Voice print expert backs Nasser on tape study
The New York Times reports physicist Lawrence G. Kersta analyzed a taped telephone conversation between Egypt's President Nasser and King Hussein of Jordan. Kersta, president of Voice Print Laboratories, said the voice matches Nasser with high certainty, after a study commissioned by the London Daily Telegraph. He declined further comment. Ball of Telegraph said Kersta worked overnight and had U.S. State Department approval. The technique relies on visual sonic patterns rather than deciphering words.
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Middle East crisis in UN May keep Sinai tensions boiling
Ralph H. Johnson analyzes why Soviet and other powers push to keep the Middle East issue alive in the UN Security Council. Despite cease-fire unanimity, enforcing truce and a lasting peace remain elusive as Syria and Soviet diplomats press harsh critiques while Israel and Arab states maneuver. Russia faces tarnished prestige as Sinai armament remains a strategic counterweight to U.S. and Israeli forces.
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Talk It To Death Aims At U N Middle East Peace
The Security Council stalls as Syria and Israel clash. Delegates, led by Denmark's Hans Tabor, speak at length while the chamber struggles to act. Russia pushes restraint and veto power shapes outcomes amid protests and pro Israel bias in New York press coverage.
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Carbondale officials plan Washington trip to urge funding
Three Carbondale officials including Mayor David Keene and William Burns will fly to Washington, D. C. Tuesday to press for federal funds for several city projects. They will meet Rep. Kenneth Gray and Sens. Dirksen and Percy, with Kirk joining to cover travel costs.
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Community Conservation Board
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Kenneth Gray
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Keene
Burns
Kirk
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New York City
New York University
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Ozark Air Lines Declares TwoforOne Stock Split
Ozark Air Lines will split common stock two for one effective June 26. Board chair Floyd W. Jones announced the plan after the May record date shows 9,841 shareholders holding 2,557,810 shares. Each holder will receive one additional share per share owned, with payment on July 17.
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