Jerusalem Crisis Focuses on Old City and Israel Actions
The draft U N resolutions condemn Israeli steps around the Old City and demand no further actions prejudicing Jerusalem's future status. Jordan, Pakistan, Turkey, Spain and Peru back the measure as Western and other nations prepare a broader text amid U S opposition.
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Jordan
Old City
Israel
Pakistan
Turkey
Spain
Peru
U.N
Palestine
Jerusalem
Hussein
U.S. State Department
Spradling
Kinney
Yugoslavia
Rioting in Buffalo injures many as fires burn shops
In Buffalo, New York, more than 40 people were treated in hospitals after a second night of unrest. Police and fire officials reported over 1,000 African Americans, mostly youths, looted, shot, and set fires in the lower East Side, causing about $100,000 in property damage.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Lower East Side
Racial unrest and political clash amid riot and violence
The article reports a tense session with senators opposing a measure and a call to move it back to the informal calendar. It describes clashes during protests in Buffalo and Niagara Falls with about 50 arrests, injuries, and property damage estimated at 42,000 dollars. A local minister urged peace and talks with youths and gang leaders as riots drew in police forces.
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Robert B. Howard
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Upstate
New York
Rochester
Reports indicate living costs rise in May
Washington AP reports the cost of living kept climbing with no peak in sight. Real spendable income for a family of four in May was 77.38 weekly, after taxes and price changes since 1957-59 base. The Labor Department said May CPI rose 0.3 percent, 2.7 percent higher than a year prior. May CPI stood at 115.6, meaning 1.56 dollars to buy 1.00 worth of 1957-59 goods.
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Washington
Labor Department
Vietnamese Jungle Battle Rages Near Saigon Intensifies
U S forces engage Viet Cong in prolonged jungle combat lasting 21 hours across Tuesday to Wednesday with close quarter fighting and rocket grenades. B52 saturation raids and heavy air support followed as allied troops attacked red positions while a large equipment haul was reported. North of Hanoi heavy strikes continued with 139 air missions and one Navy Phantom down. Two crewmen remained missing after the jet was shot down. SEWING MACHINE AND VACUUM REPAIR mentioned in nearby ad.
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Rangers
U.S
Binh Dinh
Saigon
Hanoi
North Vietnam
FHA director seeks county flood aid
Columbia AP report says Farmers Home Administration head Jose recommended emergency designation for more than a third of Missouri counties. List includes Adair Andrew Atchison Boone Buchanan Butler Caldwell Callaway Carroll Chariton Clark Clay Clinton Cole Cooper Davies DeKalb Dunklin Gasconade Gentry Grundy Harrison Holt Howard Jackson Knox Lafayette Lewis Livingston Macon Mercer Mississippi Moniteau Montgomery New Madrid Nodaway Osage Pemiscot Platte Putnam Randolph Ray Ripley Saline Scott Schuyler Scotland Shelby Stoddard Worth. He noted severe losses from 30 days of heavy rains and floods making credit access hard. some crops may be total losses, with potential late-season replanting if weather improves.
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Columbia
Eli Jose
Farmers Home Administration
Missouri
Adair
Andrew
Scott, Schuyler
Scotland
Shelby, Stoddard and
Worth
Jose
Orville Freeman
Holley
Osage City
Higby, Holley
FHA
Algoa inmate escapes from dairy detail
An inmate at the Algoa Intermediate Reformatory Leon Bishop Holley Jr. escaped at 6 20 a m today per the Missouri Highway Patrol. He was working on the dairy detail when he fled from the facility.
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Algia Intermediate Reformatory
Leon Bishop Holley Jr
Missouri Highway Patrol
Missouri meat inspection bill roils legislature in party line vote
The measure creating a statewide meat inspection agency passed largely along party lines after bitter debate. Amendments sought to cut department head salaries, including chief counsel Hyder, and to restrict the new agency to 50 workers were defeated. Rep. Baker opposed the bill final vote. the Negro delegation also voted against it. The House sent the bill to the Governor as trials in related assaults concluded with hung juries and political criticism of patronage.
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Lloyd J. Baker
D-Moberly
Baker
Fox
Kay
Nedy
Nevada
Empire
Thomas Vp
Graham
Missouri
W. O. Cowan
Rolwing
Atesenn
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D-Clay
Senate
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Bryan
Jefferson City
Ralston Purina Food Processors
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Vietnam
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E. Dunkin
Algoa
Robert Hyder
James Chism
John Young
el Dorado Springs
Chism
David Rolding
Charleston
House
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Cedar County
Buddy Kay
D-St. Louis
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Lel-Jerty
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