Israel Accepting U S Plan Faces Cabinet Hurdles
Israel wavers over the U S proposed cease fire for Middle East talks with Dayan reportedly weighing resignation if accepted. Meir to reply after cabinet debates with Allon urging acceptance despite reservations. Egypt and Jordan have accepted. Syria and Iraq condemn. Gloom over UN role and Gaza Sinai security guarantees loom large.
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Golan Heights
Sinai Desert
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Abba Eban
Egypt
Jordan
Syria
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U. N
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Nasser
Cairo
Fayette County Probes Sudden Rock Festival Plan
Fayette County officials led by County Atty Walter Saur seek an injunction to block a rapid plan for a Sound Storm rock festival near Wadena. Health officials check the Clarence Schmitt farm while state traffic and fire officials study the approach to hosting 40 000 to 100 000 attendees.
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Fayette County
Walter Saur
Delwein
Saur
Clarence Schmitt
Valga River
Zeacre Clarence Schmitt
Sound Storm, Inc
Chicago
Saul
Sound Storm
Two Cleared On My Lai Koster Probe
The army dismissed charges against Col Robert Luper and Capt Kenneth Boatman in a My Lai cover-up inquiry. Seven others including West Liberty mayor Samuel Koster face pre-trial investigations. hearings will be closed.
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UPI
My Lai
Samuel Koster
West Liberty
Iowa
Sever
Robert Luper
Kenneth Boatman
Army
Koster
West Point
Oran Henderson
David Gavin
William Gavin
Charles Calhoun
Frederic Watke
Dennis Johnson
Fort Meade, Md
South Koreans Sink Red Craft
South Korea's defense ministry reported that planes sank a North Korean fast boat in the East Sea near Sokcho during the third skirmish in two months. The vessel, 100 miles east of Seoul and near the armistice line, was believed to carry up to 10 crew. Patrol boats scoured the area with no bodies or survivors found at press time.
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Defense Ministry
South Korea
Sokcho
North
Mitchell Rules Out Integration Police Tactics
Attorney General Mitchell said federal officers will assist with desegregation plans but not coerce school districts. He warned Southern officials to honor court orders while noting a larger federal presence this fall and denying agencies are using coercive police methods.
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Magnuson
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White House
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Keel Laying Set for Nuclear Carrier Dwight D Eisenhower
In Washington UPI says David Eisenhower Nixon's son in law will participate in a keel laying ceremony for the nuclear aircraft carrier Dwight D Eisenhower in Newport News Virginia on August 15.
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UPI
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Nixon
Eisenhower
Newport News
Fly Before You Buy Policy Sets Off Environmental Alarm
Washington lawmakers warn that garbage dumped into Atlantic waters near New York City creates an ecological crisis. Rep Ottinger cites a 21 mile patch of polluted water expanding toward New York and New Jersey at about a mile per year. He urges immediate action to halt coastwise dumping and avoid wider environmental disaster.
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New Jersey
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House Fisheries and Wildlife Subcommittee
Environmental Senate
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Interior Department
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Subcommittee
Lingell
Gulf of Mexico
West Coast
Great Lakes
Peace Crusade Leaves Him Broke
Morihiro Matsuda once ran a mail order firm and owned property, but a four year peace campaign funded by 56000 dollars in full page ads across major papers left him broke. He now drives a truck earning about 771 dollars per month while hoping to finance another peace crusade someday.
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Morihiro Matsuda
Matsuda
New York Times
London Times
Chicago Daily News
Chicago Sun-Times
Ile
Vietnam
South Vietnam
Saigon
Thy
China
Matsude
Pyon Ryang
North
Kora
Japan
Kidnaping Was Free Movie Plot Distorted
Jackson Mississippi police hunted Monday night after a report two children were kidnaped by men who thrust them into a car. The vehicle was found a few hours later at a drive in theater and the kidnaping tale appeared to be an attempt to gain a ride without paying.
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Thousands of youths clash at Chicago Grant Park rock concert
In Grant Park Chicago thousands of angry youths stormed a stage after the performers failed to appear. A bloody brick battle with police followed as cars and stores were smashed. At least 165 were arrested and more than 100 injured. Police used tear gas and a helicopter broadcast to quell the crowd.
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Sly
Chicago Park District
Sly and the Family Stone
Park Board
Daniel Shannon
Shannon
Lake Shore
Balboa
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