Israeli Jets Over Suez Sighted During 20 Minute Raid
United Press International reports Egyptian antiaircraft guns fired on three Israeli jets over Suez during a 20 minute air raid alert. Officials said none were hit. Israeli shells reportedly destroyed about 50 000 tons of oil at two refineries. In Jerusalem, Israel and Jordan clashed briefly across the Jordan River as tensions rose over the Beit Shean region and border infiltrators. Prime Minister Eshkol signaled no concession to lose territory gained in the war, naming the Golan Heights Sinai and the West Bank as retained.
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Antitrust Suit Prepared Against General Motors
Washington reports the Justice Department prepared a draft antitrust suit against a major automaker, potentially breaking up the giant corporation. Spokesmen said the automaker’s name was not confirmed, noting the industry has long been under antitrust scrutiny and that no court action is imminent.
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Brown students bar CIA recruiter from campus interviews
Brown University students staged a sit in at the placement office to block a CIA job recruiter from interviewing on campus. About 15 to 20 students linked arms inside the room while 23 others picketed outside, marking the fourth New England campus protest in a week. Dean Brennan warned of possible dismissal for obstruction, while Brown President Heffner defended peaceful protest.
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Thieu Inaugurated Amid Palace Attack In Saigon
Viet Cong mortars struck Independence Palace during a diplomatic reception for Nguyen Van Thieu hours after his inauguration as South Vietnam’s president. No guests were hurt. one pedestrian was killed and a chauffeur wounded. Six attackers were reported killed or captured as the palace withstood the barrage and the event continued.
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New Order Pledged For Vietnamese People
Saigon reports the Democratic government vows a no concession peace with the Communists while pledging a “new order” for Vietnam. President Thieu warns of blood and sweat ahead, calls for sacrifice, anti corruption drive, and social reform as Ky becomes vice president. Humphrey hails Thieu’s speech and nation building.
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LBJ Pushes to Salvage Key Legislative Agenda
President Johnson schedules an afternoon meeting with congressional leaders to salvage priority bills before adjournment. He eyes crime control civil rights truth in lending social security and highway beautification while acknowledging the 10 percent income tax surcharge is likely dead this session. The White House and party negotiators seek compromises to rescue antipoverty and foreign aid measures amid House Senate deadlocks.
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Morhouse Appeals Bribery Conviction In Playboy Club Case
ALBANY N Y L Judson Morhouse of Ticonderoga former New York Republican chairman appealed to the Court of Appeals on June 15 1966 verdict for bribery and taking unlawful fees tied to the Playboy Club liquor license. Prosecutor Michael Juviler cited Morhouses role in disguising payments as magazine remuneration and corporate consulting fees.
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Inside Look at Expansion at Bennington College
Editorial notes expansion program at Bennington College with editor Carlo Walter recalling Halloween in Germany. A Shaftsbury picture story shows how private and public support created a fine school library.
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