Nasser’s Aqaba Blockade Faces UN Sea Law Challenge
Washington reports the UN ’58 conference curbed blocking of the Gulf of Aqaba by nations, yet Egypt's Nasser holds a showndown stance. He barred Israeli shipping through Aqaba after removing UN forces from Sharm el Sheikh, threatening broader conflict as Israel vows not to stand down.
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New Mexico Lawyer Named U S Ambassador to Paraguay
Benigno G. Hernandez, 49, of Albuquerque, is nominated by President Johnson to be ambassador to Paraguay, replacing William P. Snow. Hernandez lacks diplomatic experience and has never visited South America, prompting questions at Senate hearings. Senator Montoya pressed for more Spanish descent appointments.
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Generals Oppose Plan To Cut Guard Divisions
Twenty six National Guard generals petition Congress to scrutinize a proposal to abolish 15 Guard divisions. They warn it would reduce combat effectiveness and harm U S military prestige amid international crisis. The Pentagon nears a streamlining plan to cut about 1000 Guard company units and over 300 Reserve units.
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Kasper Named Chair of Health Education Dept at St Cloud State
Dr John Kasper baseball coach at St Cloud State College for 17 years was named chairman of the department of health physical education and recreation the campus announced in St Cloud Minnesota.
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Third major Brussels fire devastates Jette paper plant
Belgium suffered its third serious blaze in nine days after a paper and cardboard factory in suburban Jette was destroyed on Tuesday night. The worst fire occurred May 22 at a downtown department store, with at least 300 people killed.
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Des Moines Taxpayers Face Settlement Over Lost Mouse
Mrs. Joyce A. Wright sued Des Moines for 2156 dollars after her four year old son was bitten by a mouse that never reached the Iowa City lab for rabies testing. City workers allegedly misplaced the rodent and the legal department urged a 850 dollar settlement with the council.
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Railroad seeks to discontinue two Minneapolis trains
The Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad asks the Interstate Commerce Commission for permission to stop two Minneapolis Kansas City passenger trains, No. 15 at 8 p.m. from Minneapolis and No. 16 at 8:25 a.m. arriving in Minneapolis, effective June 30.
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