Arabs hold hope as Arab world vows further action
UN relief agency Beirut says food and medical aid go to Gaza and West Bank refugees in Lebanon Syria and east Jordan. It urges governments and donors to send antibiotics dressings tents blankets and vehicles while reporting about 600 000 refugees and a surge of 0 000 more after last week’s fighting.
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Milton Berle to guest on I Dream of Seanate next fall
TV legend Milton Berle will appear as a guest star on the I Dream of Seanate show next fall. The article also notes the record high in Death Valley reached 134 degrees Fahrenheit in July 1913, with the record low of 78 degrees Fahrenheit recorded at Fort Yukon, Alaska, in January 1934.
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Rioters Burn Homes as Tampa Riots Rage on Streets
Rioters attacked homes and set fires in Ybor City while police and guardsmen faced a growing mob. Gunfire rang out on 32nd Street and Buffalo Avenue as deputies requested help, and National Guardsmen moved to protect districts amid a volatile day and night of looting, property destruction, and injuries across central Tampa.
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NATO Head Hails Israel Breakout Of Encirclement
NATO secretary general Brosio welcomed Israel’s breakout from encirclement and urged recognition of Israel’s right to exist as a free state. He called for international cooperation in the Middle East, navigation in the Suez and Gulf of Aqaba, and continued peace talks led by UN obligations.
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Suez Crisis and Nasser Era Amid Global Tensions
The text traces Egypt's 1950s push to control the Suez Canal, Nasser's July 1958 stance, and Western reactions. It recalls 1956 Sinai Campaign, British French actions, canal closures after ships were scuttled, and a 1965 Midwest tornado disaster ranking among the deadliest in U.S. weather history.
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High Court Seeks New Arguments in Marchetti Case
The court weighs whether registering for future gambling activity violates Fifth Amendment rights. The government argues tax collection needs do not incriminate, while Marchetti’s team warns of information sharing with local and state law enforcement.
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Workman Killed As Blast Wrecks Norwalk Cottage
A blast wrecked a Norwalk cottage injuring a fireman and killing a worker. Edmund Duffy Jr. sprained his ankle while Capt. Edmund Duffy Sr. said the source of the explosion remained unclear after hot varnish ignited. Fire crews spent three hours at the scene keeping an adjacent dwelling wet to prevent ignition. The victim, a self employed floor finisher, was taken to the Raymond funeral home in Norwalk.
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Soviet Said Set To Ask Session Of UN Assembly
A U Thant report stated UN observers offered no new information on the cease fire’s impact. Damascus observer reported Ratfid area near Isreali-occupied Al-Koneytra with no confirmation. Syria and Israel exchanged conflicting claims over Raffid’s occupation after the cease-fire.
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British Freighter Refused at Suez Canal
Cairo AP report says a British freighter bound for Japan with phosphate was ordered to turn back by Egypt's Canal authority off Port Said. After radio instructions to pass failed, a pilot boat signaled the ship to retreat and it sailed into the Mediterranean.
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Senate Debates Censure of Dodd Stalls as Draft Legislation Moves
Senate opens debate on censure of Senator Dodd with wavering support from allies. Leaders set long daily sessions, while strategist Long proposes a substitute to defeat the censure and push ethics standards later. Details cover fundraising, testimonial proceeds, and disputed accounting as columnists face libel suits.
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Giaimo Predicts Senate Censure Vote on Dodd
Rep. Robert Giaimo said the Senate is likely to approve an overwhelming censure against Sen. Thomas J. Dodd. He noted indications of broad support for censure, while previously predicting the resolution might fail.
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Five Red Officers Reported Taken in Syria
Israeli sources say five Soviet officers including a major and captain were captured on the Syrian front after an Israeli radio monitor intercepted Russian communications between a Syrian command post and the El Tawfik battery. The officer names were not released. The report also notes a deadly Alaska earthquake dated March 27, 1364.
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Stratford Agrees to Continue Talks on Airport
Stratford officials urge quick action on airport issues. Council members debate negotiating with city representatives, potential relocation of Great Meadows road, and land acquisition for runway expansion. Lordship residents urged to ask Governor Dempsey to veto the relocation bill, fearing impact on bridges, emergency routes, and access to highways.
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Court Hearing June 23 On "Phone Booth" Baby
An abandoned baby girl found in a Newtown telephone booth in early May is in a private home and will come under state guardianship after two Juvenile Court hearings beginning June 23, per Fairfield Welfare department.
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Helmet rules drive search for Baby Girl Doe
A shattered report notes Baby Girl Doe found by John Costello in a Madras India booth after fatal injuries near Merritl parkway Fairfield. City seeks adoption amid helmet debates as Judge Margaret Driscoll weighs placement. Officials say $1.5 billion is spent annually on shooting sports.
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Elementary Schools Set For Changes
The board approved a broad reorganization plan shifting many city schools to new grade structures. Johnson School becomes K-5, Wilbur Cross handles 5-8 with double sessions, Read middle opens next February, and several West Side and East Side schools transition to K-8 or K-4 layouts. Jackson School is abandoned, with pupils absorbed by Black Rock Whittier Longfellow. Whittier will be K-8. Lincoln and McKinley will run double sessions until the East Side middle school is built in 1969. Columbus will reallocate grades to Webster and Wheel er to keep class sizes manageable. The plan passed 3-1 with absent members.
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