Left wing Syria anger at Israel cited in regional tensions
The piece notes ongoing Israeli air strikes and border clashes with Syria amid a broader Arab split over how to confront Israel. It highlights Syria's leftist leadership and internal upheaval, US and Soviet roles, and the risk of broader conflict as Arab states diverge between conservative and revolutionary camps.
Israelis report border raid by Arab commandos four miles inside
Three Israelis were wounded in a four mile inside Israel clash on a dirt road east of Kiriat Gat. The attackers, linked to the Al Fattah Arab commando organization, allegedly entered from Syria via Jordan. Israel warned of possible retaliation amid UN Security Council discussions and Syrian warnings. Premier Eshkol inspected border bases as tensions rose.
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Go go dancer with 14 husbands headlines San Diego club
Pandora Cooke 29 faces federal fraud charges for collecting military allotments and life insurance payments amid her 14 husbands claim. Evicted from her apartment and barred from dance duties briefly, she resumes top billing at a San Diego nightclub after a hearing where police declined to press charges. Her husband, Marine Lance Cpl Harold Thomas Cooke, born Cairo Illinois, died in Vietnam.
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Democratic Rally Planned at Party Headquarters
A Democratic rally is set for 2 p.m. today at 7155 E Thomas Rd Democratic headquarters with Gov. Sam Goddard as guest. Guests include State Senate candidate Larry H. Bell and Legislature candidate James Gremanis. Dolan Ellis will provide musical entertainment.
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Denver Housewives Plan 200000-Strong Grocery Boycott
About 200000 Denver area housewives prepared to boycott five supermarkets starting Monday in a protest over rising food prices. Supporters cited lamb price of 1.74 per pound and pledged to continue the boycott, while stores offered bonus stamps and prize games to lure customers.
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Many Types of Arthritis Outlined by Dr. Walter Alvarez
Dr. Walter Alvarez explains arthritis varieties from mild fibrositis to rheumatoid and osteoarthritis, and notes infectious, psoriatic, gout, and post stroke forms. He mentions the impact on joints, potential surgical relief, and the role of vaccines, penicillin, and sanitation in reducing disease burden.
Winter storm traps hunters and causes multiple deaths
A severe early season blizzard dumped up to two feet of snow and gale winds across Colorado and Wyoming, killing at least seven people in traffic crashes and heart attacks. Hundreds of hunters were stranded in Wyoming as 20 foot drifts surrounded Laramie area. A 97-year-old Denver woman died when a tree limb fell on her home. Cheyenne isolation and Denver airport closure accompanied the storm which also moved into neighboring states with tornadoes reported in Iowa.
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Brotherhood Breakfast to Open Har Zion Season
The Harrion Brotherhood opens its season with a Sunday 10:30 a.m. breakfast featuring bagels and lox at Congregation Har Zion 5929 E Lincoln Dr. Phoenix. Attendees include new and prospective members invited by the group. Jay Dushoff will not present slides from his Holy Land trip.
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Senate approves inflation bill with exemptions for railroads and trucks
The Senate voted 38 to 19 to approve Johnsons anti inflation measure to suspend a 7 percent investment tax credit and rapid depreciation for 15 months, with exemptions for railroads airlines and trucks. A House conference will reconcile with the House version which had 16 months suspension and no transport exemptions.
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Backlash theme dominates Maryland campaign in 1960s coverage
A Maryland editorial fragment notes White backlash as central in a campaign, with Mahoney opposing open housing and facing liberal critics. It mentions Alabama signals, Pressman’s public persona, and uncertainties around Agnew, Pressman, and the political dynamics shaping the Baltimore scene.
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