Thant urges cooling tempers over Gulf of Aqaba clash
UN Secretary General U Thant warns the Egyptian-Israeli clash over Gulf of Aqaba rights could generalize into wider Middle East conflict. He calls for calm while the Security Council seeks a peaceful solution and reviews an emergency session timing.
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Middle East Tensions Rise as UN Proposes Fresh Armistice Body
UN Secretary General Thant urged a new Egypt Israel Mixed Armistice Commission to restore UN presence in tense areas. He urged mutual steps to ease Gulf of Aqaba tensions after Nasser closed the gulf to Elath shipping, while clashes near the Gaza Line yielded seven Israeli soldiers wounded.
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Hounds Win State Title
Nelsonville High School captured the Ohio state Class A baseball title with a 3-1 win over Eden in Columbus. Coach Phil Fawcett and pitcher Dick Steenrod guided the Greyhounds in a decisive championship game as Edon’s Ron Held matched them on the mound. The victory crowns Nelsonville’s final chapter before consolidation with York to form Nelsonville York.
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Federal agent to assist Athens campus drug probe
Federal Prug investigator will visit Athens to help explore psychedelic drug use on the university campus. Edward Kennedy is shaping his own presence in Congress, with pages noting Hocking County’s first public hanging on page 17.
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Kennedy Christen John F. Kennedy Carrier in Newport News
President Johnson and Jacqueline Kennedy witnessed Caroline Kennedy christen the John F. Kennedy aircraft carrier in Newport News Virginia. The ceremony featured champagne splashed on the hull as the ship was named for Kennedy and prepared for a year of outfitting. Cardinal Cushing offered the invocation as the nation marked the milestone.
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Kennedy Family Dominates Public Ceremony At Ship Christening
The Kennedy clan, about 33 members, arrived by Navy planes to overshadow the President at a ship christening. Jacqueline Kennedy attended her first public ceremony in the U S since Kennedy's death, while Caroline Kennedy made her debut as carrier sponsor with her mother as matron of honor.
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Communists Slip Allied Trap in Central Vietnam
US Marines and South Vietnamese troops fought a bloody engagement south of Da Nang as Communists suffered heavy losses estimated around 200 with fighting continuing in Que Son and Con Thien sectors. Air strikes and artillery support followed with 28 US fatalities and 76 wounded.
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Federal Wall Street Probe Expands Across Exchanges
Federal investigators broaden a Wall Street probe to include at least two NYSE issues and a NASDAQ group, with brokers and traders said to face bribery and blackmail schemes. A Chicago firm and a NYSE partner are tied to the inquiry as it moves toward indictments.
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Downtown Power Blackout Shuts Cincinnati for Six Hours
A six hour outage in downtown Cincinnati halted nearly all activity after an explosion at a Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co. power station severed a 15 200 volt Ohio River cable. The outage began at 6 30 a m and returned to limited service by 12 15 p m as repairs were staged and safety measures observed.
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Contractor Pact Talks To Resume In Ohio Strike
Negotiations are seen resuming next Wednesday in the heavy equipment operators strike by Local 18 of the International Union of Operating Engineers against the Ohio Contractors Association. The strike began May 3 and has halted millions of dollars in Ohio construction as Gardner Ackley urged a moderate settlement while saying the President's Council of Economic Advisers cannot join the talks.
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Justifiable homicide ruled in Cleveland fatal shooting
Cleveland police prosecutor ruled the fatal shooting of Milton Walton a justifiable homicide after Patrolman Barens shot him when Walton reached for a gun during a sidewalk incident. Walton died five hours after being shot in the head. A toy gun had been involved according to investigators.
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Chillicothe Youth Charged With Murder
Andrew Burgin, 18, of Chillicothe was charged with first degree murder after a boy, 17 year old Michael Thomas, died from shotgun wounds. The incidents occurred as summer heat drove highs near 99 degrees.
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Memorial Day traffic toll climbs toward 750 deaths
The AP notes Memorial Day weekend traffic fatalities rising to 126 by Saturday as dry mild weather helps a four day holiday. Officials estimate motor vehicle deaths may total 650 to 750 for the period ending Tuesday midnight.
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Outdoor Fun Tabloid Preserves Summer Recreation Plans
Included with your Sunday Messenger is the third annual Outdoor Fun tabloid featuring 48 pages of news and advertising on recreational facilities in Southern and Southeastern Oni. It aids planning for summer vacations and weekend trips.
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Early Paper Tuesday Memorial Day Delivery Alert
The Messenger announces its Tuesday edition will arrive Tuesday morning so employees may observe the Memorial Day holiday with their families. Regular publication time will be observed Monday.
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