Egypt Syrian Deadlock Examined In Arab Crisis Talks
Egyptian Foreign Minister Mahmoud Riad held a second day of talks in Damascus to press for a settlement to the June war stalemate. Arab refugees in Jordan demanded arms, while King Hussein and President Helou toured refugee camps and front line posts.
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United Press International
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Middle East
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Paris
France
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Nureddin al Atassi
Youssef Zayyeh
Ibrahim Makhous
Cairo
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Saudi Arabia
Hussein
Charles Helou
Jordan Valley
Palestine
Helon
Karami
West Bank
Intervention In Copper Strike Seen
Washington reports indicate the Johnson administration may consider a presidential fact finding commission to study the copper strike. The plan would not end the seven month walkout or bind parties, with no Taft Hartley action expected, affecting over 60 000 workers across 26 unions and major producers.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
American Smelting and Refining Company
Phelps- Dodge
Kennecott Corporation
Anaconda Company
Autos For Sale And Misc Classified Notes
Classified listing fragment shows autos for sale with contact 878-4156. lost child note referencing mary on right ear. rooms for rent at 9 dollars weekly with baths. miscellaneous items including refrigeration guarantees. antiques guns furniture and Indian relics. houses for sale with pool terms and realtor contact 735-6377.
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U.S. Public Health
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Cal Bortsas Recity Inc. Realtors
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Reagan Unconcerned by Polls During Missouri Rally
Gov Ronald Reagan told a St Louis fundraising crowd he was not concerned by polls showing slipping popularity as a potential presidential candidate He criticized President Johnson’s State of the Union message saying inflation and new economics drive spending and tax burdens for families comparing government costs to five family incomes per second
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UPI
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California
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Missouri
Johnson
State of the Union
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British, Russ Meet On Viet War
Prime Minister Harold Wilson will fly to Moscow to discuss North Vietnam peace talks with Premier Kosygin and Brezhnev. The three day visit aims to probe cease fire prospects as Britain and Russia co chair the Geneva conference on Indochina.
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UPI
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Kremlin
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Wilson
Alexei Kosygin
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Leonid Brezhnev
Vietnam
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Russia
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Helicopter Show Slated at Stardust Hotel Monday
An air show by the Helicopter Association of America will begin at 10 a.m. Monday at the Stardust Hotel. Helicopters will lift from the canal land parking lot at the north end for demonstrations of speed maneuverability and a flying crane display. The public is invited to about a three hour event.
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Helicopter Association of America
Stardust Hotel
Canal Land
Singer Josephine Baker Wins U.S. Visa Resolution
UPI reports in Limoges that Josephine Baker, 62, a U.S. born performer and French citizen since 1937, said Senator Robert F. Kennedy helped obtain permission to fly to New York after a visa renewal refusal by the American Embassy.
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Limoges
France
UPI
Josephine Baker
United States
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Miss Baker
Rotterdam refinery blast leaves two dead and 60 injured
An explosion and ensuing fire hit Shell Oil's Rotterdam refinery, sending flames up to 400 feet. Two people were killed and more than 60 injured, with millions in damage estimated. Firefighters contained the blaze nine hours after ignition as tanks burned and windows shattered in the harbor district.
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Rotterdam
The
Netherlands
UPI
Shell
Holland
Vlaardingen
Hoogvliet
Clark says big city riots unlikely this summer
Atty Gen Ramsey Clark and police chiefs from about 120 cities meet in Warrenton Virginia to discuss preventing large scale rioting. Clark says he does not believe predictions of worse riots in 1968 will come to pass and that it is the chiefs duty to prevent such events.
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Washington
UPI
Ramsey Clark
Clark
Warrenton
Gunmen Rob LV Cabbie
Las Vegas cab driver Bob McIntosh reported an armed robbery at the Sahara Hotel by two men who rode to Alta and Shadow Drive. He said a snub nosed pistol was pressed to his head and he lost 55 dollars before the suspects fled on foot.
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Las Vegas
Bob McIntosh
Independence
Strip
Sahara Hotel
McIntosh
Alta
Shadow Drive
City Scrutiny Leaves Airport Deal in Question
A local city manager signed a letter of intent to purchase airport property amid questions about the manager’s authority and late disclosure by the mayor. Allegations include destroyed records before the statute of limitations and a $105,000 overpayment to an engineer with ties to the approver. The writer praises the grand jury’s work and urges broader public awareness.
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the Sun
Family Affair Causes Driving Privilege Suspension
Motor Vehicle Commissioner James Malloy fined his 17-year-old son Daniel with a 15 day suspension of driving privileges, the maximum penalty, after a speeding incident in Montpelier Vermont.
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Montpelier, Vt
UPI
James Malloy
Malloy
Daniel
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