Accident May Have Triggered Attack Continued On Page One
The captain testified that the sailor handling machine gun No. 51 fired a brief burst at the Israeli boats before understanding the command. McGonagle stated another starboard machine gun, No. 53, opened fire on the center of the three Israeli boats, with fire from the starboard wing of the bridge proving highly effective and enveloping the center torpedo boat.
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Mount 53
Pentagon
Liberty
Quintero
Actor’s Death After Wreck Near New Orleans
The page recounts the fatal crash on U.S. 90 near the Rigolets that killed actress Jayne Mansfield and two men, with Mickey Hargitay visiting the children, details of the wreck, hospital transfers, and funeral arrangements, plus notes on other victims and reactions.
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Richard Rambo
Pensacola
Fla
Pie
U.S. 90
Rigolets
Lake Pontchartrain
Gulf of Mexico
New Orleans
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Gus Stevens
Biloxi
Miss
Mickey Hargitay
Hargitay
Ochsner Foundation Hospital
California
Harry L. Peers
Dallas
Tex
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Hollywood
Antonio
Rambo
James T. McClellan
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Los Angeles
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Harrison
Nicholas Chetta
Jayne
Pink
Charles Reynolds
Rewsmen
Twyna
Jayne Marie
Buoxi
Shirley Scarcbilli
Keester Air Force Base
Bng
Syalf
Miss Mansfiled
Wdsu-Tv
Young Harrison
Mississippi City
Stevens
Elaine
Beverly
Sam
Elizabeth
Keith
Vere Fayne Palmer
Bryn Mawr
Philipsburg
Texas
University of Texas
UCLA
Florida
Jane Russell
Miss Russell
Tariff Dispute Over New Rules Sparks Cabinet Debate
Administration officials clash as Congress is urged for approval of tariff concessions tied to price dumping rules. Treasury plans to revise regulations to align with the code while world trade talks push higher minimum prices and foreign food aid programs.
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Treasury
Hoth
Roth
American Iron and Steel Institute
Vietnam War reports and U.S. actions in South Vietnam
News from the Southeast Asia front describes a Viet Cong battalion retreating after a two day clash near Saigon, with heavy casualties among South Vietnamese Rangers. U.S. air power and helicopter recoveries are noted, alongside patrols and raids by American forces in Rinh Dinh and coastal areas, while broader Allied strategy and North Vietnamese mobilization are discussed.
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van Thieu
Saigon
U.S. 11Th Armored Cavalry Regiment
U.S. Sth Infantry
U.S
1St Air Cavalry Division
Rinh Dinh
South Vietnam
Thai Nguyen
Hanoi
North Vietnam
John Stennis
D-Miss
Washington
Senate Armed Services Committee
Roger W. Mehle
Navy
George Esper
Earrier
Constellation
Mehle
Riots in Buffalo Sparked by Jobs and Recreation Shortfalls
Rioting youths cite lack of jobs and recreational facilities as core grievances in Buffalo. Mayor Sedita blamed out of town instigators and met with Negro leaders and NAACP officials to calm unrest costing the city hundreds of thousands in fire damage. Youths demand jobs, better education, and fewer police abuses as the root causes, while politicians highlight ongoing programs and efforts to address inequities.
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Sedita
Michigan Avenue
Sycamore and
Jefferson
Milton A. Williams
NAACP
Mary
Williams
City youths riot calm after street clashes in Buffalo
Grievances linger as city youth coordinator Hanesworth describes pockets of vandalism on Sycamore Street. He notes few youths threw bricks while crowds formed into a parading mob, driven by frustration and economic and social factors rather than a single incident.
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Hanesworth
City Youth Board
Sycamore Street
Buffalo
Outiburst
Tampa
Dayton
Boston
Governors rally behind Romney for 1968 bid gains
Governor Chafee signals more GOP leaders may back Romney as he works to build a New England bloc. Romney presses fiscal reform from Lansing while wife Leonore attends Wyoming conference. Volpe and Rockefeller caution against rushing a single candidate or a statewide favorite.
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Chafee
New England
Romney
Michigan
New Hampshire
Oregon
Tom McCall
Rockefeller
The
New Yorker
Lansing
Ional
Volpe
Massachusetts
Volpe Said the Entry of His Name, Or A Ticket Favoring Him, In the New Hopshire
Wolps
New York
Iid
Cold War era UN debate on Middle East security and Jerusalem fate
The UN assembly wrestles with a nonaligned peace resolution backing internationalization of Jerusalem while Western powers push their own plan. allied and Soviet positions clash over Israel Arabs tensions. Amid global diplomacy, local Buffalo youth unrest prompts limited intervention by YMCA, church groups, and community organizers Saul Alinsky’s newly formed group cautions youths on loot risks.
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Denmark
U Thant
Middle East
Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
Israel
Jerusalem
Raja Amam
Malaysia
Old City
U.N
Zenon Rassides
Cyprus
United Nations
Enrique Garcia Sayan
Eholy
Jordan
Eban
Abdul Rahman ‘Pahawak
Afghanistan
Assembly
EE Eerate
Buffalo’s
YMCA
UILD
Infimiry Action
Saul Alinsky
Buffalo
Hanesworth
Jerusalem unites as Israel proclaims eternal capital
Arab traders set up stalls in the Jewish half as tensions flare over Jerusalem's annexation. Arab and Jewish crowds share markets though voices from Cairo Baghdad and Damascus condemn the move. Israel's Abba Eban defends the action before the UN while Davar praises unification and access to holy sites for all faiths.
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Israel
Radio
Cairo
Islamic Council
Jerusalem
Abdel Rahman Aref
Iraq
Baghdad
Old City
Damascus
Kyrillos VI
Alexandria
Egypt
World Council of Churches
Abba Eban
United Nations
Davar
Dayar
Hayom
Egypt closes canal as Israeli war blocks Bitter Lake ships
An Egyptian launch sped from the east bank and fled after a clash near Ismailia. Casualties: two killed and three seriously wounded per Cairo, with the Observer freighter and eight crew aboard held near Ismailia. Nine aboard reportedly have food for a year and the vessel uses its own distilling system. A dredger and tug aground south of Ismailia block the canal. Egypt claims Israeli planes sunk them. Egypt says no reopening until Israel withdraws troops from the east bank.
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East Bank
Cape Fain
Cairo
Sherif
Bitter Lakeg
Egypt
Observer
New York
India
Europe
Ismailia
Israel
Church leaders urge steadfast faith through postconciliar era
The speaker calls Catholics worldwide to celebrate Peter and Pauls martyrdom and the Churchs birth with a clear act of faith. He says this resolve will steady the faithful for a year as the Church works to better the world during the unsettled postconciliar period.
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Paul
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