UAR Demands Jordan Attend Arab Defense Meet
Egypt's Gen Aly Amer said Jordan must join the Arab Defense Council meeting on war tensions with Israel, after the 13 nation Arab League informed Amman attendance is compulsory. King Hussein questioned aid from the command and signaled possible nonattendance. PLO vows to continue raids into Israeli territory.
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Jordan
Beirut
Lebanon
UPI
Aly Aly Amer
United Arab Command
Arab Defense Council
Israel
Amer
Cairo
al Ahram
Arab League
Wassein
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
The University of Chicago hosts a four day conference on the draft amid student protests nearby. Officials say the study will influence a commission report due in January. Professors express skepticism about finishing seven months of work in three weeks.
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Chicago
UPS
University of Chicago
Bradley H. Patterson
J. Geoffery C. Hazard
Patterson
Hazard
University Enrollment Records Set Again in the Fall
Cincinnati AP reports the 1966 college enrollment survey shows 4.67 million students at 1,058 schools, with full-time enrollment up 8 percent and freshmen down 0.9 percent, amid Viet Nam War effects and birth declines after 1948.
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Cincinnati
Garland G. Parker
United States
Office of the Registrar of the
University of Cincinnati
Puerto Rico
School and Society Magazine
Parker
Fulbright Civil Rights Record Boatsman in Foreign Policy Debate
AP analysis notes Sen. J. W. Fulbright shapes foreign policy stance while facing civil rights fire. The Arkansas Democrat chaired Foreign Relations, opposed civil rights acts, and criticized McCarthy while urging UN support, with a history of public positions on school integration and federal intervention.
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Washington
Sen. J. Wfulbright
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
Eisenhower
Faubus
McCarthy
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wisconsin
House
Congress
United Nations
Harry S. Truman
Supermarket Chains Begin Dropping Shopping Games
After protests by picketing housewives two supermarket chains have dropped promotional games with more considering cuts as current promotions end. In Kansas City groups have dropped games. Safeway plans to exit in January. A&P Kroger Milgram also pull back. Jewel and Jewel’s price policy shift noted. funeral for Edmund J. Shea in Indianapolis listed.
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New York
Associated Press
Kansas City
Safeway Stores, Inc
A&p
Kroger Co
Milgram Stores
New Jersey
New England
Cincinnati
Ohio
Safeway
Magowan
Strategic Merchandising Corp
National Tea
Raids Hit Major Illegal Gambling Center Near Chicago
State police and FBI raided an abandoned Maywood television shop described as a major betting hub clearing about 150000 dollars daily. Two men, Salvatore Molose and William Arnupdo, were arrested and released on bond after warrants were sworn by FBI agents.
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Maywood
FBI
Chicago
John Newbold
Springfield
Newbold
Salvatore J. Molose
Elmwood Park
William Arnupdo
Pure Princess sewing pattern 9192 for Misses sizes
Printed Pattern 9192 offers a sleek sheath with front and back seams and tab trim at the waist. Easy to sew in crepe linen or cotton with sizes 10 to 18 and 2% yards for size 14. Mail order details and pattern catalog offer included.
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Marian Martin
Terre Haute Tribune
Pattern Dept
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 below his Lake Shore Drive apartment balcony 13 stories down. Police say a French door to the balcony was open and the body was found by a garage attendant. his wife Charlotte 53 was awakened by police.
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Chicago
Lake Shore Drive
Louis Hyland Erickson
Borg-Erickson Corp
Charlotte
Pact ratified by IBEW at two Indiana GTE plants
The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers approved a new contract proposal affecting 600 to 700 workers in Local 723 Fort Wayne and Local 897 Terre Haute. Details of the vote and contract were not disclosed.
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Fort Wayne, Ind
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
General Telephone Co
Fort Wayne
Terre Haute
Dick Gregory Sails to Hanoi for Troop Tour
New York comedian Dick Gregory begins his trip to entertain prisoners of war in North Viet Nam by boarding a London flight with a plan for Hanoi. He says the move is not a publicity stunt and jokes about a Christmas truce while performing in Greenwich Village before departure.
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New York
UPI
Dick Gregory
North
Viet Nam
London
Hanoi
State Department
Greenwich Village
Saigon
Woman Found Dead in Loogootee Home
Louise James aged 18 was found dead from stab wounds in her parents home in Loogootee. Police report her husband James aged 23 was taken into custody.
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Loogootee
Ind
Louise James
Rt. 4
Noah Berry
James
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