Iraqis Bomb Kurds Threaten UAR Federation
Iraqi air force planes reportedly bombed rebellious Kurdish tribesmen in northern Iraq as a Kurdish revolt near Kirkuk threatened stability and jeopardized the planned United Arab Republic federation of Iraq, Syria, and Egypt. Nasser's strained relations with Syria and Iraq deepened as Baathist factions resist centralized control.
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Peking and Moscow to Open Talks on Ideological Rift
Peking announced that Red China and the Soviet Union will begin talks in Moscow in July aimed at healing a split in Communist ranks. The discussions will cover ideological differences and could end a period of jockeying between Khrushchev and Mao Zedong over strategy, site, and dates.
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Peninsula rulers meet unexpectedly in Merida summit
In Merida Spain Generalissimo Francisco Franco and Portuguese Prime Minister Antonio de Oliveira Salazar arrived for an unheralded two day summit. The leaders who have dominated the Iberian Peninsula since the 1930s sought closer cooperation as their interests converge. The purpose of the conference could not be established immediately.
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Czech youths attack students in Prague violence
Reports from Vienna say about 200 Czech youths beat two students from Africa and the Middle East in Prague's Wenceslas Square near the Hotel Ambassador. The mob slashed a diplomat’s car tires and police did not intervene as the mid day assault lasted about five minutes and the motive was not known.
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Kennick Seeks Traffic Plan for California World’s Fair
Assemblyman Joseph M. Kennick proposed three resolutions urging the California Department of Public Works to survey harbor access and transport needs for the 1967 68 World’s Fair in Long Beach. He warned of 50 million visitors crossing the Pontoon Bridge and pressed for a new freeway across Terminal Island near Seaside Boulevard, Route 7. The measures, approved by the Assembly Rules Committee, move to a vote later in the week.
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Paraglider’s Space Flight Story Unearths Tragic Death
A paragliding attempt high above the New Mexico desert led to a fatal incident. George McGill, 84, a former U.S. senator, died after an aeronautics related mission malfunction. Authorities described the event as a difficult recovery and noted McGill’s long service and political career.
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