UAR Pressures Jordan to Attend Arab Defense Council Meet
Egyptian Gen. Aly Amer declares Jordan must attend the 13 nation Arab League council meeting on rising tensions with Israel. Jordan considers attendance compulsory under league rules but has not committed, amid tensions with Egypt and Syria over the November raid. The piece notes Pravda’s stance on peace and a separate PLO pledge to continue guerrilla raids into Israel.
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Beirut
Lebanon
UPI
Aly Aly Amer
United Arab Command
Jordan
Arab Defense Council
Israel
Amer
Cairo
al Ahram
Arab League
Hussein
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Pravda Sunday
Syria
Egypt
U.A.R
Pravda
Middle East
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
United Nations
Chicago U Draft Probe Opens Sunday Amid Protests
The University of Chicago hosts a four day conference on the draft drawing debate. Officials press for recommendations impacting the President's commission report due in January while student protesters hold a separate anti draft conference nearby. Topics include abolition versus universal service, a draft lottery, and changing exemptions.
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Hazard
Ford Foundation
National Service Corps
University enrollment records set again in the fall
Cincinnati AP reports the 1966 United States college enrollment survey shows 3,558,618 full time and 1,296,661 part time students at 1,095 schools. Despite a 0.9 percent freshman drop, total enrollment rose 5.8 percent year over year led by large public universities and teachers colleges with continued gains.
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Cincinnati
Garland G. Parker
United States
Office of the Registrar
The
University of Cincinnati
Parker
Fulbright Faces Global Scrutiny as Civil Rights Row Flares
AP analysis notes Sen. J. W. Fulbright travels to Stockholm amid questions on Viet Nam and civil rights. The Arkansas Democrat, longtime critic of U.S. policy, defends internal civil rights matters while recalling 1957 Arkansas school integration clashes and his past stance on McCarthy and the Southern Manifesto.
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Washington
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
Stockholm
Arkansas Democrat
Senate
Johnson
Viet Nam
Dominican Republic
Fulbright
United States
Watts
Los Angeles
Chicago
Arkansas
Supreme Court
Orval Faubus
Central High School
Dwight D
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wisconsin
House
Congress
United Nations
Eisenhower
Harry S. Truman
Supermarket Chains Drop Buying Games Amid Protests
After housewives picketed, major chains including Safeway A&P Kroger Milgram begin phasing out prize games. Some firms delay decisions while others expand stamp programs or lower prices. In Portland Fred Meyer leaves the decision to customers. Jewel Tea touts a lower price policy reducing weekly costs for families.
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New York
Associated Press
Kansas City
Safeway Stores, Inc
Robert A. Magowan
Safeway
Purity Stores, Inc
California
Eames
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
Magowan
Strategic Merchandising Corp
A&p
National Tea
Portland
Ore
Fred Meyers, Inc
Chicago
Jewel Tea Co
Jewel
Funeral set for Edmund J. Shea former IU Medical Center administrator
Indianapolis Indiana Edmund J Shea 54 former administrator of the Indiana University Medical Center who retired last year due to ill health died Saturday at Methodist Hospital Funeral services are planned for Tuesday Shea formerly served as president of the Indiana Hospital Association and the Indiana Health Council
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Indianapolis
Edmund J. Shea
Indiana University Medical Center
Indiana Hospital Association
Indiana Health Council
Shea
Methodist Hospital
Maywood Bookie Ring Raided Clearing House Seized
State police and FBI raided an abandoned Maywood television shop described as a major illegal gambling center. The operation allegedly cleared about 150000 dollars daily in bets. Two men Salvatore Molose and William Armonde were arrested and freed on two thousand dollar bonds.
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Maywood, Ill
FBI
Sue
Maywood
Chicago
John Newbold
Springfield
Newbold
Salvatore J. Molose
Ejiywood Park
William Armondo
Pure Princess Seams Sheath Pattern 9492
Pattern description for a Misses' sheath dress with princess seams and tab trim. Includes fabric suggestions crepe linen cotton and sizing 10 12 14 16 18. Mail order details from Marian Martin Terre Haute Tribune Pattern Dept New York pattern number 9492 with price 50 cents each and 15 cents extra for mail service.
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Marian Martin
Terre Haute Tribune
Pattern
West 18Th St
New York
N. Y
Chicago executive found dead on Lake Shore Drive balcony
Louis Hyland Erickson, 61, president of Borg Erickson Corp., was found pajama clad in a driveway thirteen stories below his Lake Shore Drive apartment. Police said a French door to the balcony was open and the body was discovered by a garage attendant. Charlotte Erickson, 53, learned of the death from police. The building is at 1300 Lake Shore Drive.
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Chicago
Lake Shore Drive
Louis Hyland Erickson
Borg-Erickson Corp
Charlotte
Pact ratified by electrical workers in Fort Wayne area
Members of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers ratified a new contract proposal at General Telephone Co. affecting 600 to 700 workers in Local 723 Fort Wayne and Local 897 Terre Haute. Vote details and contract terms were not disclosed.
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Fort Wayne
Dick Gregory Heads for Hanoi
New York comedian Dick Gregory plans a trip to Hanoi to entertain captured U S troops in North Vietnam by flying to London and then onward. He defies State Department travel bans and says publicity would be earned by visiting Saigon instead. He speaks to a Greenwich Village crowd about the mission and mockingly notes a Christmas truce in the war.
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New York
UPI
Dick Gregory
North Viet Nam
London
Hanoi
State Department
Greenwich Village
Saigon
Louise James Found Dead in Loogootee Stabbing
Louise James aged 18 was found fatally stabbed Saturday at her parents home in Loogootee Indiana. Police said her husband James 23 was taken into custody as a suspect in the death.
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Loogootee
Ind
Louise James
Rt. 4
Nash Berry
James
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