Israel Faces Problem of Arab Refugees
Israel confronts a growing refugee dilemma following its 1948 victory. About half a million Palestinian Arabs fled to the Gaza Strip and western Jordan, then administered by Egypt and Jordan, seeking refuge outside Israel. The flare of the war left Israel with enduring responsibility for these displaced people.
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Jerusalem
Israel
UPI
Gaza Strip
Jordan
Egypt
United Nations
UNRWA
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House Hearings Scheduled on Naval Districts
The House Armed Services Committee will open hearings next week on a bill to freeze the current 14 naval districts and block administrative consolidations. It would preserve districts and give Congress control over future moves, with Rep. Bates noting wide disparities in district installations. The debate touches Boston’s proposed combined HQ and broader regional impacts.
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UPS
House
Armed Services Committee
Navy
Congress
Boston
Naval District
New York City
Philadelphia
Norfolk
Seattle
San Francisco
William H. Bates
Massachusetts
New England
John A. Volpe
FBI Pushes Search for Killers Of Two Border Patrolmen
FBI agents press a land and air search for the killers of two Border Patrolmen Theodore Newton Jr. and George Azrack both 25 and 22 from Fallbrook California. Bodies found handcuffed to a stove in a mountain cabin after failing to report in at a checkpoint near Warner Springs. Investigators said footprints and other evidence tied to a possible abduction by Boston suspects.
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Calif
UPI
FBI
U.S
Theodore Newton, Jr
George Azrack
Fallbrook
Boston
Border Patrol
Warner Springs
James R. Ewaltney
U.S. Forest Service
Oak Grove
Arizona
Newton
Azrack
Robert Evans
San Diego
Evans
Carmen Raymond Gagliardi
Beating Heads Urged By Carmichael in Atlanta
In Atlanta hundreds of Negroes surged into a barricaded shopping center area after Stokely Carmichael urged violence, firing and rioting erupted as police tried to restore order. Six injured, nine arrested, with tensions rising after a youth was shot by a Negro officer amid claims of police brutality. Carmichael told the crowd to save up steam to be beating heads.
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Carmichael
Atlanta
UPD
Stokely Carmichael
Dixie Hills
Summerhill
Becae
Black Power Advocate
Leroy Johnson
Georgia
Jackie Sisters Stage Debut Tonight In Chicago
Mrs Lee Radziwill sister of Mrs John F Kennedy makes her theater debut in Chicago using her maiden name Lee Bouvier in the six week run of Philadelphia Story at a North Side theatre. Pictured Monday night with husband Stanislaus Capote and others at final rehearsals.
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Chicago
UPID
Lee Radziwill
John F. Kennedy
North Side
Radziwill
Lee Bouvier
Philadelphia Story
Tracy Lord
Katherine Hepburn
John Ericson
Rebel General Seizes Chinese Nuclear Arsenal Saga
A Hong Kong report claims rebel Communist general Wang En-mao seized a Kalmu same arsenal complex in Sinkiang and threatened to destroy it after China tested its first hydrogen bomb. The Star cites dubious intelligence about 15 000 killed or wounded in the assault and Maoist policy clashes.
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Hong Kong
UPS
Peking
Star
Wang En-mao
Sinkiang
China
Communist China
Wang
Kalmusze
Communist Party
Mao Tse-tung
The
Mao
Anti Mao
TV Documentary Casts Doubts On Garrison's Investigation
New Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison's probe into Kennedy's assassination drew nationwide skepticism after NBC News aired The JIK Conspiracy: The Case of Jim Garrison. The program questioned Shaw's conspiracy link, alleged falsified witness testimony, and claims of inducements and threats by Garrison staff.
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New York
UPID
New Orleans
Dist. Atty
Jim Garrison
NBC News
Garrison
Shaw
Kennedy
NBC
Washington, D.C
Perry Russo
Clay Bertrand
Clay
Clem Bertrand
Clay Shaw
FBI
Russo
Walter Sheridan
Sheridan
Lee Harvey Oswald
Ferrie
Oswald
Tulane
Jesse Garner
Dallas
YMCA
Podgorny to Confer With Nasser in Cairo
Soviet President Nikolai Podgorny will arrive in Cairo to meet Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser. Nasser stayed in close contact with the Soviet ambassador during the six day Arab Israeli war and discussed continued Soviet support. Kosygin spoke in New York to back Arab positions as talks and possible resupply of MIG aircraft were noted by Cairo sources.
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Cairo
UPI
Nikolai Podgorny
U.A.R
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
Soviet Union
Alexei N. Kosygin
New York
General Assembly
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