Fighting Flares Up On Hamburger Hill
Saigon reports ongoing clashes as U S forces maintain position on Hamburger Hill near the A Shau Valley. The 101st Airborne captured the hill last May amid heavy casualties and resumed operations with armored support to block North Vietnamese supply lines.
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101St Airborne Division
Cambodia
Israelis Plan To Retain 3 Occupied Arab Areas
Israel’s Labor party platform committee backed retaining most of the areas seized in the 1967 war, including the Golan Heights the Gaza Strip and significant parts of Sinai. The West Bank’s status remained unresolved with possible demilitarized terms if returned to Jordan. The decision signals policy toward Arab territories and faces international concern.
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Golan Heights
Gaza Strip
Sinai Peninsula
Jordan River
West Bank
Jordan
Labor Party
Abba Eban
Moshe Dayan
Israel Galili
Reuven Bar- Katt
Yaakov Hazan
Mapam
Euch
Pope Fails To End War But Seeks African Unity
Pope Paul’s Africa trip failed to spark Nigerian civil war talks but drew delegates from warring sides to Kampala. He urged African unity and self government for Biafrans while condemning racial discrimination and stressing church authority in Africa during mass and bishops’ consecrations.
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Paul
Uganda
Africa
Rome
Pope Paul
Kampala
Nigeria
Vatican
Biafra
South Africa
Rhodesia
Portugal
Bar Endorses Skinner for Superior Court
Massachusetts Bar Association endorses Walter J. Skinner of Newton for superior court judge, calling him fully qualified with an outstanding reputation and judicial temper. Governor Sargent plans to resubmit the nomination after two 5-2 rejections by the Governor's Council amid Democratic opposition.
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Walter J. Skinner
Newton
Massachusetts Bar Association
Skinner
Patrick J. McDonough
Francis W. Sargent
Massachusetts Crime Commission
The
Bar Association Board
Apollo 11 crew near end of quarantine ahead of honors
Apollo 11 astronauts Neil Armstrong Edwin Aldrin and Michael Collins near release from quarantine with one week left. Officials say no ill effects and no need to extend beyond next Monday as they prepare to present a report of their moon voyage and plan a high profile news conference. Meanwhile Belfast violence injures over 90 as Northern Ireland’s unrest spreads, with calls for government action and possible British Army involvement.
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James Callaghan
Northern Ireland
United Kingdom
Ireland
T. Rabin Brett
Manned Spacecraft Center
Brett
Armstrong
Aldrin
Collins
Illinois Justices Reported Ready To Resign
Lam bert Ochsénschlager, attorney for Justices Ray J. Solfisburg Jr. and Ray J. Kunebiel, said both would resign from the Illinois Supreme Court after an investigating commission urged their departures for alleged impropriety. A typewritten statement bearing Solfisburg’s signature circulated in Chicago newsrooms as the justices had holdings in Civic Center Bank & Trust Co. amid a bank organizer case before the court.
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Ili
Lambert Ochsénschlager
Ray J. Solfisburg Jr
Ray J. Kunebiel
Ilinois Supreme Court
Gtaund
Roy J. Solfisburg Jr
Chicago
Solfisburg
Kingbiel
Civic Center Bank & Trust Co
Theodore Tsanes
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