Israeli Jordanian border clash sparks regional air war flare
United Press International reports heavy shelling around Beisan Irbid and other Jordanian towns as Israeli and Jordanian forces exchange long range artillery. Al-Fatah claims responsibility amid warnings of intensified strikes. ceasefire line near the Allenby Bridge witnesses a 78 minute barrage with no reported Jordanian casualties.
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United Press International
Jordan
Beisan
Al-Fatah
Amman
Israel
Golan Heights
Syria
Irbid
Jordan River
Middle East
Jerusalem
Radio Israel
King Hussein Allenby Bridge
Dead Sea
Lyndon Johnson and Vietnam War Endgame Urges Resignation
In a sharply critical stance, the writer accuses President Johnson of preventing peace in Vietnam with obstinacy and misguided tactics. The piece argues only a change in leadership, possibly Nixon or Humphrey, can bring ceasefire, urging resignation within four months to reveal sincere peace efforts. It references Ho Chi Minh, Dean Rusk, and the White House power dynamics.
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Johnson
Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh
Lyndon Johnson
Ing
Dean Rusk
U. S
North Vietnam
White House
Richard Nixon
Hubert Humphrey
Dean cites physician shortage amid rising medical education costs
Dr John Rose of George Town University School of Medicine warns of a U S physician shortage not from applicant decline but from soaring education costs as private and federal grants fall. He calls for expanding public and private medical schools to bolster supply and training capacity.
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Georgetown University School of Medicine
U. S
John Rose
Nixon's No Shoo-In Says Poll Expert
A 1,866 voter Sindlinger poll across 48 states finds 23.1 percent undecided. Third party Wallace supporters add uncertainty about the election outcome, comparing Nixon’s status to Dewey in 1948.
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New York
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
Thomas E. Dewey
Sindlinger
George C. Wallace
Nixon
Dewey
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Wallace
U S Plans 12000 GIs to Europe for Allied Maneuvers
Washington UPI reports the Pentagon considering sending about 12 000 combat troops and airmen to Europe early next year for allied maneuvers as part of NATO deterrence against Soviet pressure in Eastern Europe. Initial figures of 20000 to 40000 referred to Americans involved, with two brigades and four squadrons, totaling about 12000 men, likely to participate.
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U.S
Europe
Washington
UPI
United States
Pentagon
Defense
Clark M. Clifford
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Soviet Union
Weather Summary With Sunny skies and warm day
Clear and sunny weather with gentle winds. Today's high 90 and low 60. Yesterday's high 86 and low 55. Noontime humidity at 11 percent. Sunrise at 6 25 and sunset at 6 44.
Recount Confirms Franklin Narrowly Wins County Post
G. L. (Bud) Franklin Henderson city councilman is the Democratic primary winner for county commissioner from cities outside Las Vegas. A recount requested by rival Dr. James B. French Boulder City councilman upheld the certification, showing Franklin with 1,563 votes to 1,558 for French.
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G. L
Bud) Franklin
Henderson
Las Vegas
James B. French
Boulder
Franklin
French
Unruly Cab Driver Couture Sparks Airport Standoff
At McCarran Airport, taxi driver Jimmy DelGiudice faced Deputy objections to his tuxedo and floppy beach hat, triggering a wildcat taxi strike until he agreed to dress more conventionally. Union rep Leo Henrikson helped mediate as deputies secured the county pass.
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Las Vegas
McCarran International
Spiro
Ted) Agnew
Maryland
Paul Laxalt
Nevada
GOP
Richard Nixon
Ted Vesely
John Adams
John the Baptist Greek Orthodox Church
Agnew
Nixon
Miami Beach
Clark County Committee
Sheriff's Department
Jimmy DelGiudice
McCarran
Jimmy
Sheriff’s Department
Leo Henrikson
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Albert E. Sindlinger
Sindlinger & Co
Norwood, Pa
Inuhe Sun
Ann Landers
Boulder City
CCC
Ralph Pearl
Walter Winchell
Tom Mulroy
Robert Broadbent
SMN
Showboa
Fremont ST
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