Egypt envoy warns U.S. against Gulf of Aqaba blocading
Egypt envoy Mostafa Kamel warned Washington not to involve the United States in Egypt's blockade of the Gulf of Aqaba, saying third party involvement would intensify the crisis. He spoke after a session with Secretary of State Rusk as President Johnson chaired a Cabinet meeting on the crisis.
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Gulf of Aqaba
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Horseplay flares in debate over state animal choice
A Czech traveler to the United States describes stark U.S. life contrasts in Veda A Zivot. He notes lack of population police registration and the absence of identity cards, while praising the trust evident in American life despite criticisms of automation and slum conditions.
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United States
Missouri House Eyes Air Pollution Pact And Mule Debate
Missouri lawmakers tangled over a bill to let cities in Missouri join with others to craft air pollution pacts while a separate debate cheered and mocked a mascot mule. The House approved a Mond set of amendments amid remarks about PSC authority and a Czechoslovak visitor noting bureaucratic red tape.
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Stan Thomas Jr
Liberty
Missouri
House
Thomas
Reed
United States
Clarence Heflin
Rab l Institute
Missouri Politicians Debate Air Pollution and Bills
Lawmakers clash over an air pollution control amendment affecting Rural Electric Administration co ops and public utilities while the Vietnam War's air strikes are reported. The House tests rules on bill amendments as members exchange pointed questions about rates and regulatory reach.
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South Vietnam
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Rural Electric Administration
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Nuns Leave Shreveport Convent for Wisconsin Experiment
About sixty Sisters of the Daughters of the Cross from Shreveport plan to form an experimental religious community in Milwaukee Wisconsin. They will live in small groups, wear simple dress, take private vows to God and public vows to the church, and pursue education and service in Milwaukee parochial schools universities and other sites.
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Wisconsin
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John Roberta
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James I. Spainhower
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Oklahoma City
Connecticut
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Intrepid enters Red Sea crisis deepens across Middle East
The report details a tense scene as the United States seeks a Security Council resolution on the Arab Israeli crisis while Egypt warns of escalation if a third party intervenes. It notes Israeli political unity, troop mobilization, and international naval movements as Soviet and U.S. forces posture in the eastern Mediterranean and the Bosporus. Egypt faces IMF pressure amid volatile regional tensions.
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Nikolai T. Fedorenko
Magomet Gadzhiev
Black Sea
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Mediterranean
U.S. 6Th Fleet
Cairo News
al Ahram
International Monetary Fund
Middle East
UAW Leaders Draft Demands At Detroit Meetings
DETROIT AP Delegates to the UAW Chrysler Council meet to draw up contract demands for July talks. The 1751 delegates, led by Walter Reuther and Emil Mazey, prepare as Chrysler, Ford, GM and AMC contracts loom. A strike fund of 60 million dollars backs the bargaining.
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Detroit
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Chrysler Council
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Chrysler
Jchrysler
United States
Walter P. Reuther
Emil Mazey
Mazey
Missouri Traffic Deaths Log For 24 Hours
A death log from Missouri records 24 hours ending midnight showing 488 deaths this year versus 555 at the same point last year. It notes deaths resulting from an earlier accident. Data appears from a state traffic safety bulletin.
Former Mexican leader stricken and land preservation trend
Mexico City reports Adolfo Lopez Mateos, former president, unconscious after a stroke. Udall cites that in the late 1950s to 1966, the U S added park and recreation land surpassing rural land lost to development, with yearly increases from 1,169,723 acres in 1965 to 1,246,957 in 1966 and above 1.7 million acres expected in 1967.
Will reveals dual life of rich tramp in Blackpool story
In Blackpool and Paris, Julian Ellis-Morris led a secret life as a wealthy eccentric who supplied gifts to two Folies Bergere dancers while living as a tramp and later died at 75. His will shows a $98,000 bequest to Annie Graves, a Salvation Army worker, with other gifts to companions and unnamed women.
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Paris
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Laboard
Micheline Roine
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Michelina
Daught Wales
Salvation Army
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Miss Graves
Insurance case set for trial in June
Circuit Judge James T. Riley set a June 6 trial date for World Security Life Insurance Co. which has been temporarily enjoined from doing business since a court order issued Monday. Robert D. Scharz, superintendent of the State Division of Insurance, filed the injunction petition seeking receivership. Attorneys for the company won a three day extension to file an answer as the state says further transactions could endanger policyholders, creditors, and the public amid a stockholder dispute over a merger with Centennial Life Insurance Co. of Pittsburg Kansas.
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Vietnam
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Icans
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Manchester Life and Casualty Management Corp
Mexico City
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Mexico
World Security
Cole County
Manchester Life
James T. Riley
World Security Life Insurance Co
Robert D. Scharz
State Division of Insurance
Riley
McCormack Wilson
Byron Kinder
Centennial Life Insurance Co
Pittsburg, Kan
Commission votes after insertion of Vietnam peace line
The approval came by a count of hands following a sentence inserted into the report. It expressed concern about global opinion and domestic doubts about questioning the government's stance. Rev Harown Coble of Westminster California added a clause stressing that withdrawal should not occur without a just peace.
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Vietnam
HaroWn Coble
Westminister
Calif
U.S
Eight pass test for sergeant in Jefferson City Police
Eight applicants for sergeant vacancies in the Jefferson City Police Department passed the written test administered last week. The Police Personnel Board announced Wednesday night that the eight are now eligible for the oral examination. Only four sergeants exist in the department. Test results credit for experience and veteran's preference will determine eligibility list placement, which will be presented to Mayor John G. Christy and City Council for promotions from the first. The mayor and Council will not be bound by the board's order of preference.
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Police Personnel Board
John G. Christy
Faurot named to alumni post at Missouri
Don Faurot will retire as athletic director on July 1 and become assistant university director for alumni special events. He will oversee 136 Missouri alumni clubs, class reunions, and alumni athletic functions, and help establish associate memberships for non alums. Dan Devine will succeed him as athletic director.
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Don Faurot
University of Missouri
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Bus Entsminger
Missouri
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