Israelis Permit Arab Refugee Returns Amid Policy Reversal
New York Times Service reports Jerusalem announced a major policy reversal allowing refugees who fled the West Bank to return. Details will be broadcast until July 1 with a one month return window, excluding late arrivals. Dayan opposed mass return but supported family reunions, while conditions require West Bank residency and no security risk. A special expert team will study refugee rehabilitation. Gaza refugees included.
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Jorden River
United Nations
Jordan River
Moshe Dayan
Tbe
East Bank
Foreign Office
Gaza Strip
Congo Seeks Extradition of Tshombe
Reports state Congo seeks Tshombe extradition after a Malian arrival with a plane carrying three British subjects. Belgian envoy requests release of Belgian crew while airline head Gregory says the Mawker Siddley 125 flight from Geneva to Madrid-Liechtenstein route carried two RAF veterans and a hostess, with Tshombe aboard and unknown destination.
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Maurice Vaissiere
Gregory Air Services
Denham
London
Kotteth Gregory
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Sedefl
Madrid
Liechtenstein
Geneva
Spain
France
Italy
Belgium
Gregory
Algeria
David Taylor
Trevor Cappleston
Royal Air Force
Foreign Office
Radium Needles Are Found in Los Angeles and Elkhart
Four radium needles missing from a transcontinental shipment to New York were located in Los Angeles and Elkhart Indiana. The 18 needles were sent from the United States Navy Hospital at San Alegro to a New York manufacturer and 9 more were found earlier on the West Coast and in New York. California officials retraced a truck route from Universal Car loading and Distributing to locate the missing items and the Public Health Service halted a train in Elkhart.
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Los Angeles
Elkhart
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San Alegro
West Coast
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California Health Department
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Universal Carloading and Distributing Company, Inc
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Expensive Fire Service Report expects costly upgrades
The report urges permanent Fire Prevention Bureau staffing, more hazmat oversight, plan checks, and expanded supply facilities. It calls for new ladder units, additional battalion districts, improved hose drying, two on-duty operators, and better alarm and sprinkler systems, with funding likely spanning years.
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Ibe
Weather summary for Virginia and surrounding regions
Fragmented forecast notes show mostly cloudy Virginia and Charleston with showers. West Virginia expects new showers and cooler highs in the 20s to 30s, Kentucky partly cloudy with possible thunderstorms, and western Pennsylvania unsettled with showers ending tonight and light northwest winds.
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Lodge Doubts War End From Viet Cong Victory
Former ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge argued that even a military victory by South Vietnam would not end the Vietnam conflict. He said success could take years and would not eliminate Viet Cong terrorism, defending U S policies during a radio television program.
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Algeria
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Palma de Mellorca
Ibiza
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Treasure divers recover Spanish coins near Sebastian Florida
Treasure hunters report 200 pounds of loose coins and a 50 pound clump of pieces of eight from a Spanish galleon sunk about two centuries ago off Sebastian. The site lies in 25 feet of water. Kip Wagner, president of Real Hight Co Inc, says value awaits Florida auditors’ assessment.
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Moslem Pilgrimages Begin to Holy City of Jerusalem
Moslems begin arriving for pilgrimages to Jerusalem's holy sites. Imam Abdul Karim Khazali, secretary of the All Muslim Congress of Sierra Leone, and Sheikh Kamoligaya of Uganda attended Friday prayers at the El-Aksa Mosque inside the walled city. Pilgrims from Dahomey are due.
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el-Aksa
Dahomey
U S Casualties in Relaunched DMZ Battles and Air Raids
U S casualties and damage at the Marine base near the DMZ were not known as fighting near Con Thien involving a North Vietnamese force regimental unit continued after dawn. In the north, 852 American bombers conducted three strikes over South Vietnam including Quang Tri province and near Khe Sanh aimed at bunkers, trails, truck parks, and anti aircraft positions.
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Demilitarized Zone
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Quang Tri City
Spy Ring Exposed In Hungary Officials Targeted
Nepszabadsag reports Budapest editor Tagilo Geresily and his wife were sentenced for spying for Radio Free Europe since 1985. They gathered political military security and cultural details about officials and sent reports to Munich with code word mai may. The couple allegedly reported intimate details of private lives and divisions among Soviet forces.
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Hungary
Nepszabadsag
Munich
Uncertain Fate of Westmoreland Viet Troop Requests
Washington weighs Westmoreland requests for higher U S troop levels in Vietnam. Three options range 490000 to over 600000, with current strength 466000 and 470000 planned by year end. Pentagon and White House debate political risk, economy impact, and possible reserve mobilization before 1968 elections.
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Yed Selt
Los Angeles Times
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Vietnam
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McNamara
Satellites launch signals from Cape Kennedy amid tests
Six new American satellites were launched from Cape Kennedy by a Titan 3 rocket. They entered orbits from 20,652 to 20,485 miles high and are in good shape according to the Army satellite communication agency. Early tests were satisfactory as more payloads join others already in space.
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Army Satellite Communication
Defense Department
Init Elkins
Guld-Ual
Thons
Pacific
District of Columbia
United States
Southersters
Satdsia
Davis and Elkins
Michigan State Univer
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Wood County
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Soviet Poet Youtensky Cheered Despite Censors
Soviet poet Andrei Youtsensky faced cheering crowds at a Moscow reading Sunday night in the Taganka Theater. The event marked his first public appearance since a canceled U S trip linked to the Lincoln Gender festival, featuring the stage version of his play Antimaylds and sharp denouncements of censorship.
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Moscow
Andrei Youtes ‘Ensky
Taganka Theater
Ines
United States
Vornesensky
Fragmented OCR Notice Text Needs Clarity
The readable fragments reference Cartier guidance and weekly timing but lack clear events or names. No concrete actions, dates, places, organizations, or people are discernible to frame a factual summary.
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