Israel Strikes Suez Coast for Sixth Day in a Row
The Associated Press reports Israeli planes bombed Ras Za farana and Ras Gharib along the Gulf of Suez for the sixth time in six days in a campaign to force Egypt to shift forces from the canal front. Egyptian officials said planes were driven off and an artillery duel near Port Taufiq lasted eight hours.
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Israel Refuses To Cooperate With U.N. Study
JERUSALEM. The Israeli government will not cooperate with a United Nations committee probing the status of Arabs in occupied areas since 1967. Officials say the decision stems from pro Arab bias and the committee will have to gather material in Arab lands. A Foreign Ministry spokesman called the move a breach in UN procedure and said, in practice, Israel will not talk to the committee.
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Evans Court Martial Witnesses Say McLemore Asked To Be Awakened
Subic Bay Philippines AP witnesses testified Lt Cmdr Albert S McLemore skipper of the destroyer Evans demanded to be awakened if ordered to change station. The Evans split in the Melbourne collision killed 74 sailors. McLemore pleads innocent to negligence and dereliction of duty as others blamed for not waking him. Witnesses noted he was strict about being awakened for major night maneuvers and that Hopson and Ramsey had duties to awaken him.
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Belfast Catholics Demand Immunity to Guard Barricades
Leaders of Belfast's Catholic communities seek written immunity from arrest before dismantling barricades. The Central Citizens' Defense Committee, representing about 70,000 people, urged guarantees after talks with the British Army, while Home Minister Porter said arrests depend on criminal law. The group urged ongoing barricades until military protection is secured with local army commanders and defense committees.
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Biafra Rejects Agreement To Resume Relief Flights
Biafra rejected an ICRC Nigeria backed plan to resume Red Cross airlifts to encircled Biafra. Cairo Geneva officials noted Nigeria would inspect planes at Lagos, a provision Biafra found unacceptable, citing security risks and military use. The dispute continues amid long running war, with past night flights and clashes over terms.
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New Bedford Teachers End Eight Day Strike With New Contract
About 300 teachers ratified a new contract after eight days of walkout that shut two thirds of New Bedford schools and idled roughly 600 teachers. Returning teachers face contempt charges while officials say classes resume today and the Education system aims for a smoother path forward.
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Brazil’s Leader Left Paralyzed After Stroke
President Arthur da Costa e Silva was partly paralyzed by a stroke and unable to speak according to a medical bulletin from the Presidential Palace. The disclosure reinforced public speculation that the armed forces might need to select a new president amid political uncertainty in Brazil.
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Republicans Call to Abolish Massachusetts Governor’s Council
Two Republicans, Rep. Richard W. Daly and Atty. William Abbott, join a steering group to abolish the Governor’s Council and trim the House. Daly proposes cutting the House from 240 to 160 and adding a professional staff. Abbott targets sunlit Senate scrutiny of nominations, calling council actions star chamber.
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U S Mexico Act To Stem Drug Traffic
Washington officials announced Operation Intercept to curb illegal drugs from Mexico with tougher border checks airplanes and closer Mexican cooperation. Deputy Attorney General Richard Kleindienst said the plan targets marijuana and opium poppy fields at their source to halt smuggling.
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