Israel Warns Peace Offensive Is Political Propaganda
Israel rejects Egypt proposed peace moves as propaganda backed by the Soviet Union. Dayan and Galilee warn Israelis to stay vigilant while Washington delivers Hawk missiles and U.S. arms sales loom for Phantom jets. Nasser meets Soviet leaders in Moscow as Western optimism grows about a possible breakthrough.
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Soviet Union
Thismath
London
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Washington
Mahmoud Raid
Copenhagen
Michael Stewart
Riad
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Explosion damages famed Rockefeller Center offices
A bomb blast hit the Japanese National Tourist Office at the International Building Rockefeller Plaza New York injuring three tourists from Portland Oregon none seriously. Police suggested the blast occurred inside or via the front door mail slot amid a wave of similar attacks linked to anti Castro sentiment.
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UPI
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St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Japan
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Canada
Mexico
Spain
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Ottawa
Mitchell Sharp
Thomas McGuire
Montreal
Poll Shows McCarthy Narrowing Humphrey Lead Among Democrats
Harris poll finds Hubert Humphrey leading McCarthy among Democrats with Wallace siphoning votes in the South. McCarthy trails Nixon and Rockefeller among black voters and lags in key groups, while Humphrey’s coalition support wanes as McCarthy gains among youth and college educated.
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Wallace
Robert Kennedy
McCarthy
Nixon
Rockefeller
HHH
Sato-Liberal Democrats Lead in Japan Upper House Vote
Premier Eisaku Sato's Liberal Democrats held an early edge in Japan's upper house election with 38 of 126 seats reported and 52 percent of the vote. Socialist opposition trailed with 11 seats and about 33 percent. Turnout neared 67 percent as voters weighed U.S. security ties and postwar prosperity.
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UPI
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Liberal Democratic Party
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Diet
Japan
Japan Broadcasting Co
Komeito
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Fukuoka
Nagasaki
Sasebo
U.S
United States
Bonin Islands
Strong American Troops Score Heavy VC Kills
Allied forces report heavy fighting as U S infantry uncover a cache of more than 6000 rounds of automatic weapons. Marines clash south of the DMZ with 134 Communist dead found and 5 American fatalities. B52 and fighter bombers conduct missions across the Saigon area and north of the 17th parallel with multiple losses and missing airmen.
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Dmz
U.S
Panhandle
House Looms As Deciding Factor In U S Presidency
Princeton UPI report notes a rare possibility the House could decide the presidency if no candidate wins a majority and a Wallace third party would deny a majority. It cites 1966 and 1964 voting patterns showing Democrats gaining congressional strength while party vote shares shift.
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N.J
UPI
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Gallup
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GOP
Revolver Used In Attack Proves Hard To Trace
Angelof used a bone handled .45 revolver allegedly sold illegally by a New Jersey policeman to a friend. Kyril Dimitrov said the weapon was stolen from his home by Angelof about ten days before the shooting. Prosecutor Doherty will present the case to a grand jury in Toms River.
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N.J
UPI
Central Park
Angel Angelof
New Jersey
Angelof
Kyril Dimitrov
Ocean County
Robert Doherty
Toms River
Dimitrov
Angelos
Toms River, NJ
Powder Puff Derby Flyers Weathered Good Conditions Sunday
In Greenville Mississippi 142 women contestants in the Powder Puff Derby flew toward Savannah Georgia with no incidents. Seven time winner Fran Bera led the field with Sophia Payton and Pauline Mallory close behind as the race progressed through Van Nuys and Palm Springs delays. Top finishers split 3000 dollars in cash with prizes for scores and times at each class.
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Miss
Savannah
Fran Bera
Signal Hill
Calif
Sophia M. Payton
Indianapolis
Ind
Pauline Mallory
Miami
Polly Duncan
Memphis
Tenn
Bera
van Nuys
Palm Springs
Birmingham
Ala
Birming
Johnson visits CACM leaders after San Salvador accord
President Johnson and his wife attend Mass with five Central American presidents in San Salvador. He and his daughter plan informal talks after signing the Declaration of San Salvador, meeting CACM leaders at the U.S. ambassador's residence.
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Luci
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U.S
Raul Castro
Blaiberg Shows Definite Improvement In Heart Patients Battle
Cape Town reports that Dr. Philip Blaiberg, longtime heart transplant survivor, shows definite improvement in his general condition and lung function. Doctors at Groote Schuur say no further emergency treatment is anticipated though a third transplant remains a consideration by Barnard, who notes no firm decision has been made.
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South Africa
UPI
Philip Blaiberg
Groote Schuur Hospital
Groote Schuur
Blaiberg
Christiaan Barnard
Barnard
McCarthy and Kennedy discussed for Humphrey ticket
McCarthy said Kennedy could boost a Humphrey ticket if vice president. he would back Humphrey only if his Vietnam War stance fits. Wallace arrived in Boston pushing a signature drive for the Massachusetts ballot and commented on Johnson’s Central American trip, saying attention to Latin America is warranted.
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Massachusetts
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