U N Emergency Force Faces Television Myths and Flaws
A column critiques the U N emergency force noting TV cameras distort public speeches and draw out lengthy remarks. It argues head of state appearances should be limited to keep leaders from overlong town halls and to preserve the body's focus on urgent global issues.
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Senate
U.N
Marc Antony
New York
Middle East
Baroody
Saudi Arabia
Zsa
Zsa Gabor
U N Force in Gaza Ends as Israeli Assault Kills 18
The article recounts the final hours of the U N emergency force in the Gaza Strip and Sinai where crossfire killed at least 18, including 14 Indians. It details withdrawal delays, unit positions from Deir El Belah to Rafah, and the June 5 6 bombardments and evacuations under fire.
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Thomas F. Brady
Beirut
Lebanon
U.N
Gaza Strip
Sinai Peninsula
Gaza
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Thant
Indar Jit Rikhye
Deir el Belah
Gaza Town
Khan Yunis
el Arish
Sinai
Rafa
Egypt
Rafah
Israel
Hill 88
Rikhye
United Nations
Gaba
New York
Rikliye
Itzhak Rabin
Murtaga
Rabin
Mt Scopus Campus Reopens Amid Jerusalem Calm
Nineteen years of dust choke the Mt Scopus complex as troops guard the reactivated campus. University officials plan to resume classes and use the amphitheater to honor Israeli leaders while a divided, guarded campus remains part of a unified Jerusalem.
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James Feron
New York Times
Jerusalem
Eoin Oie
Jordanian Jerusalem
Scopus
Month After Riots Calm Returns to Hong Kong
Hong Kong markets stabilized after riots and Communist pressure eased as strike calls by leftist unions faded. Transportation resumed normally and officials note China still supplies most of Hong Kong’s food while British authorities assess local Communists' miscalculations.
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China
Hong Kong
U.N. Guides Share Duties and Dreams Across the Globe
The article profiles 100 U.N. guides aged 20 to 30 from around the world, highlights their two year tenure and demanding schedule of five 45 minute tours daily, and notes their loyalty oath to stay neutral on U.N. positions. It also mentions pay about 5200 dollars yearly and a typical Easter intake.
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Soviet Union
Europe
U.N
Ainieden International
Num
U. N
Dayan Arrives to Ease U N Troops Exit from Israel
Maj. Gen. Moshe Dayan defense minister arrives by helicopter at 6 40 p m and meets General Rikhye. Israel makes Ashdod port available with facilities and air conditioned buses for U N troops. Troops depart for home by June 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moshe Dayan
Rikhye
Dayan
Ashdod
Tel Aviv
U.N
Tokyo seeks return of Bonin and Volcano islands
Tokyo officials push a campaign to regain the Bonin and Volcano islands while abandoning hopes for Okinawa’s early return. Prime Minister Eisaku Sato plans to raise the issue during an official Washington visit in the fall. The 1951 peace treaty left Okinawa under U.S. control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Trumbull
New York Times
Tokyo
Japan
Bonin
Volcano Islands
Western Pacific
Okinawa
U.S
Eisaku Sato
Washington
Bookmobile Schedule for Oakland and O'Neal areas
The schedule lists bookmobile stops at Oakland Webb's Store from 10 45 to 11 15 and at O Neal Lapping Stones Store. The entry notes locations and times for library outreach during the day.
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Oakland
Webb
O'Neal
Lappingston
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Ani. Lynda Bird Johnson
Glassboro
N.J
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Demilitarized” Zone
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World Organization
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