U N debate looms as Soviets press Arabs and Israel
In the General Assembly the United States and the Soviet Union face a delicate balance as the Middle East war debate opens. Moscow may pose as a friend of the Arabs while courting Arab goodwill, aiming to weaken U.S. influence. Egypt’s envoy asserts no negotiations with Israel while Abba Eban says prewar borders will not return. The United States likely starts on a soft line to avoid clashes. Judy Hill named 1957 National Collegiate Queen.
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Washington
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Soviet Union
United Nations
Israel
U.N. Security Council
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India
Goa-Damao- Diu
Portugal
Britain
France
Security Council
Egypt
Hungary
General Assembly
Mohamed el Kony
Johnson
Abba Eban
New York
Pastor Plans Mixing Shows and Services in Warwick
In Warwick R T two churches join to launch an amateur drive in theater. The Rev R K Lark of Oakland Beach Union church will start a weekend outdoor theater at St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran church beginning June 25 with short services planned.
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Warwick, R.T
Warwick
R.K. Lark
Oakland Beach Union Church
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Mr. Lark
St. Paul's Church
Saving Time Deal Causes Clock Confusion at Weather Office
An Atlanta Weather Bureau spokesman reports Daylight Saving Time creates confusion as three clocks show different times. Observations are recorded on standard time while staff clock in on DST, mixing times and complicating data.
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Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta
The
Weather Bureau
1967 National Marbles Champion Named
Barry Blum, 13, of York, Pennsylvania, won the National Marbles Tournament held in Wildwood, New Jersey, defeating the field to claim the title.
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Wildwood
N.J
Barry Blum
York
RR Strike Off Until Work on a Compromise Is Made
Washington AP The no strike period in the rail dispute ended without any walkout by six shop craft unions as they agreed to forego action until Congress works out a compromise on the bill. Senate leaders move toward a schedule after noting debate over the Dodd censure case.
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Washington
Descline
Congress
Senate
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Mike Mansfield
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Ralph Yarborough
D-Tex
Lister Hill
D-Ala
Mansfield
Johnson
House
Morse
White House
Rising Unemployment Linked to Negro Unrest Riots
AP analysis notes higher unemployment among Negro workers amid city riots. Teenage joblessness 13.1 percent in May drives overall rate to 3.8 percent. whites 3.3 percent. In Chicago poverty areas unemployment around 37.6 percent, with future prospects dim for unskilled workers.
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John Cunniff
New York
America
United States
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Clearwater Man Killed in Vietnam
Army Spec. 4 Richard G. Brown of Clearwater Minnesota was killed in action in Vietnam. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Leland Brown of rural Clearwater. Defense Department announced the loss on Friday.
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Army
Richard G. Brown
Leland Brown
Clearwater
Minn
Vietnam
Defense Department
China claims early hydrogen bomb test gift to Mao cultural revolution
The Liberation Army Daily reports China detonated its first hydrogen bomb earlier than planned as a gift to Chairman Mao Tse tung’s cultural revolution. Officials warned against haste, noting many faced anxiety during the test preparation. Soviet media gave only brief coverage. U.S. defense officials doubt weapons reach before eight years, while Japanese experts suggest multiple bombs may be ready for portable testing. The blast seen as a potential warning to Japan amid no formal China-Japan ties.
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Red
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Mao Tsetung
Liberation Army Daily
Mao Tse-tung
Soviet Union
Moscow
Defense Department
Washington
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United States
Japan
Red China
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