Israel Blames UN for Mideast War in Knesset Address
Israeli Premier Levi Eshkol denounced UN inactivity as emboldening Arab aggression and rejected returning to old armistice terms. He pledged Israel would not again be a lawless area and cited six day war gains, including 300 usable Egyptian tanks and widespread captures, as evidence of decisive victory.
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Walter Logan
United Press International
Levi Eshkol
Natons
Israel
Eshkol
Knesset
Jerusale
U. N
Middle East
United Nations
U.A.R
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Gulf of Aqaba
U.N
Rothwell Boy Joins Texas American Legion Boys State
In Austin seven Texas junior boys participate as state programs begin at the University of Texas. Jimmy Don Rothwell registers as one of the participants learning civic duties by acting in party roles and attending precinct to state conventions. A Capitol trip and Governor’s Ball highlight the event.
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Austin
American Legion
Department of Texas
University of Texas
Texas
Jimmy Don Rothwell
Longhorn
Pioneer
Oraing
Boys State
Supreme Court voids Walkers AP damage award
The Supreme Court nullified a $500000 damage verdict won against the Associated Press by former Maj. Gen. Edwin A Walker. In the same ruling the court upheld a $1000 award in favor of Wally Butts against the Saturday Evening Post. Also Kennedy urges opposition to draft bill while King contempt convictions are upheld. Tampa riot results in one officer dead and multiple injuries.
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Aga Lnhore
Saturday Evening Post
Wally Butts
University of Georgia
Washington
UPI
Supreme Court Today
Martinther King Jr
Birmingham
Ala
Allied Forces Inch Toward Northern Vietnam Provinces
UPI reports heavy fighting as Allied forces press into invasion threatened northern provinces. B52 bombers strike just south of the DMZ amid warnings of Soviet missiles and continued hostilities in the region.
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UPI
Demilitarized Zoo
Dmz
Vietnams
Defense loses bid to dismiss W. Clay L. assassination piracy case
New Orleans prosecutors face a setback as defense lawyers fail to nullify the assassination piracy indictment against businessman Clay L. W., with jurists weighing motions in the UPI report from the city.
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New Orleans
UPI
A7 Goleans
Clay L. Ww
Kids Seek Odd Jobs From Church of Christ Students
High school students from the Church of Christ advertise for any odd jobs. Six youths plan to leave June 27 and seek employment locally. interested employers may call 7 or 7-2741 for arrangements.
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Church of Christ
Cease-Fire Fails to Halt Sinai Armored Battle
UPI war correspondent recounts the June fighting at Gebel Livni where Israeli forces destroyed hundreds of Egyptian tanks in one of history’s great armored battles. The narrative covers the Sinai front, the desert battle, and the break of the Gulf of Aqaba blockade as Israeli forces advance to Sharm el Sheikh.
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Joseph W. Grigg
United Press International
LIVII
Sinai Desert
UPI
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Israel
Gebel Livni
Sinai
Gebel Livi
Nasser
Egypt
Sharm-El-Sheikh
Gulf of Aqaba
Strait of
Tiran
Gulf
Elath
Dolphin
Maj
Ossi
Maj. Ossi
Passenger Train Hearings Open in Dallas Fort Worth Run
The Interstate Commerce Commission starts hearings on two railroad requests to suspend passenger service between Dallas and Fort Worth and Denver. The Southern and Fort Worth & Denver Railway seek to drop trains Nos. 2 and 7 amid opposition from the Colorado Public Utilities Commission New Mexico chambers of commerce and others. Hearings begin at the Baker Hotel with a schedule of sessions across Texas New Mexico and Colorado through mid June.
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Wichite Falls
Tex
U. S. Dist. Court No. 1
Amarillo
Clayton Airpark
Clayton
N. M
Colorado Springs
Colo
U. S. Courthouse
Denver
Board Meets
The School Board will meet at 7 30 p m tonight at the School Administration building.
Fire damages home on North 1606 C Street
Firefighters battled a blaze at 10:15 p.m. Sunday damaging the residence of Mrs. ot Gilley at 1606 C North est. The extent of the damage and cause were not stated.
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Ot ‘Gilley
C Northest
Ac Ie
Pea
Five-Hour Standoff Ends With Houseful of Negroes Near Happy Hollow
In Prattville Alabama nearly 150 National Guardsmen and state troopers surrounded a five room house housing about 25 Black residents during a five hour battle sparked by the arrest of Stokely Carmichael. Four men were wounded. A shotgun was found and 7 residents detained for questioning as authorities searched nearby homes.
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Roger Hammer
United Press International
Prattville
Ala
UPI
Happy Hollow
Lurleen Wallace
Stokely Carmichael
Dan Houser Jr
Philip Woods
Company A
105Th Btn
Quartermaster Corps
Houser
Carmichael
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Autuga County
Kilby
Woods
Norris Champion
Buck Griffin
Ohio town rejects lone female applicant for police chief
In Willard Ohio the town quickly eliminated the sole female of 39 applicants for the vacant police chief post. Officials said the decision was not about her sex but about meeting a physique requirement of slightly huskier than 120 pounds.
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Willard
Ohio
UPI
Aong
Supreme Court strikes down anti miscegenation laws
The Supreme Court invalidates state bans on interracial marriage in a Virginia case led by ACLU on behalf of Richard Loving and his wife. Chief Justice Warren says racial restrictions on marriage violate equal protection under the 14th Amendment. ruling affects 15 other states with similar laws.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Virginia
Alabama
Arkanaa
Kentucky
Louisian
Mississippi
Missouri
North Carolina
Oklahoma
South Carolna
Tennessee
Texas
West Virginia
American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
Richard P. Loving
Caroline County
District of Columbia
Earl Warren
City Council Meeting Tonight at City Hall
A regular meeting of the city council will be held at 7 30 p m tonight in City Hall.
Charles Reynolds Reassigned to Houston District Court
District Judge Charles Reynolds and his wife and two sons reside in Houston where he is assigned to conduct District Court for a week under a state law allowing retired and active judges to serve in other courts during the absence of the regular judge. He is expected to return Sunday.
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Charles Reynolds
Charles Jr
Parmen
Houston
Violent Weather Pounds Texas South Plains and Central Texas
Thunderstorms hit the Texas South Plains with golfball sized hail and rainfall totals exceeding eight inches in some areas. Eastland and Cisco regions reported heavy rains closing a highway and flooding streets, while towns like Tahoka and Rising Star logged hail and deepwater conditions.
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United Press International
Texas South Plains
Texas
West
North Texas
Eastland
Leon Creek
Cisco
Rising Star
Eastland County
U.S. 183
Tahoka Tahoka
U. S. Weather Bureau
Malone
West Texas dance crowd hit by deadly gunfire
An outbreak of gunfire at a West Texas dance and several traffic crashes raised the weekend violent death toll to at least 44. The worst incident occurred in Lamesa where three men died during a breaking up dance. Victims included Billy Joe Barrera 17 Richard 20 Raul Alvardo 20. Police and witnesses described a fatal fight that led to the shooting.
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United Press International
Texas
Lamesa
New Mexico
Billy Joe Barrera
Richard
Raul Alvardo
Dawson County
J. A. Hancock
Eugene Garcia
Hancock
Ira E. Gilbret
Fort Worth
Texas & Pacific
Gilbert A &P Breakeman
Linton
Charles Hill
Mark Schmidt
Taft
Tex
Soviet Launch Sends Unmanned Space Station Virus Upward
Moscow reports the Soviet Union launched an unmanned space station named Virus atop a rocket. Tasg said the mission proceeds without crew, signaling a new era in space research.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
Tasg
US Aims Regional Coop With Israel and Arabs
President Johnson’s adviser Rostow outlined U S aid potential to Israel and Arab neighbors if they resolve conflicts and pursue regional cooperation. He urged a spirit of determination to face regional problems, signaling the administration’s first Middle East policy statement since the cease-fire. Mrs Johnson attended as Rostow spoke at Middlebury College.
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Middlebury
UPI
Johnson
U.S
Israel
Walt W. Rostow
Middle East
Mideast
Rostow
Middlebury College
Garri
Europe
Latin
Asia
McGeorge
White House
Lyndon B. Johnson
Abilene Student Named to Dean's List at McMurry
Rose Ann Hamilton Strawn of Childress is named to McMurry College Dean's List for the 1967 spring semester. The recipient, daughter of J. W. Hamilton, achieved a high grade point average surpassing 3.5.
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Abilene
Rose Ann Hamilton Strawn
Ong
J. W. Hamilton
Ave. K. of Childress
McMurry
Ye Sachs
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