Jordan Charges Israeli Raid Sparks Border Clash
Jordan accused an Israeli patrol of entering its territory near Anin and exchanging fire with Jordanian troops on Friday night. There were no reported casualties, part of the cross border hostilities that followed an Israeli three pronged attack on Jordanian territory.
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Reds accuse U S diplomats of running spy kitchen
Moscow reports accuse two American diplomats Malcolm Toon and Allan Logan of oper ating a spy kitchen as retaliation for a U S article alleging Soviet espionage activity in the United States. Canada is also accused of complicity in the death of Soviet scientist V P Cheremisinov in Canada.
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Izvestia
Wagner Hints He May End Political Career
New York Mayor Robert Wagner, 55, hinted he may not seek a unprecedented fourth term. He cited family and health reasons and expected a firm decision in about two weeks. A Wagner withdrawal would boost Republican chances to elect New York City’s mayor for the first time since LaGuardia.
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21 Gun Salute For Departing British Queen
Queen Elizabeth left West Germany after an 11 day state visit that signaled a new era in British German relations. West German destroyers fired a 21 gun salute as Britannia sailed from sovereign waters. The trip showcased a warm German welcome and hinted at improved postwar ties.
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IMP Begins Space Probe
CAPE KENNEDY. The United States orbited a 128 pound physics lab satellite named IMP for Interplanetary Monitoring Platform to study radiation storms that could threaten future astronauts. The craft was launched at 7 a m by a three stage Delta rocket and now reports a steady course halfway to the moon and back.
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Churchill Help to Soviets Said to Propaganda Boost
Historian Dr. Hugh M. Cole contends Churchill asked Stalin for Soviet help during the Battle of the Bulge, a move he says fed Soviet boasts that Western forces were saved by the Red Army. Cole notes German surprise and Allied losses before a resumed push into Germany. He argues intelligence failures and misread leaders shaped the Ardennes outcome.
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Provincetown to Permit Beatniks at Resort This Summer
Citizens asked selectmen to bar beatniks but council failed to define the term. A lengthy debate left the policy unclear as the seaside resort plans for summer activities.
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Mass
UPI
Kennedy Family Visits Kennedy Grave at Arlington
Members of the Kennedy family and friends visit Arlington Cemetery to honor the late President John F. Kennedy on what would be his 48th birthday. Eunice Kennedy Shriver and Robert F. Kennedy lead prayers beside the eternal flame as crowds gather.
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Johnson Presses on Mental Retardation Drive Amid Kennedy Tribute
President Johnson paid tribute to John F. Kennedy and his mental retardation program while reviewing State and Defense cables. He spoke in Texas over Memorial Day weekend and coordinated with McNamara before NATO talks. Johnson accepted Dr. Stafford L. Warren’s resignation as special assistant in the program, effective June 30.
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Force Moves In On Congo Rebs
Congo government troops with white mercenaries close in on rebel strongholds Buta and Bondo to free about 100 hostages. Offensive backed by fighter planes and B 26 bombers targets Belgians and others including Portuguese and a British missionary who escaped a massacre last December.
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UPI
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Nevada Governor Praises Lincoln County Graduates
Panaca Nevada UPI Governor Grant Sawyer told Lincoln County High School graduates that teen problems like Beatle haircuts do not worry him. He said the younger generation is more involved in social and political questions and hopes future leaders will tear down the wall of bigotry.
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