Syria Follows Jordan Egypt in Cease-fire
The cease-fire in the Middle East was announced by Damascus at 4 20 a m after Egypt accepted the truce Earlier reports said Israeli forces had broken Egyptian resistance in five Sinai battles Cairo radio lifted the blockade on the Gulf of Aqaba and two Israeli ships headed to the Red Sea Eban called for direct negotiations Pearson urged a UN policed demilitarized zone in the area and Cairo reported thousands of Egyptian troops retreating from Sinai Gaza and the Gaza Strip were surrendered to Israeli forces while Ben Gurion visited the Wailing Wall and a Bethlehem strike showed little damage to the Church of the Nativity
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Budget Adopted Amid Bipartisan Support and Ed Reform Focus
The governor's budget totals 5,154,208,525 with bipartisan votes. It emphasizes health welfare and education, cites past Democratic budget excesses, and notes university funding near its request. The plan moves to the Senate for review, with a two-house conference to finalize before a July 1 signing.
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Law repeals dope violators car seizure in California
Sacramento UPS report notes Ronald Reagan signed a bill repealing the state requirement to seize automobiles owned by narcotics violators. The measure by Sen George Miller Jr D Martinez takes effect immediately with Hoover Commission estimating yearly savings of at least 600000 and Miller suggesting possible higher savings.
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Attacked Liberty Tragedy Deepens Middle East War
The 1,510-ton Liberty was struck 15 miles off the Sinai and 96 miles southwest of Tel Aviv in international waters after two torpedoes were fired. One missed by 25 yards before a hit on the starboard side. The ship, badly damaged, will need drydocking and refitting, then proceeded north at eight knots as two U.S. destroyers moved to aid. Secretary Rusk protested to Israel’s Harman. The Liberty carried 15 officers, 279 crew, and three civilian aides.
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