Open Cities as Path to Peace in Near East
Washington columnist Drew Pearson outlines a peace plan after Israel’s rapid victory. He urges making Jerusalem an open city under joint religious oversight and Vatican involvement, and expands to open capitals like Athens Rome Paris London Moscow and Washington. He proposes canal internationalization irrigation revival Jordan corridor refugee solution and Arab equality within Israel to foster lasting stability.
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Washington
Pellmell
U.N
Jerusalem
Great Rock
Holy Sepulcher
Christ
Vatican
Es Am
United Nations
Athens
Greece
Rome
Italy
Paris
London
Moscow
Kremlin
Canada
Latin America
United States
State Department
Near East
Suez Canal
Panama Canal
Bosporus
Kiel Canan
Danube
Rhine
Tigris
Euphrates
Jordan
Mediterranean
Dead Sea
Israel
Golda ‘Meir
Abdullah of
Hussein
Jordan River
Negev Desert
Abdullah
Meir
Jay Hayes Wins Essay Prize at Stanford
Ukiah collegian Jay L. Hayes has won first prize in Stanford University economics department Baran Memorial Essay competition for 1967. He will study for a master's at UCLA, earned a BA in economics June 18, and received a $300 cash grant. Hayes, a Ukiah alumnus class of 63, resides in Palo Alto with his wife Nancy Peterson and their families attended graduation.
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Jay L. Hayes
Stanford University Department of Economics
Hayes
Sutter Street
Palo Alto
Harley Hayes
Don Peterson
Nancy Peterson
UCLA
Stanford University
Ukiahi
Public Hearing on Millview annexation proposed
Local Agency Formation Commission will hold a public hearing in Ukiah on July 10 1967 at 2 00 p m in the Supervisors Chambers County Courthouse Mendocino County California to consider annexing land to Millview County Water District The description cites parcels along the West Branch of the Russian River and adjacent property deeds. Albert P Beltrami executive officer certifies notice 6 21 1967 6 23 1967 6 30 1967
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Agency Formation Commission
Millview
County Water District
Mendocino
State of California
Millview—County
Millview County
Mendocino County
California
Inez Milani
Fred J. Tollini
Lorraine A. Tollini
Russian River
Joe Tollini
Rosa Tollini
Fred Tollini
Mendocino ‘County
Fornia
Millview Gunty Water District
Supervisora ‘Chambers
Ukiah
Albert P. Beltrami
Local Agency Formation Commission
Local U S Savings Bonds Sales Rise in May county
Mendocino County volunteer chair Charles E. Shimmin released the monthly sales report showing May county savings bonds at 36277 dollars. Northern California May sales totaled 11789135 dollars with January through May at 64164704, up over 4.4 million from last year, reflecting boosts by the Treasury and cooperating businesses. National May sales reached 438 million dollars, up six percent from last May. Freedom Share notes are not included and most will be bought via payroll plans, with many issued after July 1.
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U. S
Mendocino County
Charles E. Shimmin
California
Treasury
May
Freedom Share
Lift of Sand Curtain Seen as Path to Near East Peace
The text argues that a Sand Curtain of hate and suspicion divides the Arab world and must be lifted. It calls for resourcefulness from Western leaders and patience from Near East leaders, insisting lifting the Curtain is the only solution for peace in the embattled, bloody region.
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Near East
Johnson Kosygin Meet at Glassboro Leads to Hopeful Summit
President Johnson and Premier Kosygin met at Hollybush House in Glassboro near halfway between Washington and New York for a brief summit. The meeting aimed to signal a willingness to compromise amid Cold War tensions, with little expectation of major decisions.
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Johnson
Glassboro
Washington
Philadelphia
Kosygin
White House
Kremlin
New York
U. N. General Assembly
Hollybush
Glassboro State College
Glassboro College
New Jersey
Richard Hughes
Dean Rusk
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Rusk
McNamara
Nicholas Deb. Katzenbach
U.S
Russia
Llewellyn Thompson
McGeorge Bundy
UPI
Stewart Hensley
U.N. General Assembly
Los Angeles
Moscow
San Mateo Peninsula eateries shut in union strike protest
About 100 restaurants and taverns in San Mateo County closed in a protest against the Culinary Workers Union after a strike by Local 340 at the Hyatt House Hotel in Burlingame. Some venues remained open while many others dropped out of the association, with about 5,500 workers laid off as negotiations failed. The countywide lockout began Thursday and affected dining rooms and coffee shops at San Francisco International Airport.
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San Mateo
UPI
San Mateo County
Culinary Workers Union
Hyatt House
Burlingame
Sa Francisco International Port
Illinois Auditor Warns Of Counterfeit State Checks
Illinois State Auditor Michael J. Howlett warns check cashers to beware of counterfeit state checks being foisted on the wary. The bogus checks lack key punching and misspell the state treasurer’s name, signaling a counterfeit scheme in Chicago.
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Chicago
UPI
Illinois
Michael J. Howlett
War Crimes Trial Target: Franz Stangl Arrives in Paris
Franz Stangl alleged former commandant of Nazi death camps arrived in Paris from Rio de Janeiro en route to Düsseldorf to face war crimes charges. Arrested in Sao Paulo on March 3, he was extradited to West Germany and escorted by two plainclothes officers to Fresnes Prison before boarding a flight tonight. He is accused of overseeing mass killings at Treblinka and other camps. Arlene Dahl filed for annulment of her 1965 marriage to Alexis Lichine in Los Angeles, stating he had no wish for children.
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Wpearis
UPI
Franz ‘Stang
Trcbanka-And-Sabibor
Brazil
West- Germany
Orly
Rio de Janeiro
Sao Paulo
Stangl
West Germany
Paris Fresnes
Duesseldorf
Germany
Sas
Sao- Paulo
Los Angeles
Arlene Dahl
Alexis“Lichine
Unlisted post office number blocks Hartshorne mail delivery
Hartshorne postmaster Bill Morgan says the local post office number is unlisted to avoid townspeople calling about mail. He notes that if the number were in the directory, almost everyone would call to check their mail, preventing letters from being delivered.
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Hartshorne
Okla
UPI
Hantshorne
Bill Morgan
Humphrey awards secret service guard Meritorious Service
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey pinned the Treasury Department's second highest award on Glenn L. Weaver a 37 year old Grand Rapids Michigan native for protecting Humphrey since 1964 He headed security during the Europe trip last spring when demonstrators threw paint and eggs at the U S party in Rome Brussels and Florence and Humphrey remained untouched
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Washington
UPI
Hubert H. Humphrey
Treasury
Secret Service
Glenn. L. Weaver
Weaver
Grand Rapids
Mich
Humphrey
Europe
U.S
Rome
Brussels
Florence
Annexation meeting on Fort Bragg property proposal
Public hearing set by the Local Agency Formation Commission on July 1 1967 at 2 00 p m in the Supervisors Chamber. The proposal covers approximately six acres of land south of Fort Bragg along State Highway 1 and bordered by South Street and nearby roadways. The mixed terrain includes hills and flat open areas near Noyo River and Pudding Creek Road.
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Loeb Ae Rege Formation Commission
Fort Bragg
California
Oyudoaeres
Nove
Con
Ty 105 Aeres
Platt
Pudding Creek Road
Bort Broge
Supervisors Chamber
Ukiah
Albert P. Beltram
Albert P. Beltrami
Ageney Formation Commission Loan LL
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Paul Newman
Fredric March
Richard Boone
Diane Gilento
Caneron Mitchell
Barbara Rush
Martin Balsam
Princess Lee Radzwill
Jacqueline Kennedy
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Ase & Tana
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Horst Buchholz
Jerry Lewis
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Mock Mahoney
Terea
Woody Strode
We Metrogolor
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Sarah Miles Wtene
Morley Terry-Thomas
Zsecre
the Maple Cafe
Howard King
Ted Poulos
State & W
Palace Hotel
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Pizza
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