Israeli Jets Clash Reported From Syria Border
Syrian authorities charged Israeli jets fired rockets at a border village near the Galilee and an armored vehicle shelled the area. No casualties reported. Syria lodged a complaint with the United Nations Palestine Truce Commission and sent a note to the UN Security Council. In a separate item, Mexico City officials warn tourists against scanty swimsuits.
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Macmillan Faces Crisis Over Profumo Affair
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan returns from vacation to confront a government sex scandal linked to Christine Keeler and John Profumo. The affair shocks Britain, prompts political turmoil, and threatens to topple the Conservative government amid House of Commons debate set to begin June 17. Dr. Stephen Ward stands jailed in the case.
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Eugene) Ivanov
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Wrecks Kill Five On State Highways
Five people died in West Virginia weekend crashes, raising the 1963 traffic fatality count to 152. A Mabscott man, Harold Everett Adkins, 40, fell asleep and plunged from a Fayette County road embankment. In Preston County, Holden B. Shay Jr., 38, was killed when his car was struck on WV 26 by Earl Boylan’s vehicle. Two more Preston County men, Ralph Metz, 20, and Charles Hawkins Jr., 25, died in a motorcycle collision on WV 7 near Kingwood. A woman, Hassie Queen, 56, fell from a moving car on US 52 in Wayne County. Other weekend deaths included a Lewisburg boy shot in the chest and a Charleston soldier drowning in a Kansas reservoir.
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Spanish Diplomat Jose Felix de Lequerica Dies at 73
Jose Felix de Lequerica, Spain's chief U N delegate and former foreign minister, died at age 73 in Las Arenas after returning from New York and entering a hospital on April 6. He had served as ambassador to Paris and Washington and helped negotiate the 1953 U S Spain bases aid deal before heading the U N delegation in 1955.
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Bridge bidding questions for South player scenarios
Four bridge problems present South holdings and bidding sequences. Each asks for the best action after specified auctions, with distinct distributions and opponents' opening bids. Answers require standard modern bidding concepts and inference from given sequences.
Kennedy official blasts Kennedy on racial action
Whitney M. Young Jr of the National Urban League charges the Kennedy administration is reacting rather than acting on racial issues. He criticizes meetings with Negro leaders as symbolic and outlines a 10 point corrective plan, proposing a Marshall Plan style effort to bridge economic social and educational gaps between Black and white Americans.
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