Pakistan asks assembly to deplore Israel over Jerusalem stands
Pakistan proposed a General Assembly resolution urging Israel not to permanently annex the Old City of Jerusalem and its holy shrines while Israel rejected the move as prejudice. Ambassador Shahi of Pakistan said annexation would absorb the Holy City into Israel, and Eban accused Pakistan of anti Israel bias as the assembly adjourned without action.
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United Nations
N.Y Ji
Pakistan
Generalir Assembly
Israel
Jerusalem
Agha- Shahi
Security Council
Abba Ebay
Assembly
Eban
Nikolai T
Fedorenko
Shahi
Old City
Is‘rael
Ife
McNamara Reports On Vietnam War Progress
McNamara says roads have opened and traffic increased, improving military mobility. Aircraft can operate in all weather, boosting strike effectiveness and reducing losses. Pacification efforts show slow progress, with responsibility resting on the Vietnamese. He suggests civilian support for manpower and mentions construction personnel. He cautions no one can predict an end to the war.
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McNamara
Vietnam
Congo Crisis Flight Hijack Report Surface in Africa
A Congo River stalemate described as Tug of war between multineers and loyal troops on opposite banks. Pilot Francisco Alvarez landed a damaged DC3 at Kigali Rwanda after a Monday night flight. Rhodesian authorities detain Col Robert Denard and three other French nationals from a hijacked Air Congo plane at Kariva Dam. Tshombe's French lawyer arrives in Algiers, Tshombe reportedly in Boufarik barracks. Denard is wounded, under care in Salisbury hospital as Algeria weighs possible extradition.
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Congo
Francisco Alvarez
Kigali
Rwanda
Salisbury
Rhodesia
John Bellivier
Tshombe
Robert Denard
Bellivier
Denard
Kisanzani
Kariva Dam
Algeria
Middle East leaders push for victory after war
Report from the Mideast conference notes aggressor forces backed by the United States threaten peace. In Damascus Boumedienne and Syrian leaders vow to press the struggle until victory. Nasser in Cairo meets with Aref as Egypt boosts Soviet arms and Nasser signals readiness for a second round with Israel.
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Near East
Fi ‘Ism
United States of America
Damascus
Syria
Houari Boumedienne
Algeria
Israel
Boumedienne
Cairo
Gamal Abdeh Nasser
Egypt
Nasser
Akher Saa
Yousef Ol Sebay
Amman
Soviet Union
Jordan
Political contests shape legislative races in Virginia
Primary battles left a runoff in Danville York area with Ruth Starvey winning by 330 votes over George Anderson in a four way race for the Danville-PittsylvanIa floater seat. In Norfolk and surrounding districts, Kellam aligned candidates split results while Hodges led the Senate race with 31,222 votes and Kellam-leaning contenders faced defeats in several contests. Low on breath, the slate shows shifts as incumbents lose spots and conservatives gain seats, including Roberts failing to secure nomination while Bird and Smith win re elections in their districts.
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Ruth Starvey
NAACP
George Anderson
Danville-Pittsylvania
Joseph A. Jordan
William P. Robinson
Norfolk
Sen
Kellam
Chesapeake
Portsmouth
Virginia Beach
William H. Hodges
del. Willard J. Moody
Edward J. Caton
Virginia Beach House
Antis
Commonwealth
W. Alfred Etheridge
Spong
Willis Robertson
Senate
E. Almer Am
Accomac
Wiliam E. Fears
Fred 4. Bateman
Newport News
Herb Bateman
Inez Baker
Eleanor’ Sheppard
Richmond
Del
Harold Dervishian
Henry E. Howell Jr
Edward L. Breeden
Peter J. Babalas
Roberts
Lloyd C. Bird
Chesterfield
del. W. Roy Smith
Petersburg
Smith
Edith Collier
Bird
N. Leslie Saunders
Strike Sways Newport News as Police Move In
Four area hospitals treated and released more than 29 persons after a riot described as the worst disorder in Newport News history. Two policemen were hospitalized. 26 people were arrested for disorderly conduct and interference with police as shipyard tensions escalated during a PSA led general strike.
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Newport News
Strke
Lawjahidias
Peninsula Shipbuilders Association
PSA
Surveyor 4 plans soil test and iron-meteorite check on moon
Surveyor 4 will use its digging scoop to test lunar soil strength and relay thousands of TV photos. A magnet bar on a foot pad will seek iron-bearing meteoric fragments, testing if ferrous material exists to support theories of impact craters.
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Surveyor 4
Earth
Surveyor
Moon
Lunar
Franklin Oelschlager
Lulu Ali
Airline Ticket Fraud Schemes Highlighted in Police Warning
Com erford details a scam where buyers pay up to 100 for tickets claimed to be cheap, with real price at 137.40, as offenders operate in bars and travel agents. He notes federal rules ban selling tickets below filed rates and cites cases in California and New York where stolen tickets caused multi thousand dollar losses and arrests.
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Comerford
Gard
Civil Aeronautics Board
Southern California
Mexico
Rlane
Los Angeles
T Stong Kong
I Tn
Gardner
Sant
Diego
Santin
Philadelphia
Angeles
Airlines’ Association
Pacific Coast
van Nuys
California
San
Williamsburg
Flushing
N.Y
Arduin
Pasadena
Calif
Smoking reviews cited as nonfederal research basis
A statement notes that smoking guidance is drawn from outside research reports and does not claim new research by the Surgeon General or U S federal health agencies. It emphasizes the use of third party analyses rather than original government studies.
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United States
Gardner
Public Health Service and
Associated Agencies
Feneral
Public Health Service
Support Troops Outnumber Combat Men By Almost Two-To-One Margin
Washington AP reports Pentagon officials note roughly 183000 of 531000 American troops in Vietnam serve in combat type units about 34 percent. Some officers contend many others are combat troops despite official classifications. McNamara says opportunities exist to increase combat power with current forces.
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Washington
U.S
Pentagon
South Vietnam
Loreoughly
Vietnam
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Tax surcharges eyed to curb deficits under Johnson
Administration pushes for a surtax on individuals and corporations with options ranging from six to twelve percent, aiming to trim a widening deficit. Plans include possible retroactive six percent cuts and up to 15 percent in domestic spending, with July 20 tied to Treasury and Budget Bureau reports.
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Johnson
White House
Treasury Department
Budget Bureau
Battle near Pleiku features mixed forces from Cambodia
North Vietnamese regiments attack two companies of the 2nd Brigade, 4th Infantry Division, in rain drenched mountain jungle about 33 miles south west of Pleiku near the Cambodian border. U.S. helicopters are hit but return to base. Casualty figures are incomplete and the broader war effort includes forces across army, air force, navy and coast guard with extensive logistics and support roles.
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4Th Infantry Division
Pleiku
Seer
Peter Arnett
Cambodia
Sa Deans Valley
U.S. 1St Arry
Cavalry
U.S. Command
1St Air Cavalry
Binh Dinh
Saigon
U S
Hanoi
Vietnam
Asseya
U.S
Hao Province
North Vietnam
Lin Onlin
Hawk
Lincoln
Army
Air Force
Navy
Pentagon
Marines
South Vietnamese
Delta
South Vietnam
New Filter Claims Surpass Commercial Screens
Strickman, 36, an industrial chemist and president of Allied Testing Laboratories, lives in Rivervale NJ. He holds 12 patents pending on inventions from heat preserving lamination to blood grouping methods. Columbia plans to make the filter available to all cigarette companies with no exclusive rights.
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Strickman
Allied Testing Laboratories
Rivervale
Columbia
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