. Readers get quick recaps and essential stats for city teams and key matchups.
Severe weather blast hits multiple states with twisters
A storm system swept the East and Midwest bringing thunderstorms and heavy rain. Tornadoes touched down in Southeast New Mexico and near Lexington Michigan with property damage and injuries reported. Alma remnants dump heavy rains as cooler air settles over the Midwest and dry conditions continue in the West. Fort Lauderdale recorded 9.6 inches of rain in 24 hours amid the passage.
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International
United’ Press
Lubbock
Tex
Western
New York
Millersport
Pendleton
Lockport
N.Y
New Mexico
Lexington
Mich
Columbia
S.C
Alma
Atlantic Coast
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Midwest
Fargo
N.D
Phoenix
Ariz
Mobile Slaughter Operators Clash Over New Reporting Form
CAPD operators of mobile slaughter units objected at a hearing to a proposed reporting form for compliance with state and federal wholesome meat acts. Assistant Attorney General Warren Felton and meat act Administrator Wilson Horne urged potential edits but stressed new regulations are needed. Mobile Slaughters Association argued operators could meet sanitary, transportation, and facility standards. Dr C H Kennedy supported regulations while Felton noted federal stance differs.
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Boise
Warren Felton
Wilson Horne
Ceser
Mobile Slaughters Association
C.H. Kennedy
Felton
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