Prague Central Committee session signals policy decision
Prague heads for normalization as Dubcek convenes full Central Committee meeting. Moscow presses for faster troop withdrawal and tighter censorship while officials warn of anti-Soviet forces. Observers note warned mood of panic amid rumors of purges and Soviet-backed control.
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UPS
Cachoslovak Communist “Party
Alexander Dubcek
Moscow
Communist Party
Pravda
Arab nations pledge aid to Jordan amid Israeli raids threat
Arab governments threaten urgent aid to Jordan if Israel raids across the Jordan River escalate. Cairo reports urge support for Jordan and Arab commando raids while Arab press flags troop movements and warns of escalating resistance. Police in Tel Aviv round up suspects after three bus station bombings injure 49.
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Israel
Tel Aviv
Amman
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Jordan River
Cairo
al Ahrami
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al Abrati
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Lis
Liquor Hearing Delayed for Crazy Horse Saloon Applicants
Scottsdale liquor board postpones Sept 18 hearing as Kare Magill Sid ney King must finish required forms for transfer of the Apollo Club license from Helen Kuzmanoff. City officials including Mayor Bud Tims plans to oppose the applicants amid prior scrutiny by Lt Jack Kelly over alleged connections to a Denver swindle gang.
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State. Liquor . Control Board
Kare
Helen _Kuzmanoff
Apollo Club
N. Scottsdale “Rd
Bud Tims
Jack Kelly
City” Police
Ma‘gill
King
Kelly
Dichmond
Denver
Ex-premier Menzies in satisfactory condition after stroke
In London, former Australian Prime Minister Sir Robert Menzies, aged 73, is in entirely satisfactory condition after a minor stroke. He is staying at the London Clinic, according to an Australian High Commission spokesman.
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London
UPI
Commission
Robert Menzies
Menzies
Fires blame air conditioners for two blazes
Firefighters say two fires were caused by overloaded air conditioning units. One home at 6034 North 38th Place filled with smoke after an overheated motor near Dr. William C. Minturn's residence. The other incident at 6845 East Osborn Road caused $100 damage to an apartment building's AC unit.
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William C. Minturn
E. Osborn Rd
Obituaries for Joseph W. Eberly and Lambert in Phoenix
Obituary notices report Joseph W. Eberly a former United Airlines captain who died Wednesday in Phoenix Memorial Hospital at age 5614 E Wilshire. He served in World War I and moved from Denver to Phoenix. Ruth Eberly his widow survives. services were held at Paradise Chapel with burial at Greenwood Cemetery. Lambert, a long-time Phoenix resident from Honolulu, died Tuesday at home on 5626 E Montecito with two sons John K and Richard. services to be at Green Wood Cemetery after visiting hours at the mortuary today.
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Joseph W. Eberly
United Airlines
Phoenix Memorial
Hospital
Eberly
Wilshire
Denver
Ruth
Paradise Chapel
I ‘Lambert
Phoenix
Honolulu
E. Montecito
John L
John K
Richard
Vietnam
Greenwood
Miami bank officer fights fake credit card machine
Theodore A. Davis Jr of Capital National Bank found a seven foot metal machine outside a Miami bank that dispenses $50 per $200 loan and charges 2 percent monthly interest. The device, resembling a coin changer, is bolted to the street and monitored by burglar alarm with 24 hour operation. Davis plans to replicate machines citywide. In Srinagar India, twelve students and 13 police were injured in clashes over prosecutions of Muslim students labeled enemy agents.
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Theodore A.’ Davis’ Jr
Davis
Srinagar
India
UPI
Temple Solei Forms New Reform Congregation Leaders
Temple Solei announced plans to start a new reform congregation in the eastern Valley region within two years. Rabbi Jerrold Goldstein and Phoenix Cantor Seymour Raboy are named as key leaders guiding the initiative.
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Solei
Togo
Temple Solei
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