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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1976

Page

2

Israel to Boycott U.N. Talk on PLO State Plan

Israel announced a boycott of a forthcoming U.N. Security Council session to discuss a plan for a Palestinian state on Israeli-occupied Arab land. Foreign Minister Yigal Allon issued the communique after a cabinet meeting, with no date set for the council meeting. The report under discussion comes from the Palestine Rights Committee, which urged creating a Palestinian state in the West Bank and Gaza Strip.

Tel Aviv Israel U.N. Security Council Yigal Allon Council Palestine Rights Committee West Bank Jordan Iza Strip Sinai’ Desert Israe Middle East

Birthday cake honors Jeff Davis in Rosemont ceremony

In Woodville Mississippi descendants and kinfolk joined a birthday observance for Jefferson Davis at Rosemont the former Confederate president’s childhood home The event featured a cake cut with a sword once given for valor in the Mexican War and noted Davis as a famed though contested figure Historians disagree but the day was marked as a legal holiday in Mississippi and ten other southern states.

Jefferson Davis Rosemont Woodville Miss Mississippi Davis Beulah Watts St. Francisville

Moon admits minor weapons part production in Korea

The Rev Moon told New Weekly International Sun Day that ten percent of production at his Korean tool factories includes small weapons parts for South Korea. Newsweek also reports federal immigration officials are reviewing Moon's status as a permanent resident alien in the United States.

Mexico City Mexico U.S Sun Myung Moon Newsweek International Sunday South Korea Moon Newsweek

Hayes Honored at Boston Tribute by 1600 Theater Stars

More than 1600 theatergoers at Boston's Shubert Theatre paid tribute to Helen Hayes, dubbed the first lady of the American theater, in a program tracing the history of the art from 1906 to the present. The event benefited the Massachusetts Center Repertory Company, planning a six week season next fall.

Massachusetts Republican Boston Sunday Globe Senate Cas Globe Remigia Scacco Brooke The St. Martin French West Indies Brookes Brooke Washington Boston Shubert Theatre Helen Hayes American Theater Massachusetts Center Repertory Miss Hayes

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