Israel Claims Egypt Beaten and Jerusalem Captured
Israel announced its troops seized Sharm el Sheikh to break the Gulf of Aqaba blockade and said most of the Egyptian army in Sinai was defeated. General Rabin reported Jordanian forces shattered and Jerusalem largely under Israeli control with Dayan entering the Wailing Wall.
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Walter Logan
United Press International
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Sharm el Sheikh
Gulf of Aqaba
Sinai Desert
Suez Canal
Jerusalem
Jericho
Jordan
Jordan River
Yitzhak Rabin
Sinai
Sinai Peninsula
Gaza Strip
Moshe Dayan
Dayan
Nablus
Ramallah
Tubas
Syria
Sea of Galilee
Bagdad Radio
Cedar Rapids Council Debates Elderly Housing Plan
Cedar Rapids city council meeting focused on the proposed low rent housing for the elderly. Mayor Bob Johnson led lengthy statements while Cedar Rapids builder Terry Bjornsen urged private enterprise solutions. Labor Assembly head Robert Carson announced Thursday picketing of real estate offices to back the city, and UCS outlined continued support for the June 12 housing referendum.
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Cedar Rapids
Bob Johnson
Terry Bjornsen
Robert Carson
Chou En Lai Sends Message to Nasser
Cairo AP reports Premier Chou En Lai has sent a message to President Nasser. The official Mid East News Agency disclosed the communication Wednesday.
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Chou
Nasser
Cairo
Nassser
Chou En-lai
Mid-East
Marion Girl Killed In Freak Tractor Accident
A rural Marion child Tammy Ann Frendle three died Tuesday after a tractor accident on a farm north of Marion. She died at St Luke's hospital Cedar Rapids at 2 35 p m. Graveside services will be held at Shiloh cemetery Hiawatha. relatives include William Frendle Doris Sue Clifford Allen Watson ad es Cedar Rapids and others. Funeral details at Beatty Bearle Cedar Rapids.
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Marion
Tammy Ann Frendle
William Frendle
St. Luke's Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Doris Sue
Clifford Allen
John T. Watson
Des Moines
Chester Frendle
Florence Leeper
Alicia B. Ades
Thomas Wilson
Maggie Watson
Shiloh
Hiawatha
Kaiser Trial Drifted From Threats to Murder Charge
The widow of Clark Kaiser testified at the Richard P. Lawrence murder trial that Lawrence had threatened Kaiser by phone. She described multiple calls, including a claim of an affair with Mrs. Lawrence, and a threat referring to Kaiser in a bowling alley.
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Clark Kaiser
Richard P. Lawrence
Maxine Kaiser
Lawrence
Hher
Kaiser
Ata
Marion
Congressman's Offer Seeks Dayan to Direct Vietnam War
Rep Wayne Hays proposes Israel's Gen Moshe Dayan lead the Vietnam War role in exchange for 400 F 111 aircraft. He suggests Dayan could handle Vietnam as he does in the Middle East and rejects adding Defense Secretary McNamara as part of the deal.
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Washington
Israel
Moshe Dayan
Vietnham
Wayne Hays
Ohio
House
Vietnam
Middle East
Hays
Joe Waggonner
Dla
U.S
Defense
McNamara
Heaviest Downpour Of Year Soaks Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids endured its heaviest rainfall of the year with 3.22 inches at the downtown weather station and 3.36 inches at the Municipal airport. Low areas flooded, streets blocked, and cars stalled as Indian Creek rose. sewers overloaded and police closed several intersections.
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John Melvor
Cedar Rapids
Eighth Avenue
Gazette
Downtown Gazette
Municipal
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Indian Creek
A Avenue
Fifteenth
Sixteenth Streets
Third Avenue
Tenth Street
Twelfth Avenue
M Street
Mt. Vernon Road
Twenty-first Avenue
Park Court
Second Avenue
Tenth Avenue
Sixth Street
Eaglemere Court
Fox Meadow Drive
Man 65 Rescued After Car Swept Into Creek
Joe Parizek, 65, of West Branch, was pulled from a rain swollen creek after his car slid off a bridge into Wapsinonee Creek one mile west of Springdale. A human chain aided by utility workers freed him after about 45 minutes as floodwaters rose to the steering wheel. County officials noted heavy rainfall the night before.
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the Gazette
Tipton
Joe Parizek
West Branch
Cedar County
Richard Barden
Paritzek
Springdale
Wapsinonee Creek
Parizek
Restrictions On Hunting Deer Voted In Iowa
Iowa Conservation Commission meeting in Cedar Rapids reduced deer licenses from 29 000 to 22 000 due to declining numbers. Gun season set for December 2 and 3 in northeast and east central zones with six zones total, bow season Sept 30 to Nov 30 not affected. Licenses by zone include 2 500 for northeast, 5 500 for southwest and southeast, 4 000 for south central, and 2 000 for northwest two day season.
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Iowa Conservation Commission
Cedar Rapids
Commission
Earl Rose
Fish In Game
The
Conservation Department
Allamakee
Winheshiek
Fayette
Clayton
Southwest
Southeast
Northwest
United Nations backs immediate Middle East cease fire
The U N Security Council unanimously approves a 3 pm cease fire call for Israel and Arab states and asks Thant to notify all warring parties. The Soviet note warns Israel and the U S supports an impartial U N investigation as Johnson hails the move.
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United Nations
U.N. Security Council
Israel
C.C.T
Sion
Fedorenko
Moscow
Cairo
Damascus
Soviet Union
Security Council
C.D.T
Thant
Russia
Nikolai Fedorenko
U.N
U.S
Arthur Goldberg
Hans Tabor
U Thant
Tabor
Middle East
Goldberg
Council
Goldberg Dation
6Th Fleet
Mediterranean
Johnson
Washington
Soviet Backdown Delays Troop Withdrawal Demand
Diplomats say the Soviet Union yielded on insisting the UN council demand a troop withdrawal from positions held since before the war. Behind scenes talks framed the retreat as Arab losses mounted and pressure on Goldberg to soften the demand.
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Soviet Union
Council
Goldberg
Soviets Rebuff Arab Charge Over Israel War In News Silence
In Moscow, Soviet officials and media ignored Cairo radio claims that British and American planes fought for Israel. The silence suggested the USSR did not want to imply Soviet forces would aid the Arabs, as state media avoided mention of the charge for a full day.
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Moscow
Russia
Israel
Cairo
Benton County Eyes Atkins District Attachment
The Benton county board proposes attaching the Atkins-Fremont district to Benton Community, a move the state board has rejected in the past. Delegations from Atkins and Cedar Rapids factions traveled to Des Moines to discuss SF617, with questionnaires used to gauge opinion.
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Des Moines
Benton County Board
Atkins-Fremont
Benton Community
State Department of Public Instruction
State Board of Public Instruction
Atkins
State Board
County Board
Earl Cox
Belle Plaine
Floyd Elison
Elison
Spirit Lake
Cedar Rapids
Benton
State Department
Atkins School
Carroll Humphreys
Johnson Kosygin Trade Messages During Middle East Crisis
President Johnson and Soviet premier Kosygin exchanged a series of personal messages amid the Middle East crisis. The talks, beginning before the war, reportedly helped pave the way for a U N cease fire resolution and may have involved the Washington Moscow hot line for direct communications.
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Washington
Johnson
Kosygin
Middle East
U.N
Washington-Moscow
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