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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1965
Page
6
The Observer quoted Habib Bourguiba saying his compromise plan failed as Arabs and Israel showed no interest. He said he will not lead a movement for settlement and that the issue should be left to time. The report came from London.
Harold Davies, the British peace emissary and junior Labour minister, will remain in Hanoi indefinitely after beginning peace soundings following an unpublicized mission. In Moscow, four families were banished for hiding two black market gang members, with three other fugitives still at large and being hunted.
In Washington Gamal Abdel Nasser warned that war between the Arab world and Israel is inevitable though not necessarily immediate. He cited Israel as a threat and recalled 1956 incursions that added territory to Israel.
Hundreds of white protesters with Confederate flags marched through Bogalusa while state police, aided by helicopters and armed units, kept order. J B Stoner led the segregationist group as 350 officers supervised two parallel marches and a later rally.
The Birmingham News reports fingerprints on two of nine dynamite bombs planted in March and April are being checked against local and state records as the FBI assigns a new team to the investigation. Separate riots and shootings across the country are noted, including civil rights marches in Chicago and violence in Fort Worth and Bagolusa.
Dominican crisis moves toward a provisional government after rebels endorse Hector Garcia Godoy and Eduardo Read Barreras for leadership. A constitutional framework and arms handover are key issues as mediators push to end the island’s political standoff within months.
Pope Paul VI told thousands in St. Peter's Square that the world regresses toward war and warned a new global conflict would bring unheard of suffering. He urged renewed commitment to peace and said he may visit the United Nations in New York this fall to press for disarmament and dialogue.
President Johnson’s anti poverty program faces House and Senate scrutiny this week with a 1.9 billion authorization bill, housing reform including federal rent subsidies, and conferences on the Voting Rights and medical care for the aged measures. Senate debates also target the silver coin issue as Western lawmakers push to retain silver in dimes and quarters.
Premier Kosygin warned Moscow cannot economize on defense amid the tense international climate. He spoke at Volgograd honoring its WW II defenders and urged unity with China while hinting five year plan savings could fund the military, following last December’s cut of 555 million dollars.
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