Israeli Official Says Arabs Realize They Cannot Win War
Cambridge mass report quotes Col Mordechai Bar On chief of education for Israeli military forces saying the sale of 36 F104 jets to Jordan will not trigger war as Arabs realize they cannot win a conflict with Israel. He cites pilots count and border incidents as key tensions and says Russia backs the Arabs while Western powers lack a stable policy.
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Carmichael Appeals Riot Conviction In Alabama
Stokely Carmichael, wearing combat boots and field jacket, defended himself but was found guilty of inciting a riot in Selma. He received a $100 fine and 60 days hard labor, with an extension to 167 days if unpaid. Carmichael filed a notice of appeal and posted a $300 bond.
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LBJ Plans Mexico Dam Visit With Diaz Ordaz
President Johnson, reportedly fit, will briefly travel from Austin to inspect the Amistad Dam project on the Rio Grande with Mexican President Gustavo Diaz Ordaz. They will tour by helicopter after an informal lunch at the dam site, a joint US Mexico effort. Johnson also announced a 5.3 billion dollar federal cutback plan for 1967 and indicated no tax increase decision yet.
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Dutch Priests Urge Ending Celibacy Rule
In The Hague more than 1,700 Dutch Catholic priests urged church leaders to abolish celibacy as a requirement for priesthood. The group, nearly a third of 5,500 surveyed, said they were not against celibacy itself but opposed to the church law.
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Dirksen Welcomes Reduction of 3 Billion in U S Budget
Senator Dirksen hailed President Johnsons plan to cut about 3 billion in spending over the next seven months as a solid step toward GOP aims He noted the total 5 3 billion in reductions Johnson listed and urged caution on taxes until inflation and war costs are clearer He warned Congress may seek deeper cuts and warned against tax raises if inflation persists
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