Dayan Says Israel Could Win Alone
Defense Minister Moshe Dayan said Israel could fight and win a war against the Arabs without help from the United States Britain or any foreign nation He stressed not wanting others to die for Israel while supporting diplomatic efforts to lift the blockade of the Gulf of Aqaba and halt Arab troop buildups in the region.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Moshe Dayan
United States
Britain
Dayan
Egypt
Gulf of Aqaba
United Nations
Gideon Rafael
U.N. Security Council
New York
Adib Daoudy
Syria
Gulf
Vatican
L’osservatore Romano
Middle East
Cairo
Black Sea
Mediterranean
Soviet Union
U.S
Sinai Peninsula
Suez Canal
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Sinai
Defense Ministry
Tiran Strait
Strait of
Tiran
Nasser
Gaza
New Nursing Home Law Relaxed Says West Virginia Officials
West Virginia moves to a nine member Nursing Home Licensing Board on July 1 with broader licensing powers and reduced state Health Department control. The bill keeps a five bed exemption and raises concerns over economic impact on operators and patient care amid past nursing home fires.
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Charleston
West Virginia
Asst. Attys
Larry L. Skeen
Thomas B. Yost
State Health Department
Health Department
N. H. Dyer
Dyer
Princeton
West Virginia Nursing Homes Association
Herman Conaway
Harrisville
West
Virginia Nursing Home Association
Editorials and Business Notes in Clintwood Section
A fragmented clipping lists sections and topics including Farm, About You, Church, and Business with unclear article contents. The text suggests page labels rather than coherent news items, offering minimal factual details or named entities.
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Clintwood
Treeee
Violent Roxbury Riot Shocks Boston After Sit-In
Boston endured a 12 hour riot in Roxbury as about 1,000 police clashed with a thousand rioters. Cars and stores were looted, two buildings burned, injuries tallied up to 75, with 44 arrests including civil rights leaders.
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Boston
Roxbury
Vernon E. Carter
Blue Hill Avenue
Rorbury
Grove Hill
Daniel J. Cronin
Grove Hall
Archdiocesan Commission On Human Rights
South End
Tobacco Industry Objects To FCC Free Time Rule
Tobacco industry spokesmen condemn the FCC order mandating free air time for anti smoking programs on radio and TV. John D. Palmer of Tobacco Associates calls the rule a violation and questions how far the government will go in determining what is in the public interest.
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Wilson
N. C
Federal Communication Commission
FCC
John D. Palmer
Tobacco Associates
Palmer
Washington
Treasury seeks steady coin supply amid silver crisis
The Treasury plans to keep the Philadelphia Mint running 24 hours a day five days a week to prevent a coin shortage. Officials say insufficient numbers of the new cupronickel coins have been produced to meet demand, and melting or exporting silver coins is now barred with penalties up to $10,000 and five years in jail.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Philadelphia
Treasury
Marines Drive Off Communists in Quang Tin Battle
U S Marines report 474 Communist soldiers killed in a two day coastal clash in Quang Tin Province. Marines tally 54 dead and 120 wounded with heavy air support eroding entrenched positions near Da Nang and Chu Lai.
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Quang Tin
Saigon
U.S
North Vietnam
Tam Ky
Ralph L. Kuster
St. Louis
Larry D. Wiggins
Houston
Tex
MI6
Bac Giang
Hanoi
Haiphong
Quang Tin Province
U.S. 5Th
7Th Marine
da Nang
Chu Lai
Plane crash on Mont Canigou kills 88 aboard
A chartered DC4 carrying British tourists to Spain's Costa Brava crashed on Mont Canigou in the Pyrenees killing 88 people aboard the flight from Manston, England. Police heard a low flyover and a violent explosion reported near the crash site.
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Perpignan
France
Spain
Costa Brava
Pyrenees
Mont Canigou
Manston
England
Barcelona
Former Wolfe Marine Killed in Vietnam
A former Wolfe Marine, Joseph P. Wooden Jr., was killed by enemy artillery in Vietnam on May 19, the Defense Department reports. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Union Grove Baptist Church in Columbus, Ohio, with burial at the church cemetery. Surviving: parents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wooden Sr., a brother Robert Wooden of the home. The family may be reached at C. C. White Funeral Home in Columbus.
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Wolfe
Vietnam
U. S. Defense Department
Joseph P. Wooden Jr
Union Grove Baptist Church
Columbus
Ohio
Mercer County
Joseph Wooden Sr
Robert Wooden
C. C. White Funeral Home
Kanawha Boy Struck and Killed by Train
Marmet West Virginia AP report states 14 year old Roger Lee Hoylman son of Mr and Mrs Ira Hoylman was struck and killed by a train Saturday. Train crew say he walked along the track and stopped in front of the locomotive and did not hear it. The railway spokesman called it a terrible thing. Hoylman was a Marmet Junior High student.
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Marmet
W. Va
Roger Lee Hoylman
Ira Hoylman
Hoysman
Nixon's New Tour Includes Mid East
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon will fly to Paris Sunday as part of a tour that will take him to the Middle East and Greece, aides said. The trip signals ongoing U S diplomacy amid regional tensions.
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Nixon
Mid-East
New York
Richard M. Nixon
Paris
Middle East
Greece
Flag Day Legislation Aims Federal Curse on Desecration
House Judiciary moves to make flag desecration a federal crime as Flag Day nears its 190th anniversary. Rep. Byron G. Rogers says a bill is under review with hearings and opposition noted from ACLU and a graduate student. Ramsey Clark warns on parts but supports passage if Congress acts.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Byron G. Rogers
Dcolo
House
Legisla
American Civil Liberties Union
Bowling Green, Ohio
Ramsey Clark
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