Arabs Deploy for Control of Staggering Government
Reports from Cairo describe military movements around major government installations amid factional rifts over Nasser. Egypt's internal security chief Mohieddine, who led the 1945 security crisis and later became prime minister, appears central in a bitter power struggle between pro Soviet and pro American wings, with Washington wary of Moscow’s stance as Arabs press against Israel.
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West Youth Found Guilty in Slaving Case
Bronaugh 17 of Culifnia Ave. convicted of second degree murder in the Windom slaying after a jury trial in February. West, accused as a principal in the second degree, faced jury instructions on shared intent with Bronaugh. Defense argued self defense and lack of concerted action. Other defendants named include kin and friends, charged with murder and conspiracy. remaining trials expected in January term.
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Navy Seals Seek More M16s Amid Jammed and Blown Rifles
Navy SEALs reported faulty M16s on East Coast duty in Vietnam, with rifles jamming and some exploding during Mekong Delta operations. Despite the defects, SEALs praised the weapon as outstanding while noting supply shortfalls and a demanding mission for post-dawn intelligence gathering.
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Schlafly Urges Audit Of GOP Funds In Letter To Bliss
Phyllis Schlafly delivers a petition to Ray Bliss requesting a full audit of Republican National Committee expenditures. She alleges committee staffers backed anti-Schlafly campaigns and calls for restitution if funds were misused. The missive also references Egypt and Arab leaders as context for broader political tensions.
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Jumper Returned From Europe Faces U S Jumping Charge
NEW YORK James Russell Hawthorne returned from Germany Friday and was taken into custody by federal agents on a charge of jumping bail after being convicted of violating U S antigom izing laws. He arrived at Kennedy Airport from Frankfurt and was escorted to the Federal house of detention. Hawthorne, former manager of the Nineteenth Hole Club in White Sulphur Springs West Virginia, was convicted in U S District Court of transmitting gambling proceeds across state lines and sentenced to two years in prison but did not report to begin serving March 23. His $5,000 bond was forfeited by Judge John Field Jr., who issued a warrant for his arrest. Hawthorne was found in Frankfurt after an FBI, English and European police probe.
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Syria and Israel clash as ceasefire frays in Middle East
Reports from Damascus and the Jordan valley describe ongoing artillery duels and a shattered ceasefire. Syria accused Israel of military operations west of the Suez Canal while Israel claimed Egyptian forces attacked east of the canal. Refugees fled across the Jordan as front lines moved near Ismailia. U.S. efforts sought UN backed enforcement and on ground action to uphold the cease-fire amid conflicting statements from both sides.
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Fine Dealt Ex-Manager Of Theater In Dunbar
The former Prive Theater manager in Dunbar, Ellen Hardin, was fined 25 dollars for contributing to a minor's delinquency. In Intermediate Court, she had been convicted by a jury on May 15. The case stemmed from a January incident at a teen party in the closed theater, with prosecutors alleging she furnished liquor to underage boys. The theater had been shut for over a month.
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Charleston Greets Record Convention Wave in 1a Month
Charleston hosts six conventions in a 30 day span, the largest total ever in the city. Two South Charleston men, Franklin and Walter H. Myers, were injured in a wreck near the Chamber of Commerce area but were treated and released at Charleston General Hospital. Hospital staff reported more than 40 visitors to the city for meetings as events run over $2 million in local spending.
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Canada unveils first coin redesign in two decades
The redesigned Canadian coinage marks the country's south anniversary of a confederate nation with wildlife motifs. The 25 cent piece features a wild cat symbolizing independence, reflecting the character and spirit of the Canadian people.
FAA Holds Ground as Jetport Controversy Looms
FAA plans to fund a future airport project but will not act until the Kanawha Cabell dispute over the midway site is resolved. Officials said FAA could consider backing a bond issue if others share the cost, with Kanawha County signaling willingness to join. Uncertainty remains about exact location and timing despite discussions involving Gov. Smith Charleston officials and county leaders.
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Big Defense Bill Drawn With Reserve Plan Slap
A draft defense bill outlines a reserve realignment and funding plan aimed at trimming 1,300 guard and reserve units, while projecting a total military strength of 3,464,802 by June 1968. It details aircraft, ships, planes, and Nike-X missile funding across Army, Air Force, Navy, and inter-service programs, with specific budgets and pay totals included.
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Freedom Day Speaker Named at Riverview Baptist Church
Carl Glath director of the State Human Relations Commission will speak at a Freedom Day observance Sunday at Riverview Baptist Church. The event, organized by the Youth Council of the Charleslin branch NAACP, marks the 1954 Supreme Court ruling against segregated public schools.
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Water Service Probe Ordered by Public Service Commission
The Public Service Commission ordered an investigation into water service by the Ohio County Public Service District. It cites complaints that meters were not read regularly and emergency service provisions were lacking. A hearing is set for July 23.
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