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Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1967

Page

10

Observers See No Chance To Ease Crisis

Foreign observers warn a Middle East crisis will endure with little hope of compromise with Nasser. Soviet editors anticipate no big four talks while Nasser gains. Algerian tensions rise with attacks on oil firms. Vatican changes hinted with 27 new cardinals. Greece seen stable for now as unrest lingers. Moscow to mark Bolshevik milestone and tighten Arab alliance.

Walter Logan United Press International Foreign Cables Middle East London U.A.R Gamal Abdel Nasser Kremlin Moscow Charles de Gaulle Mideast Nasser Algiers de Gaulle Moujahid Algeria Vatican City Vatican Curia Paul Antonio Samore Angelo Dellacqua Curia Vatican Greece U.S State Department Cairo Israel Athens Communist Party Yuri Andropov Vladimir Semichastny Adropov Central Committee Soviet Union Pailestine Jordan Hussein Faisal Saudi Arabia Palestine Liberation Army Syria

Kentucky Adjutant General Leads National Association

Indianapolis AP Maj. Gen. Arthur Y. Lloyd of Kentucky was elected head of the Adjutant Generals Association of the United States at the group convention. Maj. Gen. Maurice L. Watts of Utah was named vice president and Maj. Gen. Thomas Bishop of Texas became secretary treasurer.

Indianapolis Arthur Y. Lloyd Kentucky Adjutant Generals Association of the United States Maurice L. Watts Utah Thomas Bishop Texas

Nasser May Not Be Ready for War

Egypt's leader hesitates but Syria's volatile stance could box Nasser into conflict. The piece traces Damascus-Nasser tensions from 1950s coups to 1960s Baath regime shifts, noting Syria's volatile moves toward war and possible spark for wider Arab crisis.

Nasser Gamal Abdel Nasser Syria Cairo Damascus Arab East Israel Egypt Jordan Hussein Sinai United Nations France Arab Republic

Computers Urged For Crime Control

A presidential crime commission report urges using computers to speed data from a central bank to officers on wanted persons or stolen property. It says integrated systems can place officers at trouble spots, link past crimes to new cases, and guide offender treatment. The report calls for science driven crime control nationwide.

Washington Presidential Crime Commission Task Force On Science and Technology President’s Commission On Law Enforcement and Administration and Justice America Nicholas Katzenbach Commission American Bar Association House Republican Task Force On House Senate Committee

Purdue Budget Set at 110 Million for Next Fiscal Year

Purdue University's budget of 110 million dollars takes effect July 1 after a board vote. It provides a 10 percent salary boost for university employees and allocates 100,344,000 dollars to the main campus and 39,204,000 dollars to four regional centers.

Lafayette Ind Purdue University University Board of Trustees

Is banana peel a psychedelic hazard and the athlete's heart myth

In Speaking Your Health Dr. Lester L. Coleman reviews rumors that banana peels cause hallucinations and debunks the idea. He notes FDA testing and stresses no scientific basis. He also cautions against the belief that strenuous exercise creates an athlete's heart and contrasts it with inactivity and obesity.

Federal Drug Administration F. M. Garfield Bureau of Drug Abuse College Atheletes Paul D. White

Health column notes on limits and safety for children

A reader letter column discusses parental limits as a source of security for children and notes Dr Coleman welcomes reader questions. The piece mentions Israel's reported purchase of about 20 000 gas masks from the United States and earlier from West Germany, amid Red Cross reports of poison gas in Yemen, with Egypt involved.

Coleman Washington UPI Israel United States State Department Department West Germany International Red Cross Egypt

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