Russians Struggle as Nasser Rejects U S Peace Plan
UPI notes Moscow push for a Mideast settlement falters as Egyptian President Nasser rejects a U S plan for June 1967 war settlements. Gromyko's Cairo trip signals urgency, while Arab impatience and Red China’s potential role heighten tensions and threaten wider conflict.
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Middle East
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Andrei Gromyko
Moscow
Gromyko
Nasser
United States
Sinai Peninsula
Gaza Strip
West Bank
Jordan River
Israel
Old Jerusalem
Golan Heights
Syria
Mideast
United Nations
Cairo
Soviet Union
Red China
Red Chinese
Deming Park Adds Two Foot Alligator
Deming Park expanded its animal collection by one with a two foot alligator received as a gift by Gary Harris of 3116 Wabash Ave. The city parks superintendent noted the alligator would be donated to the park system. Pools at Deming Voorhees and Sheridan parks reopened Monday at 12 30 p.m.
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Deming Park
Howard Harbaugh
Gary Harris
Wabash Ave
Harbaugh
Deming, Voorhees and
Sheridan Parks
Franchise Fee To Be Topic At City Meeting
A Monday July 7 preliminary meeting at 10 a.m. between the Terre Haute Board of Public Works and Indiana Cable TV Inc discusses a franchise fee in City Hall Park Board Room. Attorney George Tofante notes Marshall Batman Day and Swango will represent the cable company. The article also recalls the first car to reach Grand Canyon South Rim in 1902, an eight horsepower Toledo traveling from Flagstaff in five days.
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Terre Haute
Grand Canyon
Toledo
Flagstaff
Ariz
Connie Stevens Faces Working Mother Challenges in Vegas
Hollywood star Connie Stevens manages career and motherhood while touring. She travels with two infants, Joely and Tricia, packing quickly for New York Philadelphia Chicago or Las Vegas engagements. Hotels provide suites and comforts as she balances divorce and rising fame.
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Hollywood
UPI
Connie Stevens
Connie
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Las Vegas
Joely
Tricia
Mother Stevens
Miss Stevens
the Flamingo
Desert Inn
Plaza
First moonshining suspect pleads guilty in Long Beach trial
Charles H. Brown, 26, admits making illegal liquor after judge excludes evidence and seizing a still and nine drums of whiskey. The case marks the first moonshine trial here since repeal, amid a stream of unrelated notes on Connie Stevens and show business items.
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Long Beach
Calif
UPI
Repeal
Charles H. Brown
Crawfordsville Indiana Pioneers Memorial Chapel Tour
Historic Crawfordsville features the Memorial Chapel honoring Indiana pioneers with Lew Wallace connection. Open 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Sundays and Wednesdays, plus tours of local college campuses, the Wabash Valley Historical Museum, and the Swope Art Gallery. Drive routes include U.S. 41 Route 47 234 and 136.
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Crawfordsville
Wa-Bash College
Indiana
Lew Wallace
Ben Hur
Historical Museum OF the
Wabash Valley
Swope Art Gallery
Rockville
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Boyer & Co., Inc
Edward D. Jones & CO
Stock Exchange
Ray G. Ingram
Senoor
B. Richey
NAT L. Bank Bldg
By Vernon Scott
Red
Eddie Fisher
Janet Leigh
Rossano Brazzi
Cesare Canova
Jack L. Warner
Warner Bros
Jim Webb
Starlite
General Telephone
Kickapoo ST. PK
Banville
Turkey Run
ST. Pr
Paris
Indianapolis
Farming Country
U.S. 136
Gen. Wallace
Turkey
U.S
Wallace
Abraham Lincoln
Henry $. Lane
County Historical Society
Governor Lane
U.S. 150
Danville
Ill
Lake Vermilion
Lorado Taft
Kickapoo State Park
Emerald Pool
Illinois
Harrison
Zachary Taylor
Paul Dresser
Wabash
Eugene V. Debs
Turkey Run State Park
Salmon Lusk
U.S. 41
Shades State Park
American Petroleum Institute
Discover America
U.S. Highway
Department of Commerce
State House
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