Britain warns Israel overJerusalem prize and keeps access pledge
Britain lobs a warning at Israel during the UN emergency session saying the Old City should not be claimed as a war prize. Israel answers that Jerusalem must stay united with free access to holy sites for all faiths, pledging to preserve unity and cultural life.
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Chances For Summit Session Dims But Door Is Left Ajar
United States and Russia will discuss East-West issues at the foreign ministers level Wednesday night as Soviet Premier Kosygin leaves for Moscow. Kosygin declined to say whether he will meet President Johnson before departure. A Canadian official expressed cautious optimism after Martin and Kosygin met.
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Paul Martin
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Andrei A. Gromyko
Johnson's Daughter Luci Johnson Welcomes Son Patrick Lyndon
Luci Johnson Nugent gave birth to a healthy 8 pound 10 ounce boy named Patrick Lyndon at Seton Catholic Hospital Austin Texas. The baby was delivered after a six hour labor with doctors reporting both mother and child in excellent condition. President Johnson received the news by phone and sent a telegram of prayers as Luci and Pat and the infant remained under Secret Service protection.
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De Gaulle links Middle East to Vietnam conflict
In Paris President Charles de Gaulle ties the Arab Israeli war to Vietnam and says peace depends on U S withdrawal from Southeast Asia. He blames Israel for starting the Middle East fighting and argues U S restraint could avert a global crisis.
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Goodwin Attacks West Virginia Pollution Law
Del Thomas Goodwin, Democratic representative from Boone, criticized the state's new water pollution control law as ineffective. He, chair of the House Natural Resources subcommittee that drafted the bill, said legislators rewrote it to shift authority from the department director to polluters, removing enforcement power.
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United States Ready For Libyan Confab
Washington AP reports the United States says it is prepared to resume talks with Libya over Libya’s request to withdraw from Wheelus Air Force Base. A spokesman announced the position on Wednesday.
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Quakes Shake Fairbanks in 30 Minute Tremor Series
A sequence of seven earthquakes struck the Fairbanks area with three strong shocks rated 6.7 to 7. Evacuations occurred at business, hospital, and jail facilities. no injuries or major structural damage were reported. Epicenter centered near Fairbanks with felt reach to Palmer, Alaska.
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Soviets Promise Free Arms Rebuild for Egypt
The Soviet government reportedly pledged to replace at no cost Egypt’s lost arms, a topic likely to top talks between President Podgorny and Egyptian leader Nasser in Cairo. Arrival of Marshal Zakharov and signs of potential deliveries illuminate Soviet rearmament plans amid wartime tensions.
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House approves borrowing boost to avert payment crisis
The House passed a 22 billion dollar borrowing authority increase and set a 358 billion dollar national debt ceiling for July 1 with an annual fluctuating cushion. The vote 217 to 196 reflected shifts among Democrats while Republicans pressed for tighter limits. Senate action awaited.
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Bombers Hit Thai Nguyen Steel Complex in North Vietnam
U S jet bombers attacked North Vietnam's Thai Nguyen steel plant and rail yards near Hanoi amid heavy anti aircraft fire and MIG interceptors. A reconnaissance plane was shot down but its pilot was rescued. it marked the 587th U S plane loss announced in North Vietnam.
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Senate Rejects Mild Censure in Dodd Funds Scandal
The Senate voted 92 to 2 against a substitute that would have admonished rather than censured Senator Thomas J. Dodd over personal use of $116,083 raised for political testimonials. Dodd did not vote and left the floor as final action neared.
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16 Negroes Nabbed In Mp Assassination Plot
New York police arrest 16 men and women in predawn raids across Queens Brooklyn and Manhattan for conspiracy to murder civil rights leaders and seize power. Weapons explosives and instructional material were seized. some defendants linked to RAM and Black Liberation Front factions. Roy Wilkins and Whitney Young targets cited but deflected by officials.
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Moose Vehicle Collisions Claim Several Lives in Sweden
A week of crashes between cars and moose in Sweden has killed seven people and injured seven others. Sweden, home to about 150000 moose, faces ongoing road danger as wildlife warning signs dot highways.
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Europe
Non-Union Mine Royalty to Be Stopped
The National Labor Relations Board ruled the 80-cent per ton royalty billed by the United Mine Workers on coal from non union mines is unfair labor practice. The decision directs the UMW and Bituminous Coal Operators Association to halt coercion of non union mines and workers to join the union. The ruling preserves the 40-cent per ton welfare fund royalty paid by union members.
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