Israel at Sinai War Toll Shapes Peacetime Vision
Reported losses claim 273 killed and 2000s wounded for Israel with 7 tanks lost in Sinai, while Egypt alleges 3,000 casualties. British freighter faced canal entry issues near Suez as talks drift on peace terms. Observers warn victory may create myths about diplomacy and territorial gains.
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Interned American Recalls Events There 18
The article recalls international reactions during the 1967 Arab Israeli crisis. It notes Israeli strength pressuring Arab neighbors, Algeria's Boumedienne in Moscow seeking Russian strategy, and reports of Russia arming Arabs. It mentions Egyptian claims of air victories over Israel, Cairo airport damage, and limited military briefings amid shifting alliances. Poland Hungary Czechoslovakia Bulgaria severed ties with Israel as Soviet tensions spread.
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Rioting spreads as police order taverns closed
Riots continued with a 400 strong mob in a Florida city as officers fired at, but wounded none. Troops and hundreds of National Guardsmen patrolled the area while deputies with bayonets mounted on shotguns, liquor agents, and janitors armed with pistols assisted. Sniperfire and looting were reported along Nebraska Avenue, and a wave of arson and property damage challenged police efforts amidst a tense, crowded night.
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City Transit Company
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Mine Cave-in Wills 1. Uarts 1 MEANWHILE
A fragmented report describes a mine cave-in near Amherst and a gunfight between Negroes and police in Logan with arrests for inciting a riot. Names include Carmichael, SNCC members, and a hospital report. the text also mixes overseas dispatches about Americans in Cairo and a tense port scene with shipboard tensions.
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Slukely
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Logan
Student Nonvio- Amherst Coal Co
Near Here
Atlanta
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Raymond
Folyn
Ace Carmichael
Olivas Talmadge Curry
SNCC
Amhersidate
Appalachian Regional Mosconic
Pital
Prattville
Happy Hollow
Footen
Supreme Court hits anti miscegenation case and press freedoms
The high court, in its final term day, issued major rulings on civil rights and libel. It upheld a Birmingham contempt verdict against MLK and others for segregation protests, tossed a New York eavesdropping statute, and reinforced actual malice standards for public figures. The Associated Press case regarding Walker’s university reporting was rejected, while a separate libel suit involving Curtis Publishing and Wallace Bulls was upheld for substantial damages.
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Ramsey Clark
Tibet
Associated Press
Edwin A. Walker
New York
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Clark
As Associated Press
Harlan
Tex
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University of Mississippi
Oxford
Walker
AP Ant
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Wallace Bulls
University of Georgia
Curtis Publishing Co
Ship Voyage Ends as Crew Plays Take Me Back to Cairo
As the vessel nears Piraeus on its final voyage, four crew members uncover a vintage recording of an old song and play Take Me Back to Cairo over the public address system. The panel had previously urged removing drunkenness as a crime amid ongoing discussions.
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Cairo
Volunteer Units Fight Marlinton Blaze and Fire Injures One
Marlinton blaze threats to Marlinton Junior High School prompted volunteer units from White Sulphur Springs and nearby towns to respond. Firefighter David Peacock was hospitalized with smoke inhalation as crews battled flames for over two hours. A separate item notes a Cairo region report on wartime crackdowns and a push to treat drunkenness as a medical issue rather than crime.
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Sas
Iton
Jaipur
India
Pocu
Rash Wanlas Board of
David Peacock
Two State Men Hurt in Crash Of Private Plane
A private plane crashed Monday seven miles east of Monticello Kentucky killing three people on board. The craft was reportedly en route from Lebaron Yeon to Fayetteville West Virginia and went down in the yard of Rube C Decker in the Bartier area.
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Weather and crash report from West Virginia and Virginia
Weather notes show sunny warm conditions across West Virginia and Virginia with temperatures in the mid 80s to low 90s. A separate incident reports that a plane crash near Oak Hill injured several people including Frank K. Thomas and John Gieseking, with others identified as Rennick and a Fayetteville resident. Hospital attendants report condition as fair. Wayne County sheriff notes the crash area was secured pending federal investigation.
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Johu
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Ong
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Smith Urges Study of Panel's Report on Higher Education
Wheeling AP statesman Rex OM Smith urges continued state study of the West Virginia higher education panel report. He backs reform in funding and governance, calling for reevaluation of the committee's findings and better cooperation among education officials to present an overall plan for state colleges and universities.
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Del
George Sel- Vhert
Abia
Slavin
Brankaid Tablets Offer Rapid Relief from Breathing Strain
New Bronkaid Shona tablet blends an expectorant and bronchodilators to loosen phlegm and ease bronchial constriction. It promotes coughing up mucus, clears air passages, and restores freer breathing with two-way relief lasting hours at any local drugstore.
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