Israeli Cabinet Stands After Turbulent No-Confidence Vote
In Jerusalem Premier Golda Meir weathered a heated Knesset session with 62 votes in a 120 member body. The chamber saw 26 absentees and 1 abstention as hawkish deputies pushed for secret ballots and opposition factions challenged her territorial concessions amid a contentious London Times interview. Meir defended her remarks and clarified that no maps or borders were drawn, outlining positions on the West Bank and Sinai.
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Mrs. Meir
National Religious Party
NRP
Mrs. Mei
Gahal
Free Centre Party
State List
Israel
West Bank of the
Jordan
Hussein
Sinai Peninsula
Free Centre
Uned
Knesset
Labor Party
House
Meir
New York Set In Dewey Rites
Thomas G. Dewey noted crime fighter and former New York governor died of a heart attack in Miami Beach on Tuesday He planned to fly to New York for funeral services The cause of death was coronary disease and the autopsy would follow Dewey had just attended a Seaview hotel stay and his friend Duane Andreas reported they played 18 holes that morning He had twice run for president and 1948 upset remains a historic moment in U.S. politics Dewey was elected governor again in 1950 for a third term
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Miami] Beach
UPI
Thomas G. Dewey
New York
Nesvey
White House
Nixon
Delvey
Seaving
Dewey
Miami Heart Institute
Richard Elias
Duane Andreas
The
Seaview
Andreas
Franklin J. Housevelt
Harry Truman
Truman
Alice Roosevelt Jongworth
Theodore Roosevelt
Bombs Found In San Francisco Police Headquarters Drain
Three bombs installed in a restroom drain at the San Francisco police headquarters were discovered after a sewer backup. Timing devices failed to trigger, with the devices wet and deactivated for at least a week or months. A janitor and Sgt. Donald Goad of the bomb squad handled the devices, which were held in place by crossed ice cream sticks and hidden behind a screwed on drain cover.
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San Francisco
UPS
Donald Goad
Calley murder verdict deliberations in My Lai case begin
Fort Benning Ga. jurors, six officers on the panel, begin deliberations in the William Calley Jr. court martial. They will decide if his actions at My Lai constitute premeditated murder with the panel required to convict on at least four votes, or allow lesser charges.
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Fort Benning, Ga
Cdn
William 4. Calley Jr
Calley
My Lai
Aui
Leutenant
Neid W. Kennedy
My Lal
Aubrey M. Daniel
Dantel
Daniel
Duy
Pathet Lao Holds 222 U S Prisoners Claims Minister
Paris reports the Pathet Lao hold 222 American prisoners, according to Abe Hingis wamster. Reverend Paul D. Lindstrom, head of the Remember the Pueblo Committee, met a Laotian official in Geneva and in Paris to discuss freeing captives. Lindstrom plans to recruit Vietnam veterans to form Douglas MacArthur Brigade for independent actions to free POWs, while Defense denies U S ground combat support.
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CDN
Pathet Lao
Cording
Abe Hingis Wamster
Paul D. Lindstrom
Remember the Pueblo
Eindgtrom
Laos
U.S. Defense Department
U. S
Les
U.S
Lindstrom
Vietnam
Douglas Macarthur
Southeast Asia
Geneva
Roland Renne
Simon And Garfunkel Top Record Artists Grammys Highlight 1969
Hollywood UPI reports Simon and Garfunkel dominated the Grammy Awards winning top album and multiple prizes. Beat era rivals with Close to You and Everything Is Beautiful, while Paul McCartney surprised with Let It Be original score. Simon and Garfunkel attended in person to collect several honors including best arrangement and best contemporary song.
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Arthur Garfunkel
Paul Simon
Simon
Hollywood Palladium
UPI
Hollywood
Simon & Garfunkel
Uramimny
National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences
The
Carepenters
Stephens
Dionne Warwick
Miss Warwick
B. B. King
ABC
Record Company
King
New York
Chicago
Nashville
Atlanta
Paul McCartney
McCartney
Art Garfunkel
Wath
Delegates Push Liberalization At Catholic Clergy Council
At the four day conference in Baltimore delegates of the American Federation of Priests Councils debated a sweeping Statement of Renewal for the American Priesthood proposing end of celibacy for some priests. A study cited 56 percent of 35 000 priests favored lifting celibacy while about one in ten would marry if the vow remained. Rev William Graney warned the plan centers on theology and needs stronger phrasing.
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UPI
Nelogales
American Federation of Priests Councils
William Graney
Federation
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Graney
Philco
Huddle
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Choice OF Colors
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