After Long Buildup A Short War
United Nations condemns Israel for raids on Arabs amid growing tension. Timeline notes key dates from 1966 to 1967: UN censure on Nov 25 1966, Nasser seeks departure of UN and forces on May 17 1967, Arabs form a united front on May 2, 1967, war begins June 5, Israeli offensive June 6, and ceasefire accepted by both sides June 10. Israeli soldiers mount tanks prepared for swift action.
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United Nations
Israel
United Front
Stennis Attacks Dodd Case Like McCarthy saga
Sen Thomas J Dodd faces censure over converting 115083 in political contributions for personal use and double billing the government and groups for seven trips. Stennis a longtime ethics chair cites McCarthy era abuses, argues funds show mismanagement and a grave Senate wrong, while Dodd defends testimonial money as non campaign gifts.
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Washington
John Stennis
Boliti
Thomas J. Dodd
Cal
Joseph R. McBue
Charles H. Percy
MeCarthy
Senate
Dodd
Lyndon
B. Johnson
Stennis
Senate Ethics Committee
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McCarthy
Wisconsin
Connecticut
Spessard L. Holland
Dfla
Dill
Ernest F. Hollings
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Holland
Jeremy
Johnson
Humphrey
Siemnis
Republicans Say N C Assembly Has Done Nothing on Road Safety
In Raleigh a Republican House member declared the 1967 North Carolina General Assembly would be remembered for doing nothing for highway safety. The House Highway Safety Committee then approved a bill to restrict parking lights and another to allow municipalities to share in federal highway safety act benefits. The debate included defense of the committee and uncertainty on passage. The North Carolina Highway Commission planned a Washington visit to press for fair interstate mileage funding, noting NC received far fewer miles than neighbors and that urban spur roads and port cities were largely excluded. The commission aims to be ready for future funds after the current program ends in 1972. The article also mentions saving on impulse in Stockholm through a stamp automat system.
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Raleigh
House
North Carolina General Assembly
B. M. McKnight
Forsyth
Highway Safety Committee
North Carolina
McKnight
Archie McMillan
D.wake
Julian B. Fenner
Cnash
Wayne Whicker
R-Davidson
North Carolina Highway Commission
Washington
Commission
Joseph Hunt
Tar Heel
U.S
Sam J. Ervin Jr
U.S. Bureau of Roads
Transportation Department
Hunt
Interstate Ed
Charlotte
Wilmington
Morehead
Huot
Rockwell Loses Bid for New Trial in Chicago
George Lincoln Rockwell leader of the American Nazi Party lost his bid for a new trial on charges of obstructing a peace officer disorderly conduct and criminal trespass. Magistrate Maurice B. Lee denied the motion after Rockwell appeared as his own attorney. He was convicted May 15 and sentenced to three months in city jail 16 days in county jail and a $500 fine. Rockwell claimed ineffective counsel and political persecution. The incident stemmed from his attempt to confer with Sheriff Richard Ogilvie in his office. Ogilvie later became president of the Cook County Board of Commissioners.
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Chicago
George Lincoln Rockwell
Arlington
Maurice B. Lee
Circuit Court
Rockwell
Richard B. Ogilvie
Ogilvie
Cook County Chicago Board of 1 Commissioners
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