Observers flee Egyptian shelling as U N posts move inland
U N observers moved headquarters from Qantara to Rabah inside Israeli controlled Sinai to escape artillery along the Suez Canal. Port Said faced Israeli shells for the first time in two years with one civilian killed and nine wounded.
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10000 Join March for Hospital Workers
Rev Ralph Abernathy linked arms with Walter Reuther and led 10000 people through Charleston in phase two of the poor peoples campaign in support of striking Negro hospital workers. The procession started at the county auditorium and moved to the state medical college hospital after leaving shortly before 7 p.m.
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Marchers unite in prayer as Jackson leads in Abernathy’s absence
In a crowded scene 1,200 Highway Patrolmen and National Guardsmen watched as Jesse Jackson spoke to kneeling marchers. Abernathy left by Highway Patrol car to fly to Atlanta, while the rest resumed the march, amid a weather-affected day of storms and warnings across multiple states.
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Chicago
Rockefeller Latin tour begins amid calls for new U.S. policies
Rockefeller and a 23 expert delegation launched a 23 nation Latin America mission in Mexico City to study realities and shape future policy. He said the effort aims to listen and may yield new programs, with President Diaz Ordaz awaiting a first session at Los Pinos.
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Death Of Former Texas Governor W Lee O Danie
Former Texas governor and U S senator W Lee O Daniel died Sunday at Baylor Hospital in Dallas after a three week stay. The hospital did not disclose the cause of death.
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Flight Record Set in Winning Great Transatlantic Race
Lt Cmdr Peter Goddard and his Phantom supersonic jet won the Great Transatlantic Air Race from New York to London. His time from Empire State Building to Tower was five hours 1 minute 23 seconds, with 4 hours 46 minutes 58 seconds flight time. Thousands cheered as a helicopter ferried him to a site near the Post Office Tower after refueling stops with RAF tankers.
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