U.N. Council Urges Israel Egypt to Honor 1967 Cease Fire
The U N Security Council urged Israel and Egypt to stick to the 1967 cease-fire after a four hour Suez Canal battle killed 10 Israelis and 11 Egyptians. A UN truce team organized a cease-fire by evening with observers at posts and one member wounded. Both sides accused each other of starting the shelling as fighting spread along the canal from El Qantara to Port Taufiq.
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Associated Press
United Nations
N.Y
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Egypt
Suez Canal
George Ignatieff
U.N
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Security Council
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Norway
Yosef Tekoah
Port Taufie
Mohamed El-Kony
Tel Aviv
el Qantara
Port
Suez
International Bank extends 2 billion credit to bolster pound
Basel announces a 2 billion dollar credit lasting ten years with a three year grace period to support pound sterling. Twelve nations participate including Austria Belgium Canada Denmark West Germany Italy Japan Holland Norway Sweden Switzerland and the United States.
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Switzerland
Bank of International Settlements Today
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Belgium
Canada
Denmark
West Germany
Italy
Japan
Holland
Norway
Sweden
United States
Landon Predicts Johnson Influence in 1968 Race
Landon says President Johnson could have an overpowering impact on the 1968 election. The 81st birthday remarks note possible foreign events before voting and declare Johnson the most unpopular president since Hoover, while signaling support for Nixon.
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Topeka
Kan
Alf M. Landon
Johnson
Landon
Herbert Hoover
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Hocking County Fair Opens and Junior Livestock Sale
The bulletin notes the Hocking County Fair opens Wednesday with the junior fair livestock sale scheduled. A sports item reports Toledo wins the International League crown by a slim margin over the Columbus Jets. A film review discusses Gone With The Wind from a writer who viewed the movie for the first time. A teenage girl caused an auto accident by starting the car, sending teens to the hospital.
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Humphrey labels Nixon a cold war warrior in drive
Hubert H. Humphrey launched his presidential bid calling Richard Nixon a cold war warrior who exploits voters fears while Nixon urged re evaluating the U S Soviet bridge building and urged Israel deterrence. Humphrey spoke on ABC and at the Bnai Brith convention in Washington criticizing Nixon while pledging stand against armed terrorist groups and guerrilla activity. Nixon addressed the same convention urging a margin to deter Arab attacks and calling for re evaluation of bridge building and scrutiny of the nuclear nonproliferation treaty.
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Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
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Humphrey
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Washington
International Jewish Organization
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America
Huey Newton Convicted In Killing of White Police Officer
Huey P. Newton, 26, Black Panther leader, was found guilty of voluntary manslaughter in the October 28 killing of West Oakland patrolman John Frey. A four day jury deliberation preceded the verdict amid heavy security. Newton faces 2 to 15 years, with motions for arrest of judgment and a new trial.
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Fighting in Highlands Kills South Vietnamese Brigadier General
Heavy fighting in the central highlands of South Vietnam over the weekend left Brig. Gen. Truong Quang An, 36, dead after his battalion repulsed an attack on the Duc Lap Special Forces camp. North Vietnamese losses reported include 47 killed near Ban Me Thuot, with further U.S. and allied casualties and multiple enemy killed in other actions around Saigon.
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Czechs Accept Soviet Border Troop Stationing Plan
Prague informants report Czechoslovakia agreed to station Soviet bloc troops along the border with West Germany as part of seven concessions in the Moscow accord signed after the invasion. Officials promise to align political development with Soviet communism and remove key ministers Pavel Sik Hajek.
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Ota Sik
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Sik
Newspapermen Say U S Reneged On Paris Talks Ground Rules
Miami News editor William C. Baggs and former Arkansas Gazette editor Harry S. Ashmore charge U S negotiators blocked progress at the Paris peace talks by dangerous trimming of the conference terms. In a book released today they say North Vietnam demanded an end to allied bombing before meaningful negotiations could begin, based on their Hanoi visit last March.
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Fla
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Paris
Hanoi
William C. Baggs
Ami News
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The
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North Vietnam
Two Queens Meet Hanoi Officials During Peace Move
Two Queens reporters Baggs and Ashmore visited Hanoi on March 31 and held private talks with a Ho Chi Minh spokesman as President Johnson announced a bombing halt and withdrawal from the presidential race. They described Hanoi’s reaction, calling the move a possible step toward negotiation and noting Johnson’s act as political self immolation. The authors added their analysis of the implications for U.S. talks with North Vietnam.
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Washington
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Teachers Walkout Averted in New York City
In New York City a tentative agreement between the Board of Education and the United Federation of Teachers ends the strike that halted many schools. The deal ties teacher rights to the board’s decentralization plan after a five hour meeting and resolves issues over reinstatement of 10 teachers in Brooklyn’s Ocean Hill Brownsville district.
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Hadn't Received His Paper Ad Drives Quick Results
Rev. N. L. Russell of U.S. Rt. 50-W placed an ad to rent their apartment and got results before they received the paper. “We use Messenger advertisements every time we have anything to sell usually results within hours,” says Rev. Russell. If you have something to sell or rent use fast acting Messenger ads.
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Rev. N. L. Russell
U.S. Rt. 50-W
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