Dayan predicts Egypt will not renew war with Israel
Dayan says Egypt will not renew the conflict though unable to deter Israel. Cairo reports Egyptian planes destroyed an Israeli regional HQ and fortifications while Israel tallies 60 Egyptian planes shot down since 1967. One Israeli soldier is wounded and two killed in recent mortar and light arms exchanges near the canal.
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Deshreds
Moshe Dayan
Tel Aviv
Egypt
Israel
Cairo
Dallas store installs large security video system
H L Green Department Store in Dallas has 75 ceiling cameras on the first floor recording shoplifters. Five suspects have been taped stealing since the system began last week. The $17,000 setup will expand to other floors and link security to police via two way radios. Assertion that tapes are admissible in court and used for prosecutions.
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Phil Lux
Lux
Dallas
Sam Johnson
Green
Tanzania Refugee Population Rises by Ten Thousand
Figures compiled by Nils Goran Gussing of the U S High Commission for Refugees show Tanzania's refugee population increasing by 10 000 in the past year to about 50 000. About 36 000 originate from Portuguese ruled Mozambique.
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Dar ES
LAAM
Tanzania
Nils Goran Gussing
U.S. High Commission For Refugees
Mozambique
Thanksgiving Observances Across Nations and US Cities
Thanksgiving groups from the United Farm Workers to Salvation Army and Vegetarian Society organized meals and services in Los Angeles Chicago New York and West Virginia with notable donations and events. A Phoenix safety teletype joked about locating a runaway turkey while Missouri police reported a turkey accident on Interstate 70.
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United Farm Workers Organizing Committee
Los Angeles
California
Salvation Army
Chicago
Union Rescue Mission
Vegetarian Society of New York
Charleston Memorial Hospital
West Virginia
Frank Tanner
Nebo
W.va
Plymouth
Arizona Department of Public Safety
Phoenix
Missouri State Police
Prisoners' Relatives Welcome News Of POWs And MPs
Relatives across the country react to confirmation of prisoners of war and missing in action in Vietnam. Families welcome word from unofficial channels but show mixed feelings about sources. Mayhew and Osborne families express cautious relief while awaiting official word.
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Osborne
Surtax Debate Intensifies in Senate Campaign Season
Senator Hiram L. Fong of Hawaii faces re election in 1970 as Republicans block the surtax amendment with 31 of 49 votes. Senator Harry F. Byrd Jr. of Virginia backs a temporary levy but warns of a major fight over any further extension next year. Public opposition heats up with heavy mail urging tax reform and repeal of the surtax.
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Hiram L. Fong
Hawaii
Solidarity
GOP
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Dva
Byrd
Senate Finance Committee
Parasitic Mistletoe Barricades Western Canada Timber
In Vancouver the AP reports 25 federal rangers marking out zones for chemical and biological measures against parasitic mistletoe said to kill 25 million cubic feet of standing timber annually across western Canada. The item notes a containment effort and the plant’s impact on forests.
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Vancouver
B.C
Canada
Boston Ballet to Present Holiday Show in Williamstown
The Boston Ballet Company plans a holiday program with The Nutcracker and Swan Lake at 5 and 8 30 p.m. January 3 in Adams Memorial Theater Williamstown Massachusetts. Choreography follows Petipa and Ivanov for The Nutcracker and Petipa for Swan Lake. The company last appeared in Williamstown last April with guest soloists Edward Villella and Patricia McBride.
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Boston Ballet Company
Adams Memorial Theater
Williamstown
Mass
Petipa
Ivanov
Boston Ballet
Edward Villella
Patricia McBride
Flamenco Artist Valgova Set for Saint Rose Performance
Valgova, a flamenco artist, will perform at the College of Saint Rose in Albany at 7 30 p m on Wednesday. The college says she has appeared across the United States and Europe in concerts and clubs. The college will also show One Potato Two Potato at 3 and 7 p m Thursday in St Josephs Auditorium. Both events are open to the public.
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Valgova
College of Saint Rose
Albany
United States
Europe
St. Joseph's Auditorium
Revised Troy Budget Set For Passage
Acting City Manager Quigley and John P Buckley led Troy council, with new council members and police fire officers present. Budget changes preserved tax rate near 30.08 to 39.10 per thousand, despite major shifts under Gonyea. About 300 police and fire personnel gained raises and contracts. council expected 7 0 approval for 1970 budget.
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Troy
J. Leo Quigley
John P. Buckley
Water Bureau
Sebastian DeGiorgio
Thomas Dean
Charles A. Doyle
Uniformed
Firemen’s Association
Public Safety
Albert F. Prezio
E. Murray McArdle
Gongea
Gonyea
Dept. of Public Works
Quigley
Early 19th Century Food Preservation In Cans
The article notes the introduction of preserving food in air tight canisters or cans in the early 1800s, highlighting the advent of practical canning methods for storage and safety.
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Suez Area
Tex
H. L. Green Department Store
Populat
First Baptist Church
Christ Methodist
First Presbyterian of Troy
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Temple Berith Sholom
Temple Beth el
First Baptist
Louis C. Rizzo
Julius K. Gutmann
Charles B. Mercer
George Borthwick
Kenneth Beilstein
Dhat Nixon
White House
Army
Coy Tinsley
Cleveland
Tenn
Tinsley
Maryland
Gladys Rhuling
Pittsburgh
Air Force
Mark J. Rhuling
Defense Department
Robert Baldwin Purcell
Louisville
Purcell
Stewart Mayhew
New Manchester
Navy
William J. Mayhew
Ronald M. Lebert
Senate
Denby’s
Latham
Sanford Huston
Stanley Steinberg
Patricia Malek
Stuyvesant Plaza
Thomas Pitkin
James Rogers
Saint Rose
Francis J. Flynn
Edward J. Connally
W. Brian Sullivan
Kevin P. Glasheen
Richard J. Glasheen
2Nd St
U.S. Army Field Artillery Center
Ft. Sill
Okla
Glasheen
Master Christi Seminary
St. Joseph’s Seminary
Yonkers
Peerless Company
Peerless
Orion
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