Egyptians Say Israeli Plot To Overthrow Nasser Was Hoax
Cairo reports claim Israeli fabrication sought to incite unrest by fabricating a conspiracy led by 30 named army officers and civilians. Egypt’s Al Gumhuriyya says investigation shows the plot was invented to foment turmoil. Details of spy cases to be released by Al Ahram soon.
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Joseph E. Dynan
Associated Press
Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Israel
Egypt
Nasser
Alexandria
al Gumbhurtiya
al Gumhurriya
al Ahram
Nixon rejects interim observer to Paris peace talks
President elect Nixon reaffirmed no interim observer will attend Paris Vietnam peace talks. Harriman had earlier suggested a Nixon emissary before year end, but Ziegler and Nixon aides indicated continuity while preparations for new appointees post January 20 proceed.
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Los Angeles
Richard M. Nixon
Paris
Vietnam
W. Averell Harriman
U.S
Harriman
Nixon
Cyrus R
Vance
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
Cyrus R. Vance
Johnson
Air Force One
Four Die As Fire Sweeps Atlanta Gas Light Tower
In a downtown blaze at the Atlanta Gas Light Tower four people died including two workmen fleeing flames and a young receptionist. Victor Grellman survived after landing on a car. James Allen died instantly. The victims were identified as Victor Grellman 20, James Allen 41, Mrs. Gerald Lutz 21, and Billy Palmer about 30. The fire damaged other floors lightly and tenants returned about an hour later. The Pentagon plans to release about 20 000 Army National Guardsmen and reservists on active duty by year end 1969 in a bid to cut mobilization time and shift to increased draft calls.
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Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta
Victor Bruce Grellman
Jonesboro
James A. Allen
Union City
Gerald Lutz
Billy Palmer
Conley
C. T. Ragsdale
Ragsdale
Peachtree Center
Washington
Pentagon
Army
Rebel priest in hiding stirs Florence church row
Don Enzo Mazzi, rebel priest, is in hiding after his dismissal from a Florentine parish. Parishioners guard the church key and plan a revolt center nearby as two other priests face expulsion in the clash between Mazzi and his working class flock and Cardinal Florit.
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Florence
Italy
Enzo Mazzi
On Mazzi
Ermenegido Cardinal
Florit
Pupils Arrested After Twiggs Boycott Protests
About 100 students and 51 adults were taken into custody in Twiggs County after a boycott that blocked three stores. Sheriff Hamrick said 119 youths under 21 were released to parents and 51 adults were charged with trespassing on private property. Weather outlook fair to partly cloudy with a chance of rain.
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Jeffersonville, Ga
Twiggs Party
W. E. ‘Hamrick
U.S. to redeploy troops and jets for NATO maneuvers in Germany
About 15,500 U.S. Army and Air Force personnel and four F4 Phantom squadrons will be sent to West Germany for maneuvers in January and February 1968. Units returning to the US will remain under NATO command for training before main bases. The move aims to bolster NATO readiness amid Soviet actions in Central Europe.
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Washington
U.S
West Germany
Pentagon
Army
Air Force
Germany
United States
Europe
NATO
Clark M. Clifford
Brussels
National Commander Addresses Legionnaires in Thomasville
National Commander William C. Doyle of the American Legion arrives in Thomasville to speak at Post 31. He travels from Tallahassee with Georgia State Commander Karl P. Conradi, visiting Post 519 on Hopkins Street before a 7 30 p m dinner. Doyle, a Vineland New Jersey native, was elected national commander in New Orleans at the 50th annual convention. Several hundred Legionnaires from South Georgia expected to attend the meeting tonight.
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Tom Holton
William C. Doyle
American Legion
Thomasville
Doyle
Tallahassee
Hopkins Street
Georgia American Legion
Georgia
Karl P. Conradi
Vineland
N. J
New Orleans
Cemansane Logan Lewis
Post 31
South Georgia
Karl Conradi
Grace Legg and W R Singletary Page 12
Notice appears on page 12 referencing Grace Legg and W R Singletary. Details unspecified in available text.
Do Not Laugh Quotes and Oddest Observations
A local minister urges living so that any outcome could not be nicer to you. A parent imagines a child's foolish teacher remarks. A humorous comparison crowns a doorknob as the best tie rack. A lady reports dropping her pen in a men's restroom trash can.
Girls 11 And 13 Accused In Strangling Of Boy
Two Newcastle girls aged 11 and 13 face trial on charges of strangling 3 year old Brian Howe and harming Martin Brown. Prosecutor Norma Bell 13 and Mary Bell 11 allegedly acted jointly “for pleasure and excitement.” fibers from their clothes were found on the body. The judge warned jurors as the case opened.
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Newcastle
England
Rudolph Lyons
Brian Edward Howe
Norma Joyce Bell
Mary Flora Bell
Don’t Let A Penny Spoil Greeting Christmas Cards
Postmaster Raymond Hill warns this year’s Christmas cards require six cent stamps whether sealed or unsealed. He urges clear return addresses and legible addresses with ZIP codes to avoid undelivered parcels and taxpayer costs during the busy season.
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Tom Holton
Virginia
Scrooge
Raymond Hill
Hill
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