UN Security Council Condemns Israel For Attack On Jordan Bases
The U N Security Council unanimously condemned Israel for last week s strike on Arab guerrilla bases in Jordan. Israel rejected the rebuke saying its actions were in self defense The council debated amid renewed fighting along the Jordan River frontier and envisioned possible sanctions The resolution deplored violent incidents and urged restraint while Arab delegates disputed applying the cease fire to individual terrorists Ambassadors Goldberg and El Farra helped seal a compromise formula Deploring all violent incidents in violation of the cease fire the measure passed with nine votes including the Soviet Union and France Israel said it could not accept the condemnation of its actions in Jordan in self defense on the basis of the cease fire claims.
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U.N
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India
Pakistan
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Soviet Union
Hungary
Algeria
France
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El-Farra
Yosef Tekoah
Tekoah
Panama Robles Ignores Impeachment
National Guard troops stormed the National Union headquarters in Panama City and arrested opposition leader Hildegrando Nicosia after the National Assembly convicted President Marco A. Robles of unconstitutional activity and swore in Max Delvalle as president. The 4,000-man Guard said it could not obey the assembly decision, awaiting a Supreme Court opinion.
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Arnulfo Arias
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Bles
Max Delvaile
Delvalle
Gold freed from chains of gold in staggered world move
British economists say central bankers aim to establish a two tier market for gold and move to purely credit money via SDRs at a Group of 10 meeting in Stockholm. They expect gold to be traded by governments, not kept as backing, while currencies float on a new credit-based system.
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South Africa
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Sampans Smashed By Helicopter Gunships in Mekong Delta
In three days U S helicopter gunships and fighters destroyed 114 sampans and damaged 50 near a base camp by the Cambodian border. Twenty Viet Cong killed, 43 huts razed, two irregulars wounded. North of Saigon, a Marine helicopter was shot down near Khe Sanh with four crew rescued. Casualties: 31 North Vietnamese and five Marines killed.
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Mekong
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Cambodia
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Camp Carroll
Patriarca Gets Five Year Sentence In Conspiracy Case
Raymond L S Patriarca reputed head of the New England Cosa Nostra was sentenced to five years in prison and fined 10000 on a federal conspiracy to murder conviction Judge Francis J W Ford stayed the sentence and allowed he to remain free on 25000 bond pending appeal Co defendants Henry Tamaleo and Ronald Cassesso received five year terms and 10000 fines on various counts Tamaleo and Cassesso also faced concurrent terms Cassesso already serves a state prison sentence for armed robbery The trio conspired to murder Willie Marfee Providence restaurant owner killed July 1966 to promote a gambling operation.
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Raymond L. S. Patriarca
Cosa Nostra
New England
Francis J. W. Ford
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Ford
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Cranston
R.I
Ronald Cassesso
Somerville
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Cassesso
Willie Marfee
Three Youths Rescued From Mt Washington Cliff
Jeff Damp Tom Davis and Don Stahlman all 20 were rescued after an ice cliff and avalanches near Huntington ravine on Mt Washington New Hampshire. Davis suffered possible rib fractures while Damp faced frostbite and a minor wound.
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Exeter
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Appalachian Mountain Club
Ed Nestor
George Smith
Charles Porter
Airliner crashes into Irish Sea with 61 aboard
Bodies and wreckage found near the crash site eight miles off Rosslare Point as search teams from the Royal Navy and Irish authorities comb the Irish Sea. Investigators seek wreckage from the Aer Lingus Viscount to explain the spin at 1,000 feet. The flight from Cork to London carried nine Swiss nationals and no Americans were known aboard. Weather worsened later, hindering operations.
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Two Worlds Unite Man Bridges City Racial Gap
Washington minister Jesse F. Anderson Jr. works as a White Episcopal priest on Sundays at St. Patrick’s while running a Southeast Enrichment Center for Black youth on weekdays. He leads dialogues across races, seeks federal funds, and teaches sociology, aiding 75 nightly youths with jobs, books, study space, and guidance. The church supported his inner city mission with 45,000 dollars over three years, despite initial parish departures.
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St. Patrick’s
Minutemen Back in Town Launch Savings Bond Drive
West Point-Pepperell launches a 1968 Savings Bond Campaign across its Biddeford and Lewiston mills with 90 Minutemen canvassers. The goal is 65 percent payroll savings participation company wide, ending with badges and a Minuteman Flag for facilities surpassing 50 percent.
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Lewiston Mills
West Point - Pepperell Inc
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Henry A. Truslow
Maine
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Treasury Department
Biddeford Groups Back Vocational School Endorsed
Four groups in Biddeford support a new area vocational school without a referendum. The Biddeford Republican and Democratic City Committees, the Biddeford-Saco Chamber of Commerce, and Rev. Cornelius J. Enright voiced strong backing, urging swift construction and minimal tax impact.
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Republican City Committee
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Biddeford-Saco
Cornelius J. Enright
St. Mary's Parish
Leo R. Lemire
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