UN shows no clear winner in Arab Israeli tensions
Washington reports a stalled UN showdown as neither side secures enough votes. The United States and Soviet Union maneuver behind the scenes while the General Assembly approves a resolution invalidating Israel's Jerusalem unification. The Security Council remains the decisive bottleneck.
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United Nations
United States
Soviet Union
Johnson
Alexei N. Kosygin
Security Council
North Korea
South Korea
Moscow
Red China
U.N
France
General Assembly
Council
Assembly
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Israel
Nasser
U Thant
Thant
Kosygin
Jerusalem
Hope and reality in summit talks across decades
A retrospective on U S and Soviet and other Cold War era encounters shows that talks raise hopes but rarely yield immediate gains. From Potsdam to Vienna, Camp David to modern discussions at the United Nations, observers note guarded optimism amid enduring tensions.
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United States
Russia
Stalin
Truman
Potsdam
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Vienna
Eisenhower
Camp David
Berlin
Kosygin
Johnson
Life In Arkansas and Oddball Observations
A string of quick quirks and local notes includes a postal worker as a daily 20 mile marcher and a policeman at 18 miles. Hospital nuns and bartenders clock 15 and 10 miles per shift. Truman and Bess watched a Fourth of July parade at Independence library grounds marking its 10th anniversary. fences painter John Sharkey, 14, won the Tom Sawyer Day contest in Hannibal with a $100 bond and trophy.
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Tommy Yates
Associated Press
Harold Schwartz
Menen Co
Schwartz
Booneville
Alfred Gordon
Blue Mountain
Outer Space
Independence, Mo
Harry S. Truman
Bess
Independence
Truman Library
Hannibal, Mo
John Sharkey
Bay St. Louis
Miss
U.S
Mississippi
Sailors Face Drug Discharges Over LSD Use
Washington AP reports the Navy says at least 28 sailors this year took LSD trips that pulled them from service, while drug-related administrative discharges rose to 187 since February. The increases follow broader drug-use trends and a new Navy regulation banning LSD.
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Washington
Navy
The Jungle film by Philadelphia teens
The Jungle is a 20 minute film created filmed directed produced and edited by teenage members of the Negro 12th and Oxford Streets gang in North Philadelphia Their mentor Harold J Haskins a 30 year old 6 foot 7 inch man from slum roots guided the project with support from College Bound Corp and the Brooks Foundation The youths now run a film company and see a path away from high arrest rates toward a better life
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Lawrence Vargasak
Philadelphia
12Th and
Oxford Streets
Harold J. Haskins
Haskins
College Bound Corp
Brooks Foundation
California
Prison Board To Probe Tucker Interference Claims
LITTLE ROCK AP The Arkansas Prison Board will investigate conflicting reports by Prison Supt C E Bishop and Asst Supt Thomas Morton about interference at Tucker Prison Farm. Morton accuses Cummins officials of harassing operations. Bishop defends staff and says not harassment caused Tucker troubles. The board plans a two day Cummins Farm session to review the matter.
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Little Rock
State Prison Board
C. E. Bishop
Thomas ©. Morton
Tucker
Cummins Prison Farm
Murton
Tucker Prison Farm
Cummins
Bishop
Barbs by Walter C. Parkes on funding and generational blame
In a sharp column Walter C. Parkes ridicules calls for more money across groups big and small both public and private. He questions if the young dissidents of today are not products of the systems they condemn and suggests intergenerational blame is misdirected.
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