Three Officers Tackle Bank Robber in South Carolina
In Charleston a bank robber grabbed 3455 dollars from the First National Bank of South Carolina on Calhoun Street. Police Corporal David Zorn, two off duty officers and three others chased him. Vernon Robert Johnson was tackled within minutes and jailed on robbery charges. The suspect carried a pistol.
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UN Security Council demands immediate cease fire
The UN Security Council unanimously backed a Soviet resolution calling for Israel and Arab nations to halt fighting by 4 p.m. EDT. Russia warned of breaking relations with Israel if the fighting continued. Pope Paul VI urged a suspension of combat from Vatican City. The article details Israeli and Egyptian movements in Sinai, Sharm el Sheikh, and along the Suez Canal, allied air raids over North and South Vietnam, and broader Middle East tension with casualties and territorial advances.
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Sinai Peninsula
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da ‘Mascus
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Ayyab
Britain
Washington
Associated Press
Bob Horton
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Radio Cairo
Oil policy tactics amid Middle East crisis outlined
McNamara described U S petroleum stocks and contingency plans during a crisis. The Pentagon maintains a 6 to 10 month supply in Europe and buys 120 million barrels annually for Southeast Asia and the western Pacific, with 65 percent from the Persian Gulf. Total U S oil purchases total about 409 million barrels yearly at 51.4 billion dollars, and extra measures could cost about 21 million dollars monthly to secure and move supplies if Middle East procurement falters. The Pentagon can rapidly add 35 tankers and arrange contingency contracts to cover possible losses of Middle East petroleum.
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Southeast Asia
Western Pacific
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Duke of Windsor and Duchess Cheered in London Visit
In London on a gray morning, Edward VIII and Wallis Simpson attended the unveiling of a Queen Mary plaque at Marlborough House. Police and Beefeater guards, a Coldstream Guards band, and a brief royal reception followed the first joint royal appearance for the Windsors since the throne abdication.
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Buckingham Palace
England
Edward
Coldstream Guards
Queen Mary
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Elizabeth
George VI
Paris
Official Says Moon Landing By 1970 Still Achievable
Houston AP reports officials state the goal of landing a man on the moon by 1970 remains achievable despite the Apollo 1 disaster. Officials caution the path faces extreme difficulty but remain confident in progress and future missions.
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Manned Space Center
Houston, Tex
Soviet vote trembles as cease fire stalls in Middle East
The U N Security Council debated the cease fire as Jordan claimed partial acceptance while Egypt and Syria delayed. Soviet delegate Fedorenko condemned Israel’s actions and warned of a worsening situation. Israel pressed for cease-fire acceptance by Egypt and Syria, while Jordan’s compliance was limited by Egyptian command. In space news, Apollo safety overhaul progresses after the January fire. George Low said modifications are designed, tests planned by September, with a return to a near year delay in flight expectancy. The Downey plant will roll spacecraft every three months. first mission crew named as Schirra, Heese, and Cunningham.
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Amman
Nikolai Fedorenko
Soviet Union
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Egypt
Abba Eban
Syria
Eban
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Mohamed Awad el-Kony
Manned Spacecraft Center
George M. Low
Low
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Edward H. White II
Navy
Roger B. Chaffee
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
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Dawn F. Hisele
Walter Cunningham
FCC fairness doctrine sparks tobacco ad debate on air
Jones argues the FCC policy should require airing all sides of tobacco controversy and other health topics while Rep. Satterfield says the ruling abuses power, strikes at advertising and free enterprise, and misuses the fairness doctrine for paid tobacco ads.
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Richmond
Satterfield
House rejects debt ceiling hike in turning point vote
The House votes to reject a Treasury debt-ceiling raise for the first time, signaling a shift toward responsible fiscal policy. Previous near misses showed tight margins but no final reversal until now.
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