Israeli Shells Hit Jordanian Settlement Near Dead Sea
A Jordanian military spokesman said Israeli shells hit the As-Sati settlement south of the Dead Sea, killing one woman and injuring five. Two houses were destroyed and two women plus a child were among the injured. In Cairo Al Ahram accused Moshe Dayan of pressuring the United States, while Dayan denied a new Middle East flare up as long as the Soviet Union does not foment one.
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Richard M. Nixon
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al Ahram
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Middle East
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William W. Scranton
Nixon
Jerusalem
Dayan sees no renewed ArabIsraeli war soon
Moshe Dayan said Israel does not expect another full scale Arab Israeli war for a long time after a brief visit to the United States that included a meeting with President-elect Nixon. Eshkol projected U.S. Phantom deliveries starting in 1970 based on a promise by the U S president. In Amman the royal court denied a report King Hussein was ready to renounce sovereignty over the West Bank for peace. a London Observer story claimed he was willing to cede seized territory.
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Moshe Dayan
Dayan
Israel
Nixon
Jerusalem
Levi Eshkol
U.S
Eshkol
Johnson
Washington
Amman
Royal Court
Hussein
West Bank
Jordan River
Gavin Young
the Observer of London
Middle East
U.S. Returns Continue From Page One In Vietnam News
The report notes continued prisoner releases and Christmas packages for POWs. U S B 52 bombers patrol an arc north of Saigon with about 750 tons of bombs in several raids while ground fighting remains light. Officials cite potential winter offensives but field reports show no major sustained battles recently.
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Creighton W. Abrams
U.S
Vietnam
Winter Knitted Coat and Cap Pattern 985 Sale
An advertisement from the Terre Haute Tribune Needlecraft Dept offers a knit coat and pompon cap pattern 985 for children ages 4 to 10. Price 50 cents per pattern with 15 cents added for first class mailing and handling. patterns may be mailed to Laura Wheeler in New York.
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Terre Haute Tribune
Needlecraft Dept
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
Oregon vote count continues in Senate recount
In Portland Oregon the AP reports that more than eight percent of ballots recounted in Oregon's U S Senate race have been challenged slowing the process. Democrat Wayne Morse who served 24 years trailed by 3445 votes to Republican Robert Packwood with no significant change yet.
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Portland, Ore
Oregon
Wayne Morse
Robert Packwood
Hong Kong Flu hits city hospitals and officials warn of worst ahead
Cleveland hospital staffs and police and fire crews suffer high absenteeism from illness. Health director Dr. E Frank Ellis warns the worst may come as New York officials project a Hong Kong flu strike for one in five residents, with 300 to 400 deaths expected and a two month outbreak ending around Christmas. A space mission plans six live telecasts, including two moon orbit transmissions, one Christmas Eve signal showing Earth and the Moon.
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Cleveland
E. Frank Ellis
New York City
Edward O'Rourke
Hong Kong
Pacific Ocean
Hawaii
Europe
Japan
United States
Earth
Moon
Peace Strategy Debate Over Vietnam War Details
The source quotes Clifford urging an end to squabbles and urging deescalation talks with Hanoi. He questions maintaining 540,000 U.S. troops while Saigon and Hanoi pursue a political settlement. He advocates transitioning to substantive talks to stop the killing in South Vietnam.
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South Vietnam
Hanoi
Saigon
Clifford
Apollo 8 lunar orbit schedule from moon mission
Apollo 8 is set to enter lunar orbit on December 24, completing ten lunar orbits before returning to Earth. The mission seeks a full circumlunar path with rapid Earth reentry after the looping flight.
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Earth
Humphrey to teach in Minnesota schools for nine months
Former presidential candidate Hubert H. Humphrey said he returns to Minnesota to learn and be challenged by students and faculty. He will teach nine months, earning 30000 dollars split as 20000 from Macalester College and 10000 from the University, per President Malcolm Moos.
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Humphrey
Macalester
Malcolm Moos
Brazil Woman Survived by Family in Local Obituary
A Brazil woman is survived by a stepdaughter Ruth Herron of Brazil and a stepson Russell Branum of Brazil, plus three sisters Rebecca Lawson of Riley Rose Sayring and Stacy Fitzpatrick, both of Brazil.
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Ruth Herron
Brazil
Russell Branum
Rebecca Lawson
Riley
Rose Sayring
Stacy Fitzpatrick
Death attributed to Hong Kong flu in Indianapolis
Claude G. Edwards, 43, of Indianapolis, died Friday at home from what his wife described as Hong Kong flu. It is the first Indianapolis death attributed to the flu, with preliminary autopsy suggesting influenza caused pneumonia. With over 4,700 flu cases reported in Marion County last week, hospitals urged no visiting unless essential.
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UPI
Claude G. Edwards
Hong Kong
Cording
Marion County
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