Israel proposes 4500 Egyptian prisoners for 9 Israeli captives
Brig. Gen. Shmuel Eyal announced a Red Cross mediated swap of 4 500 Egyptian prisoners for nine Israeli soldiers held in Egypt. The plan includes 9 generals 10 colonels and 300 other officers, with a first exchange staged at Nicosia Cyprus for wounded.
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Jerusalem
UPI
Israel
Egypt
Shmuel Eyal
International Red Cross
Sinai Desert
Geneva
International Committee of the Red Cross
Nicosia
Cyprus
Red Cross
Eyal
Iraq
Benny Gets Gold Baton From US Orchestral League
The American Symphony Orchestra League awarded Jack Benny a gold baton for his symphony support at a Los Angeles banquet closing its four day national conference. AT&T received a similar honor as Bell Telephone Hour was cited for its 1966 67 season programs including Van Cliburn and Toscanini retrospectives.
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Los Angeles
UPI
American Symphony Orchestra League
Jack Benny
Bell Telephone Hour
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
United States
Canada
Benny
At&t
Walter W. Straley
van Cliburn
New Met
Toscanini
Maestro
Deck Officer Strike Halts Shipping Along Atlantic Ports
A deck officers walkout by the International Organization of Masters Mates and Pilots tied up shipping in Atlantic and Gulf ports. At least 20 ships were affected with many in New York New Orleans and Baltimore as about 600 U S flagged vessels could be drawn in. The United States liner was not affected as its deck officers had signed agreements.
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New York
UPS
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
The
International Organization of Masters, Mates and Pilots
MMP
New Orleans
Baltimore
United States
Europe
Trud Blames CIA Plot For Middle East War Start
The Soviet paper alleges a CIA driven plan began with 50 agents meeting in Beirut on March 24 to stage subversion in the Mideast. It cites April 7 Israeli actions against Syria, May anti-government demonstrations in Damascus, a Tel Aviv coup and a June 5 war outbreak.
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Moscow
UPI
Trud (Labor
Middle East
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Trud
Beirut
Mideast
Israel
Syria
Damascus
Tel Aviv
Moshe Dayan
Fifth Pop Concert Slated In Park
The fifth in a series of pop music concerts will start at 8 p.m. Sunday at Randolph Park directed by Georges DeMeester. An all professional orchestra will perform works including Von Suppe Poet and Peasant Chopin Minute Waltz Guion Arkansas Traveler and Can Can. The free concert is sponsored by the Anaconda Company in cooperation with the City Parks and Recreation Department and the Recording Industries Music Performance Trust Funds.
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Randolph Park
Georges DeMeester
von Suppe
Chopin
Guion
Cole Porter
Anaconda Company
City Parks and Recreation Department
Recording Industries’ Music Performance Trust Funds
Subscription Rates and Delivery Details in Tucson Ad
An old newspaper notice lists delivery options in Tucson with 45 cents weekly and outside Tucson at a different rate. It mentions postage paid in Tucson at 6 North Stone Ave and advance payment for home delivery.
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Tucson
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Wodel
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