Solution To Middle East Trouble Urgent
The text urges a prompt peaceful resolution to Middle East tensions after the Six Day War. It highlights Israeli retaliation inside Jordan and calls for a timely, successful peace to make the region and world safer. The piece references Washington and Jordan's king in urging diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle East
Israel
Jordan
King Hume
Washington
Baseball's Centennial and the Major League Stretch
The piece marks baseball's 100th year as it broadens seasons and seeks public support. It notes expansion from eight to more clubs, new cities, and talent opportunities for players and managers. Ted Williams is highlighted as the last to hit .400, returning as a manager with Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Minioner
Bowie Bake
New York
Ted Williams
Washington Sena
Rees Co
Groom
Arabs Pressure Oil For Palestinian Guerrillas In Arab Lands
Drew Pearson reports private individuals and firms face pressure in Saudi Arabia and Kuwait to fund Al Fatah guerrillas. Aramco and other oil interests allegedly channel funds through a women’s clothing drive, with ten percent to Palestinians. Oil revenues purportedly sustain guerrilla operations and threaten Gulf state rulers. The piece also notes U.S. officials and oil firms facing political pressure and mentions congressional discord in District of Columbia governance led by Rep. McMillan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uder
Saudi Arabia
Kuwait
al Fatah
Jordan
Aramco
Giant
Cease 2 Sek Seer
Aramc
Ami Sheiks
Persian Gulf
Getty Oil Company
Zome
District of Columbia
Jom McMillan
South Carolina
McMillan
Charles Diggs
Dmich
Adams
White House intellectuals gather for policy talk in November and April dinners
Editorial notes recount the White House sponsored gatherings of scholars and advisers from 1961 and 1962, highlighting Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr. as a pivotal yet controversial adviser, Goldman's role and the June 19 Arts Festival. Henry Kissinger hosts the current pilot conference, viewed by the Washington Post as a test project for future gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur M. Schlesinger JR
Goldman
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
White House
Murray Kempton
John P. Roche
White Home
Washington Post
Henry A. Kissinger
Nixon
Kissinger
Nixon Schlesinger
Nixon Gekiman
Fragmented OCR News Snippet From Passing Text
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions numbers and names in a diurnal style with little coherent detail. It references a mass or class and a location at sea, but lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable entities to summarize.
Fragmented Weather Hazard Nonsense from OCR
A garbled OCR fragment describes a danger from hydrogen bombs and peat processing, then shifts to a nonsensical note about spring warmth melting something in a yard and basement moisture. The text continues with vague references to preers, beer, and damp antiques, lacking coherent event or clear entities.
High Point roads push eyed as funds tighten
Governor Scott urges highway commission expansion to unlock funds for durable road work from Winston-Salem to Asheboro. With legislature uncertain, maintenance only sustains aging surfaces while calls to raise whisky, tobacco, and gasoline taxes spark debate among local officials and citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Gheety
Winston-Salem
Asheboro
Raleigh
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dati
Pacar
Peace
Drew Pearson
Varios Palestinian Refugee Organizati
Egypt
Libya
Iran
Fraser
Vienne
Saleen Fraser
Dotion Kuip
Loco
John Monegan
D-Cadine
Paris
London
U.S
High Point Enterprise
Associated Press
Senator
Bill Vaughn
Afence
Makes
Mrs
Betty Shackleford Lewis
Maryfield
Alice Moore
Moore
Meryfield
National Library Week
High Point
Richard Johneer
Robert Hotel
Islands
Europe
Wellington Hall
John 8. Thored
Gilbert A. Gray
Spain
Cologne
Gray
National Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association
William R. Henderson
Roy E. Watts
Barbera Brooks
Edge Alexander
R. T. Amos Jr
Watts
Frank H. Wood
George A. Corie
Low Schneider