Italy Stope To Assess Chaos In Nation's Political Crisis
Rome faces a stunned pause as the Socialist party splits and the cabinet resigns, ending the center-left alliance ideal. The two Socialist factions cannot unite, complicating reforms, and preventing a stable program with Christian Democrats.
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New York Times News Service
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Socialist Party
Christian Democrats
Orthodos
Mario Tanassi
Pietro Nenni
Nenni
Luigi Preti
New Party
Israeli Egyptian Artillery Duel Across Suez Canal
Across the Suez Canal Israel and Egypt traded artillery and small arms fire. Egypt claimed downing an Israeli jet over the Gulf of Suez and cracking an Israeli spy ring in Cairo. Cairo reported a cease fire breach and the first admission of Egyptian planes crossing Sinai since 1967. Deputy Premier Allon said Israel could rethink reprisals if Arabs honor cease fire.
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Gulf of Suez
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Great Bitter Lake
Gaza Strip
Sinai
Yigal Allon
Zionist Council
Jerusalem
Red Cross Nigeria Agree Aid Plan for Biafrans
London AP reports Nigerian government and International Red Cross reached a Sunday agreement on relief plans for Biafra. Indications point to mercy flights from Nigerian territory with food shipments inspected by outside observers. Nigeria had suspended Red Cross operations and threatened to shoot Red Cross planes into Biafra.
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Red Cross
Okoi Arikpo
Foreign Office
Jacques Freymond
Geneva
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Hugh Fraser
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Bomb threat to Arafat defused in Amman office
Palestinian guerrilla leader Yasser Arafat received a package with a bomb that was dismantled by specialists at the Palestine Liberation Organization headquarters in Amman. Arafat was in his office as the plot surfaced amid regional tensions and recent guerrilla bomb attacks on Israeli targets.
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Lebanon
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Palestine Liberation
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Jordan
Nablus
Hebron
Eisenhower Widow Mamie Improves in Hospital
Mamie Eisenhower aged 72 shows satisfactory response to acute bronchitis treatment at USAF Hospital Lakenheath England. She was admitted after illness during a vacation and will remain hospitalized for several days, doctors said.
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England
Mamie Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
U.S. Air Force
Eisenhower
Air Force Hospital
Bar urges judge shifts to ease Massachusetts court jam
Massachusetts Bar Association proposes temporary transfer of civil judges to the Superior Court to relieve a backlog of about 40,000 criminal cases. It calls for more funding to create space, hire judges and prosecutors, and expand staff, criticizing legislators for inaction.
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Massachusetts Bar Association
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Philip L. Sisk
Massachusetts
Hoover Warns Red China Threat to U S Security
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover says Communist China lists the United States as its No 1 enemy and seeks to obtain scientific information here. He cites clandestine intelligence activity, defections, and 300000 Chinese in the U S with potential recruitment, plus 46000 Hong Kong seamen and 700 desertions in 1967.
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Hong Kong
Canada
Cuba
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Live Rock Groups Prove Too Popular for Newport
Newport authorities report a record 80,000 paid admissions at the 16th Newport Jazz Festival four day run. City councilman David Fenton condemned rock acts as crowd disruptors and vandalism marred the event. Producer George Wein added a dozen rock groups alongside 20 jazz combos to boost turnout.
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Newport, RI
David Fenton
George Wein
Fenton
Val Field
No-Fault Plan Said Cheaper in Massachusetts
In a legislative hearing T Lawrence Jones of the American Insurance Association argued that a no fault auto insurance plan would cut costs for Massachusetts motorists by mandating compulsory coverage while reimbursing all injured parties regardless of fault. He criticized the current liability system as flawed and inflation driven.
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American Insurance Association
Massachusetts
T. Lawrence Jones
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Sheraton Opens 160 Bed Health Facility in Worcester
The Sheraton Corp plans a 160 bed extended care hospital next to St. Vincent Hospital in Worcester. Ground breaking is set for Wednesday. It marks the chain’s second medical care center now owned by ITT. The first is under construction at Burlington Vermont.
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Sheraton Corp
St. Vincent Hospital
International Telephone and Telegraph Corp
Burlington, Vt
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