Victory over Arabs produces more peacetime problems
Jerusalem AP dispatch reports that Jewish leaders in Israel view victory as creating more peacetime problems than peace, signaling continued tension and political strain despite military success. The piece notes ongoing security concerns, internal debates, and regional unease as consequences of triumph.
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Vietnam War Casualties Rise Then Fall In Recent Week
The report tallies U S and allied casualties across Vietnam for late May into early June, noting 176 American deaths and 928 wounded in the June 4–10 period, with total American deaths approaching 10,959 since 1961 and a rising enemy strength estimate near 254,000. It details Marine operations near Da Nang and Saigon, raids on Hanoi rail lines, and Vietnamese counterattacks with mixed outcomes for U S troops as the conflict continues.
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War and unrest ripple through Middle East and U S
Reports from Tel Aviv Beirut and United Nations scenes describe Arab bloc tensions over an emergency session, U S stance, and possible attendance by leaders. Israel eyes Dayan for support while Arab states debate coordination. In Tampa a youth patrol helps quell violence as the National Guard remains ready. shootings and arson incidents occur amid riot unrest.
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Beirut
United Nations
United States
Ai Thant
Moshe Dayan
Israel
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Hassan
Soviet Union
Ailure
Egypt
Syria
Middle Eastern Restaurants Hit By Middle East Crisis
New York and major cities report sharp drops in Middle Eastern and Jewish restaurant patronage as fears and boycott talk ripple through holiday gatherings. Owners cite overall declines from 50 to 70 percent, with some parties postponed and Lebanese, Armenian, and Syrian eateries noting slower business while standard American venues show resilience.
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Lamorte
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B'nai B'rith
Lebanon
Israel
Lee Koppel
Myron Linz
Restaurant League of New York
Lobster
Philadelphia
Tayoun
Tampa youths plan continued patrol as protests spread
Carter criticizes city delay while youth leaders contend neglect fuels unrest. Patrol leaders Robert Dixon Arthur Lee Roby and Carl Brazelton express strong backing for the rioting that began Sunday and continued Monday night and Robert Gilder, president of the Tampa NAACP, says the peace patrol will stay organized as long as needed.
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Robert Gilder
Tampa
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Peace Patrol
Rioting Ties Cincinnati Slums to Unrest Across Ohio
Racial rioting and joblessness sparked violent scenes in Cincinnati and nearby cities Dayton and Middletown as guardsmen and police shelling the workhouse fought crowds. A 49-year-old Negro, Martin Chambers, was fatally shot by a patrolman amid a burglary, driving further tensions as officials vowed enforcement and addressed root causes of poverty and housing.
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Henry Sandman
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Gilder
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Martin Chambers
J. P. Mullins
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Colm Beard
Cot. Co
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Martz
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Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee
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Willie Ricks
Human Relations Council
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China has large capacity for nuclear weapon development
Washington reports a Senate House Economic Committee assessment states China possesses a very large capacity for nuclear weapon development but cannot overtake the United States or the Soviet Union soon. It notes China’s conventional power to wage border wars, potential impact if it assists in Vietnam, and that embargo effects are largely psychological. The panel cites uneven economic progress, cultural revolution risks, and growing investment in education and science while warning parity with superpowers remains distant.
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Soviet Union
Senate House Economic Committee
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Gigi’s Post Mortem Declares Natural Death in Gilded Cage Case
Abernathy and trustees ordered a post mortem on Gigi, revealing no visible cause of death from tissue changes. Vet Dr Richard A Freund stated Gigi died of natural causes, with no complete miseroscopic exam. Tommie and Co-Co are not suspected, and Gigi is buried in the Montet garden while the heir remains in the house under Mrs Allamarino.
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Gardner cites political motive in Durham probe
Gardner says he believes gross irregularities occurred nationwide after an OEQ denial and an investigator found irregularities in the Durham Breakthrough program. He plans to travel to Durham, N.C., to get to the bottom of the matter and names three employees—Lawrence Kelly, Charles Hedgepeth, and Joan Burton—as participants in political activity.
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Project Breaktrough
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Charles Hedgepeth
Joan Burton
House Defeats Ad ams Rail Seizure Amendment in Pepper Vote
The House rejected Rep Brock Adams offer to seize railroads in the administration plan by a 198 to 111 vote. Adams said the amendment would hit both sides while critics warned it favors labor or carriers. Separate proposals on worker pay and 90 day extensions drew partisan reactions and loud floor exchanges.
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D-Wash
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Gerald O’ Ford
Michigan
J. J. Pickle
D-Tex
Ees
Navy Seeks Port Chicago Buyout to Shield Munitions
California congressmen defended Port Chicago from a Navy plan to buy the town for protection. The Navy seeks ownership within two miles of its piers to reduce risk after a 1934 explosion killed 320. Critics argue relocation and safety upgrades are better. Subcommittee weighing takeover amid safety concerns.
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House Armed Service Committee
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Jerome R. Waldie
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Arthur R. Gralia
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Waldie
Wheelus Air Base: United States Libyan role and base use
Libya has reduced dependence on income from bases as Wheelus in Libya serves bombing and rocketry ranges and air rescue operations. It acts as a staging post for the U.S. military transport system and is the last U.S. air base in Africa with ranges extending into the Mediterranean.
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Police debate ticket-writing slowdown and union ties
Police insist on discretion in issuing tickets and defend colleagues who reported sick. Parsell, 43, a 21 year veteran, accuses Girardin of a pressure tactic in disciplining 42 officers. He claims the sick calls were triggered by a transferred officer who was a union steward.
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Girardin
Baptists split on federal aid to Baptist schools
The Baptist Education Study Task at its Nashville conference declined to take a position on federal aid for Baptist schools. Trustees of each college will decide, with a findings committee to summarize discussions for a September report. Some groups favored religious liberty protections and others supported grants and loans.
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Baptist Education Study
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Arkansas Baptist News Magazine
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