Russia To Replace Without Cost Egypt Armament
Reports from Moscow indicate the Soviet Union will replace arms Egypt lost to Israel without adding to Cairo's debt. Informants say replacement weapons may include MIG jets and tanks, with total cost running into hundreds of millions of dollars, while Moscow presses Israel to withdraw.
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Egypt
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Mars
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Israel
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Yugoslavia
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Middle East
Middle East Arab Nations
Drifter continued as Rocco faces mental examination
Judge Julius Archibald ordered Rocco to Belevue Hospital for mental examination after his attempt to enter the Soviet mission on East 67th Street. Police barriers were breached for the third time in as many days amid tensions over Kosygin's visit as Soviet and diplomatic activity continued nearby.
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Julius Archibald
Rocco
Bellevue Hospital
Asst. Dist
David Richmond
East 67Th Street
Howard R. Leary
Kosygin
Bronx
Soviet Union
Parricades
Paul Martin
George Ignatieff
Canada
U.N
Ludmila Alexeyevna C Yani
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Uo Thant
United Nations
Food checking and patroling observers in Kroger aisles
Reporters describe two observers in Kroger aisles checking prices and noting a lack of courtesy. Separate notes recount Rocco Natale’s breach at a Third Avenue mission with a loaded pistol and knife in a blue bag, claims of homelessness, and revised name information.
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Erpreter
Johnson
Kosygin
Moscow
Rocco
Third Avenue
Mission
Harry Taylor
Michael Natale Rocco
Michael Rocco Natale
Racial unrest tightens grip in Dixie Hills amid curfew call
Amid rising racial violence in Dixie Hills, residents discussed keeping peace as authorities imposed a city curfew using a borrowed sound truck. Stokely Carmichael’s arrest, a fatal shooting, and a buckshot ballistics note marked the week’s turmoil. Leaders praised a broad city program while Negro leaders argued it was insufficient and late.
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Raymond Snead
SNCC
Johnson
Dixie Hills
Stokely Carmichael
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Black Power
Allen
Associated Press
A. M. Davis
Atlanta
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Debt limits rise debated as Democrats shift stance in Congress
Mills forecasts fiscal year stability while lawmakers argue a new debt ceiling will ease Treasury financing. Fourteen Democrats flip positions, leaving 20 Democrats and 176 Republicans in opposition. The bill expands note maturities to seven years and excludes some government loan pools from the ceiling, with Senate action looming. In India, Information Minister Shah proposes film kissing seminars to gauge public opinion before permitting onscreen kisses.
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Watkins M. Abbitt
Virginia
House
Treasury
Senate
Ahmedabad
India
K. K. Shah
Sheh
Nightmarish Talks Loom Over U S Soviet Nuclear Tensions
At UN, AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan notes a growing sense that a global nuclear threat, including China’s rising arsenal and possible Soviet–American talks, may force high level discussions. British Foreign Secretary George Brown warns of dangers while urging restraint as the Middle East crisis dominates. Russia and China loom large on a fragile, time‑pressed world stage.
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United Nations
N.Y
United States
Soviet Union
George Brown
Britain
United Nations General Assembly
Middle East
Red China
Peking
Indonesia
Sukarno
China
Brown
U.N. Assembly
Russia
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U.N
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