Israel Presses Direct Talks for Permanent Peace Deal
Israel upholds demand for direct negotiations and extra assurances beyond a treaty as prerequisite for peace in the Middle East. U.N. envoy Odd Bull seeks to mediate on the Suez Canal while Egypt opposes Israel on cease fire lines and canal control.
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Israel
Middle East
Jerusalem
Odd Bull
United Nations Truce Supervisory Group
Egypt
Suez Canal
Bull
U.A.R
Strait of Tiran
New York
Cairo
Canal
U.N
Egyptian West Bank
Salah Gohar
Milwaukee Riots: National Guard Deployed and City Sealed
Milwaukee was sealed off and National Guard troopers deployed to quell rioting suspected as racial unrest. Two fatalities reported, including a police officer, with 83 injured and 180 arrested as arson, looting, and sniper fire plagued areas north of downtown. Curfew imposed. highways into the city blocked. flights canceled.
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Milwaukee
Wis
UPI
National Guard
1Stand Center
Chicago
Wisconsin
Fifth District
Near North Side
Tom Drolshagen
3Rd Street
Whitey
Drolshagen
Detroit Rebuilding Effort After Riot Toll and Calls for police Help
Detroit authorities initiated a massive rebuilding campaign after a week of citywide racial violence that left 40 dead, 1,500 injured, 5,000 homeless, and up to 500 million dollars in damage. Governor Romney urged normalcy and blamed national conditions while Mayor Cavanagh called for a 1,000-man federal police force in major cities.
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Detroit
UPI
George Romney
Michigan
Jerome P
Cavanagh
U.S
Congress
U.S. Army
Johnson
Ernest Roquemore
East Side
Romney
United States
Motor City
Reds Report New Attack on Hanoi and U.S. Plane Shot Down
Saigon dispatch reports a new Communist attack on Hanoi by American warplanes with claims of one U.S. plane shot down. The piece covers Marine and ground actions in the DMZ, heavy losses, Viet Cong raids, air strikes, a carrier fire at sea, and remarks by Gen Maxwell D. Taylor on possible negotiated end to the war.
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Hanoi
U.S
Saigon
UPD
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
North Vietnam
Bac Giang
Mon Duong
Haiphong
Panhandle
U.S.S. Forrestal
Yankee Station
Air Force
Karl W. Richter
Richter
Holly, Mich
Leatherneck
Cpl
Charles Study
St. Louis
Border Demilitarized Zone
William Kent
South Vietnam
Highlands
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Cubic Bay
Philippines
Maxwell D. Taylor
Canberra
Australia
Berlin
New York Times Publishes Its 40 000th Issue
The New York Times marked its 40 000th issue since Vol 1 No 1 of The New York Daily Time dated Sept 18 1851. The paper began as a daily paper with name changes in 1851 and 1896 and endured several strikes in 1923 1953 1958 1962 1965 by issuing condensed editions or maintaining international west coast editions.
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New York
New York Times
New York Daily Time
The
Record
Eight Americans Dead in Venezuelan Earthquake Toll Rises
Caracas reports 107 dead with eight Americans among victims as rescue teams pull bodies from collapsed high rises. American families identified include Bonnie Spiller 26 and the Kaplin family. Venezuela pledges aid funding and asks Congress for reconstruction funds amid tremors near La Guaira and Macuto.
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Caracas
Venezuela
UPI
Bonnie Spiller
A. J. Braun
Houston
Tex
Tania
A.J.) Braun
Keith Kaplin
Alicia
Lynn
Emilio Cabrera
U.S
Cuba
Eduardo Parra Neff
Ronald Zediak
Michael Zediak
McKeesport
Penn
Catholic Relief Services
Miss Spiller
Braun
Kaplins
Macuto
Congress
la Guaira
Forestall Disaster Damage Estimated At 135 Million
Subic Bay scene of smouldering aftermath as USS Forrestal returns from Vietnamese waters. Authorities say death toll could reach 146 with 77 confirmed dead and 69 missing. Fire, explosions, and chlorine gas caused extensive damage including 57 aircraft losses. Captain Beling praises crew as heroes amid ongoing salvage, repairs, and repatriation efforts.
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Subic Bay
Philippines
UPI
Forrestal
Subic Point Naval Air Station
U.S. Naval Station
Navy
da Nang
South Vietnam
U.S
Repose
Manila
Pearl Harbor
United States
John K. Beling
Zephyr Hills
Fla
Inside Review Sparks Surprise SVAC Concert
A review of a surprise SVAC concert hints at bold programming and audience intrigue. Details remain fragmentary but indicate a memorable night that resonated with local arts patrons.
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SVAC
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United Press International
Newburgh
N.Y
National Renaissance Party
AE i
Henry Mater
Newark
Maier
White House
Warren P. Knowles
Madison
Knowles
Center Street
Walter B. Hoard
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
James Groppi
Richard A. Sleeman
Francis J. Hogan
Sleeman
Board of Sisters
Hamilton
USS
Gulf of Tonkin
Gerald Raftery
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