Israelis Raid Jordan Towns in Retaliation Strike
Israelis crossed the Jordan River and hit three towns Shuneh Kalkilya and Jenin basing Arab raids on the border. Seven Israeli guards were slightly injured by a grenade as attackers returned. Jordan reported four killed and four wounded and warned of ruthless Arab retaliation.
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Israel
UPI
Middle East
Jordan
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Shuneh
Kalkilya
Jenin
Amman
Jordanian Unilary
U Thant Warns of OAS Move
United Nations secretary general U Thant warned that enforcement action by the OAS in the Dominican Republic could trigger repercussions in other regional bodies in the Middle East and Africa. He declined to say if such action conflicts with the UN Charter, noting it ties into Security Council debate on the Dominican situation.
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Organization of American States
Cominican Repub
Middle East
Africa
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Security Council
Thant
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John F. Dolan
Ipswich
Freyda P. Koplow
Rbrookline
GOP
Veterans’ Services
University of Massachusetts
Department of Mental Health
Lowell Technological Institute
Communist Split Is Basic Says Red Chinese Leader
Foreign Minister Chen Yi told New Statesman that the China Soviet split stems from several key principles, including whether to resolutely oppose American imperialism and back oppressed national movements. He argued the dispute clarifies real anti imperialist struggles and strengthens global support for Vietnam.
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London
RPF
Red
Chen
Moscow
Peking
K.S. Karol
Russia Accuses China of Fomenting World War
Moscow reports blasting China over Viet Nam policy as Pravda accuses Beijing of risking a wider conflict. The article notes Soviet Chinese friction and hints of policy rifts while urging prevention rather than waiting for a world war to unite the world communist movement.
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Moscow
Viet Nam
Communist Party
Pravda
Communist Movement
Bombing Probe In La Paz Sees 16 Held
In La Paz Bolivia police detained 16 people on suspicion of involvement in Thursday's terror bombing and shooting in the suburbs. Warrants were issued for five leaders of former Vice President Juan Lechin's Icflist PRIN party, named as principal figures behind the campaign. Fighting between government troops and union militia in fin-mining centers south of La Paz continued, with authorities claiming politicians aimed to spark violence to seize power.
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Bolivia
UPI
Juan Lechin
Icflist
Prin Party
Interior (Police
Willis Ouster Move Defeated in Chicago Schools Vote
In Chicago, civil rights groups failed to oust Dr. Benjamin C. Willis as public schools superintendent. The Board of Education voted 7-4 to rehire him to age 65, extending his contract through December 28, 1966, despite pressure from groups for and against Willis. He will continue earning 48,500 dollars annually, effective September 1, amid concerns over school integration.
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Benjamin C. Willis
Board of Education
Willis
Lewiston
Maine
Walter Kostanski
R-Montague
Sonny Liston
Senate
Maurice A. Donahue
House
Donahue
Willis Commission
Sidney Q. Curtiss
Sheffield
Statehouse tax increase hinted after budget approval
In Boston lawmakers backed a $595.2 million budget with a $124.9 million reduction from Gov Volpe’s proposal, amid a six hour debate. The House approved a door to door voter registration measure and sparred over GOP amendments while naming Rep Carl Johnson as a key Democratic liaison.
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House
Volpe
John Forbes Thompson
Ludlow
Michael Paul Feeney
Thompson
Ala. Risks School Funds In Desegregation Delay
Washington reports Alabama faces potential loss of federal education aid if it delays desegregation beyond June 30. Allen Lesser of the U S Office of Education warns funds may be partially or wholly forfeited if action is postponed, with some aid tied to building new schools and desegregation progress.
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Ala
Washington
UPS
Alabama
Allen Lesser
U.S. Office of Education
Johnson
Lesser
Shaw
Baltimore papers resume after six week suspension
Baltimore's Evening Sun and News American return to street lanes after six weeks off the presses. The restart comes as the American Newspaper Guild strikes against Baltimore Sun Newspapers continues into its 40th day.
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Baltimore, Md
Baltimore
Evening Sun
News American
Baltimore Sun
American Newspaper Guild
Churchill Proposed Driving Russia From Europe Says Farley
Former Postmaster General James A Farley says Sir Winston Churchill told him in 1937 that the Western powers should attack the Russians with the full atomic arsenal if they did not leave Europe He spoke during a pre birthday news conference defending President Johnsons Vietnam policy and said he believed Churchill would have endorsed Johnsons actions Churchill would have turned 77 on Sunday.
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James A. Farley
Winston Churchill
Europe
Farley
Johnson
Church
Weight charts challenged by Harvard nutritionist
Harvard nutritionist Dr. Carl Seltzer criticizes MetLife height weight charts as invalid due to non representative samples and body build factors. He proposes a caliper test for fat tissue in the arm as a truer measure, which could replace current charts in doctors offices.
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Boston
UPL
Harvard
Carl Seltzer
New England Journal of Medicine
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
United States
Seltzer
Russia asks U.N. to order troop withdrawal
The Soviet Union formally proposed that the U.N. Disarmament Commission demand withdrawal of foreign troops and dismantling of bases. It aimed criticism at the United States and urged a special world conference next year to ban use of nuclear weapons, incorporating China, East and West Germany, Korea, and Vietnam alongside U.N. members.
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Soviet Union
U.N
Disarmament Commission
United States
Moscow
China
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West Germany
South Korea
North
South Viet Nam
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