No Progress In Middle East Crisis Passes Week
Israeli farmers return to Jordan frontier fields as border clashes continue with Jordanian artillery and Israeli air strikes. UN talks fail to secure no shooting pledges. Thant and diplomats report no progress toward peace. Egypt denounces Israeli land claims as Cairo papers allege a phony coup plan, while Scranton flies to Cairo for Nixon on the Jarring mission.
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United Nations
Middle East
UPI
David L. Dugas
Thant
U.S
Cairo
Mahmoud Riad
U.N
Gunnar Jarring
Jarring
Cyprus
Pennsylvania
William Scranton
Richard M. Nixon
Beirut
Scranton
Nixon
al Gomhouria Today
Egypt
Gamal Nasser
al Gombouria
Man Fined $30 In Tire Theft Case
Robert Alan Gaither 23 of 1219 Poplar St. received a $30 fine and a suspended two day jail term after pleading guilty to theft. Detectives arrested him Thursday for allegedly stealing two tires and wheels worth $150 from a car owned by Dave Kellams parked at 1st and Sycamore Streets. Judge Paul M. Messick ordered the fine and suspended sentence.
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Robert Alan Gaither
Poplar St
Gaither
Dave Kellams
N. G's St
Wornin Judge Betty G. Thomas Fined and Jailed
Judge Betty G. Thomas 64 of 401 Oak Street fined 30 dollars and sentenced to two days in jail with the term suspended for theft. Thomas L. Crumrin 54 of Dennison Illinois fined 7 dollars and 25 cents for improper registration.
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Betty G. Thomas
Oak St
Thomas L. Crumrin
DennIson, Ill
Bobby Hoke
Rosedale
Melvin Lennen
Hong Kong flu coverage and civil defense tone in 1970s era notes
Summary of Hong Kong flu strain observations and vaccine distribution, plus local fines and incidents. Includes CDC statements on mortality, vaccine shortage calls, and advice to prioritize elderly and chronically ill. sporadic criminal fines appear amid the article and a separate account on North Korea flag height at the 38th Parallel debates and tensions.
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Alaska
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Texas
North Carolina
Missouri
New York
Connecticut
CDC
James T. Denny
U.S
Hong Kong
Labor Case Filed in Federal Court in Terre Haute
A case filed Friday morning in the Terre Haute Division of Federal Court accuses Grant S. Johnson of Johnson Floor and Janitorial Service of paying employees below the federal minimum wage, failing to pay overtime, and not keeping proper hours and wages records. The suit is brought in the name of Secretary of Labor Willard Wirtz.
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Terre Haute
Federal
Secretary of
Willard Wirtz
Grant S. Johnson
Johnson
Idaho
Taxpayers Association to Elect Officers in Vigo County
The Taxpayers Association of Vigo County will hold its annual membership meeting on December 18 at 3 p.m. in the group's office at 303 Merchants Bank Building. President John F. Spitler announced the agenda includes election of officers and directors for the next year and a review of the past year's activities.
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The
Taxpayers Association of
Vigo County
Merchants Bank
John F. Spitler
Flu Shots Urged Now To Halt Epidemic Spread
Flu epidemic continues with workers in public contact and hospitals ordering vaccine. Delivery will take weeks, so Dr. Duckwall advises residents to get normal flu shots now to curb the outbreak. He states flu shots now should break it back before it really gets going.
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Duckwall
Dr. Duckwall
Bishop and book talk over Warren Commission excerpt
Jim Bishop is pressed to discuss the Warren Commission while meeting Clarence Issenmann. The exchange reveals tensions among newspapermen over assassination debates as a first edition copies are shared and opinions clash.
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Hems
Clarence Issenmann
38th Parallel Gamble Anchors Korea Policy
The United States has 50,000 troops in South Korea and President Park seeks at least that force extended to 1975. The dialogue hints at possible tougher options at the 17th parallel and questions the future stance without a formal apology.
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Pueblo
U. S
South Korea
Park
Qur Mr. Boyle Questioning Identity and Guilt in Film
A column riffs on moral self image asking if readers would repeat past mistakes. It challenges readers to admit flaws, then declares those who answer yes to be too normal to be human, prompting reflection on self perception and the next step in a game of identity.
Odd custom cheese rolling at Cooper’s Hill England
Whitsuntide festival features a long standing cheese rolling rite on Cooper’s Hill. Large cheeses once secured grazing rights about five centuries ago. Wooden disks now replace the wheels as boys race down the slope chasing the rolling cheese in a spirited tradition.
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Cooper’s Hill
England
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