Israel uses mobility and spirit to outpace larger foes
Pentagon analysts say Israel relied on mobility reserves and spirit to defeat bigger Arab nations in the Middle East conflict. Iran’s oil shipments were partially cut off due to the crisis affecting U.S. Vietnam operations. An autopsy in Stinnett, Claud Rodawalt, confirms drowning as accidental.
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Joints and Jabs in Amarillo News Roundup
The town faces multiple items: fundraising for Israel via a New York representative, jury recess in Le Mon Jefferson assault trial, a $298 632 grant from the Office of Economic Opportunity, talks of a Teen Curfew by city officials, and a Sunray family spared after an explosion damages their home.
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Nasser Remains Quiet After Brief Israel Egypt War
Egypt accepted a cease-fire while Israel claimed a string of victories in four days of fighting along the Suez Canal. Syria also agreed to the lull, with Jordan already having quit, as U Thant announced the Security Council action.
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Oil Industry warns of Middle East oil supply crisis
In Washington the U S oil industry told Secretary Udall an emergency exists due to Middle East war disruptions. A plan would allow large scale diversion of oil away from the Middle East to Europe, with 30 days of European stocks.
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Paper Enters Infant Home Paper Enters Infant Home
Buck Ramsey recalls the Amarillo Globe News staff moving into a new building as editors and reporters adapt to the layout and new rules. The transition from Globe-Times to Amarillo Daily News proceeds with minimal downtime and a humorous buzz about the changes.
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Israelis report tapping Cairo Amman radio link on Nasser
Israeli Defense Ministry released Arabic transcripts of a radio link between Cairo and Amman dated June 6 0450 a.m claiming Egyptian forces in Sinai retreated after a military setback. The report contends Nasser sought to save prestige by alleging foreign air support for Israel.
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Israelis Accuse Israel of Striking U S Ship in Middle East Crisis
The USS Liberty was strafed and torpedoed off the Egyptian coast by Israeli forces, killing 10 sailors and wounding 100. U S warplanes were scrambled as the White House used the hot line to inform the Kremlin. Israel apologized, and the United States lodged a protest while emergency communications continued as the Middle East war escalated.
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City Ponders Teen Curfew
City Hall weighs a teen curfew to curb vandalism in Amarillo. Police Chief Wiley Alexander cites enforcement doubts, but says curfew could aid a few parents and empower officers to stop suspicious late night occupants. A fourth platoon and added juvenile work are planned to address the issue.
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