Clashes at canal fuel renewed Suez fighting surge
Reports from FEL AVIV indicate mortar duels across the Suez Canal continued for a third day with Egyptian shelling near Quatira in Sinai. An Israeli Army spokesman said the attack involved 100 troops ferried by night, and fighting moved to the eastern bank before a temporary silencing.
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Refugees Free to Return Home Under Israeli Plan
Tel Aviv reports Israel will allow Arabs who fled the West Bank during the Six Day War to return. Up to 100000 refugees may qualify. crossing requires proof of residence and security clearance. Details to be published July 10. UNRWA notes many registered refugees remain in camps such as Jericho.
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Kennedy aide says Warren Commission conclusions stand
Boston report says former presidential aide Kenneth O'Donnell, who accompanied President Kennedy in Dallas, stated he was satisfied with the Warren Commission conclusions. He noted there is no evidence supporting a different outcome and criticized the investigation's manner rather than its findings.
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Births in U S to rise says National City Bank letter
A New York based economic letter from National City Bank notes the US birth rate fell to 18.4 per 1000 in the year ending March 31 and predicts a pronounced rise in both births and the birth rate in the coming decade according to the report.
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China crisis rumors cloud Liu status in China and Korea
Reported overthrow of Liu Shao-chi may be exaggerated amid upheaval as diplomats in Seoul await South Korea's inauguration of Park Chung-hee. Red Flag cites Maoist line against Li, while uncertainty remains on whether Liu has resigned or been removed. Chinese demonstrations continue outside the embassy as Rangoon unrest eases after deadly anti Chinese clashes.
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Rolling Sugars on Trial in London Fashion Notes
London fashion scene pivots on a quirky trial involving the Rolling Sugars and a People tape. Vendors sell handcuff like labels branded with Mick’s style, linking pop culture to street fashion amid the event.
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