Arab crowds cry for blood vengeance in Baghdad protest
Thousands of Iraqis in Baghdad demonstrated against Israel and the United States after air strikes in Jordan. Crowds held placards with Death for the Americans and Palestine’s return by blood, while radio announcers described it as one of Iraq’s largest protests. Nasser vowed to punish Israel, urging sacrifice if needed.
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Moscow
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Iraq
U S Seeks To Avert New Middle East War This item
UPI reports U S officials work to prevent a fresh Arab Israeli conflict. The State Department urges Israel and Jordan to end border clashes and seeks proof Russia pursues peace in the region. An Israeli air strike on Jordan follows days of border pressure amid Soviet fleet buildup and Moscow arms shipments.
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UPI
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Robert J. McCloskey
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Pravda
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U S Bombers Hit Communist Supply Routes Near Saigon
U S B52 bombers blasted guerrilla positions and supply routes north of Saigon as fighting intensified. The strikes targeted areas between Saigon and the Cambodian border while casualties rose with 228 U S deaths and 1 094 wounded last week.
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Violence Eases as Hayakawa Tough Policy Holds at S F State
At San Francisco State College 18 000 students returned to classes amid a rally and police line after violent clashes the day before. Acting President S I Hayakawa defended strict rules while facing criticism from Black leaders. about 2 500 attended a noon rally with 1 000 marching in the campus commons.
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Warranties rise, dealers face funding gap in auto push
Senate investigators heard Warren J. McEleney of the National Automobile Dealers Association say automakers used longer warranties as a promotional tool and then failed to fund the extra service. He testified that warranties up to five years or 50,000 miles pressured dealers, who feared higher repair costs, amid industry tight control from Detroit. The FTC had found dealers underfunded for added service and plans to shorten new model guarantees.
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