Israel Offers To Pay Compensation For Loss Of Lives
Washington reports Israel formally offered compensation for loss of American lives and ship damage from the Liberty attack. The note expressed deep regret and sympathy, while officials noted the U.S. casualty toll at 33 dead and 75 wounded, with 24 crewmen still missing.
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Washington
U.S
Liberty
Avraham Harmon
State Department
United States
Harman
Eugens Rostow
Nicholas Katzenbach
Dean Rusk
Pentagon
Crete
Malta
America
Little Rock
Virgil L. Brownfield
Palo
Towa
Sinai
Egypt
Navy
Phil G. Goulding
Defense
Goulding
Soviet break with Israel and Arab stance deepens
Russia severed diplomatic ties with Israel amid backing for Arab states to resist what the summit termed aggression. Observers noted the word sanctions as a softer line than a full repudiation, while Moscow avoided endorsing Arab charges of Western intervention. A 33-person Israeli embassy staff prepared to leave as 69 Russians protested near the Israeli mission.
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Israel
Soviet Union
Anc
Security Council
U.S
Moscow
Death of Cardinal Ritter Revered Liberal Catholic Leader
Cardinal Ritter of Indianapolis and St. Louis dies leaving a 500,000 Catholic archdiocese to be administered by Auxiliary Bishop George J. Gottwald. He helped integrate parochial schools, backed ecumenism, and supported religious liberty at the Second Vatican Council.
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Eth
Bardstown
Ritter
St. Meinard Seminary
Indiana
Tirst
Indianapolis
St. Louis
John Cardinal Glennon
John XXII
Cardinal Ritter
Metropolitan Church Federation of
George J. Gottwald
Nasser Renouncement Delayed by Large Crowds
Nasser could not reach the venue to make the renouncement due to enormous crowds surrounding the area.
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Nasser
Egypt faces mixed blame as Nasser stays in command
A mass rallying cry in Cairo criticizes the United States Britain and Israel while Nasser declares he will remain in place until a plebiscite after a period aimed at erasing aggression. Soviet and Egyptian officials downplay Western blame, framing Moscow as a silent ally under heavy guard at the embassy.
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Nasser
Sadat
Egypt
United States
Britain
Israel
Soviet Union
Akhbar al Yom
Lyndon Johnson
Harold Wilson
Cal- To
Russia
Johnson
Wilson
Nile
Moscow
Suez Canal
Mashour Ahmed Mashour
Suez Canal Authority
Suez
Port Said
Israel Depths Into Syria and Occupies West Bank Cities
United Nations Lt General Odd Bull met Moshe Dayan in Tel Aviv to discuss a ceasefire while Israel claimed no bombing of Damascus. U N observers reported strikes outside Damascus as Arab forces faced Israeli advances in Sinai and along the Suez Gulf. Israel extended occupation to the West Bank including Jerusalem and Bethlehem, with Nasser demanding withdrawal to prewar lines and Gulf access talks following Israel’s blockade of the Suez Canal.
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Israel
Council
Hans R. Tabor
Fedorenko
Syria
U.N
USN
U Thant
Odd Bull
Norway
U.N. Truce Supervision Organization
Jerusaem
Bull
Damascus
Security Council
Thant
Egypt
Jordan
Is Nation Council
Moshe Sasson
Foreign Office
Koneytrai
Gideon Rafael
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
Arthur Goldberg
R. H.W. Bunworth
Ireland
Goldberg
Tiberias
Rafael
Bunworth
Iraeli
Moshe Dayan
Tel Aviv
United Nations
Moshe Pearlman
Defense Ministry
New York
Sinai Peninsula
East Bank
Suez Canal
Sharm el Sheik
Nasser
Gulf
Aqaba
French Count Wins Lovely Wife and Princedom in Denmark
In Copenhagen Count Henri de Monpezat, who relinquished his French name and nationality, married Princess Margrethe of Denmark in a Lutheran ceremony at Hal n mens Church. He became Prince Hendrik, consort to the future queen, amid a royal congregation including four kings and many princes and princesses.
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Copenhagen
Henri de Monpezat
Margrethe
Europe
Royal Naval Church of Halmens
Frederik IX
Royal
Erik Jensen
Lutheran Evangelical Church
Henrri
Henri
Hendrik
Bishop Jensen
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Brincefield
Realtor Builder
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Grand Duchess
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Finland
Iceland
Harald
Carl Gustav
Sweden
Beatrix
Dr. Scholls
Dr. Scholl
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Allen’s Jewelers
Dad
Allen
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Riverside Center
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Danville , Virginia
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