Aqaba Crisis Deepens as Nasser Closes Gulf Route
The piece notes Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser's blockade of Israeli shipping through the Gulf of Aqaba and his warning he will not drop the blockade. It explains Elath’s role as Israel’s port and the potential for global shipping to reroute, along with past events at Suez and Sharm el Sheik and UN actions on straits.
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Washington
Israel
Jordan
Syria
Middle East
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Gulf of Aqaba
Elath
Asia
East Africa
Nasser
Africa
Mediterranean
Suez Canal
Red Sea
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
United States
Eaath
Gulf
State of Israel
Sinai Peninsula
Gulf of Suez
Sharm el Sheik
Strait of Tiran
U.N
Sharm
Strait
United Nations
Detectives Halt Robbery as Gunmen Loot Kansas Supermarket
In Kansas City, detectives faced a helpless hold up at Green Hills Supermarket where two masked men used a sawed-off shotgun and an automatic pistol to take over $4,000. A third suspect fled then was captured after a chase. $570 was recovered and a 12 gauge shotgun found.
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Kansas City
Kan
Leone Samples
Green Hills
Charles Forge
Forgey
Edward Daddgs
Plumbers Local 8 and Pipe Fitters Strike in Kansas City
In Kansas City area a walkout by Plumbers Local 8 and Pipe Fitters Local 533 begins after failed talks with Associated Plumbing Contractors. About 2,000 members are affected as wage packages and contract terms remain unresolved.
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Kansas City
Plumbers Local No
Pipe Fitters
Louis H. Stine
Associated Plumbing Contractors
Robert J. Lanning
The
Fitters
Mechanical Contractors Association
Lanning
Stine
Nine Hurt In Wichita Three-Vehicle Bus Crash
In Wichita, nine people were injured when a Metropolitan Transit Authority bus carrying eight passengers was struck by a car driven by 16 year old Don M. Teubner, causing the bus to overturn. Four were admitted in satisfactory condition. Teubner was charged with failing to yield.
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Wichita
Metropolitan Transit Authority
John Gillock
Don M. Teubner
R. Joann Lawrence
Gillock
Teubner
Hoover attacks heat talk on riots as dangerous
FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover criticizes civil rights leaders for naming cities at risk of riots, warning such talk is an invitation to hotheads to act. He references Stokely Carmichael and Martin Luther King Jr. without naming them, in a June FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin message.
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Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
New York Lottery Tickets Go On Sale At Midnight
In New York State the lottery began selling $1 tickets at 12:01 a.m. at venues including the Americana Hotel where Patricia Nelson was first to buy. By 12:45 p.m. 171 tickets had been sold at that hotel. The state aims to sell 30 million monthly for 360 million yearly, with 240 prizes totaling 300,000 per million sold.
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New York
Robert Goldfarb
St. Thomas
V.J
Auto Workers Outline Demands in Detroit Meeting
Delegates from the United Auto Workers Chrysler Council gather in Detroit to draft contract demands ahead of July bargaining. Chrysler, Ford and GM contracts expire in September while the international board selects a target company for possible strike actions.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers National Chrysler Council
Chrysler Council
Ford Motor Co
UAW
Ford
Chrysler
General Motors
American Motors
International
Indusry
Addington Grain Abandoned After Court Order
Hutchinson Kan AP The Addington Grain Co properties were declared abandoned by court order with an 18 month redemption period waived. Foreclosure began last year by Denver National Bank, with Trans-American Insurance Corp having three months to redeem. failure transfers title to the bank. Civil judgments exceed 2 million. Grain inspectors found a 494 419 bushel shortage valued above 500 000. William Addington faces a five county warrant for fraudulent warehouse receipts. Facilities at Hutchinson and Elkhart were sold last September.
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Addington
Hutchinson and Elkhart
William Addington
Reno County
Hutchinson
Trains May Be Halted Between Kansas City and Minneapolis
The Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railroad asked the Interstate Commerce Commission to discontinue Train No. 16 from Kansas City to Minneapolis departing 8 p.m. and arriving 8:25 a.m. and Train No. 15 from Minneapolis to Kansas City departing 8 p.m. and arriving 7:55 a.m. The halt could take effect June 30.
Record Prices Rise for Monaural and Stereo Records
New York AP reports major labels will price monaural Bach and Beatles records at parity with stereo. RCA Victor raises prices by $1 to match stereo, with Columbia and Capitol following on subsequent dates. Capitol's president cites rising costs and shrinking profits. Monaural prices now generally range from $4.79 to $4.95.
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New York
RCA Victor
Columbia Records
Capitol Records
Stanley M.gortikov
Capitol Records Distributing Corp
Gortikov
Missouri Soldiers Killed in Action in Vietnam Listed
The Defense Department named three Missouri soldiers killed in action in Vietnam. Sgt James G Clark husband of Elma Clark Kansas City Spec 4 Xavier Johnson son of Samelie Moore St Louis and Pfc James Se Coleman son of Charles and Mrs Coleman North Kansas City Mo. Two others died not in action Capt Robert L Mosher husband of Marilyn Mosher Junction City Kan and Spec 4 Alan J Ruddell son of Chester Ruddell Marshfield Mo.
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Missouri
Defense Department
Vietnam
James G. Clark
Elma Clark
Kansas City
Spec
Xavier Johnson
Samelie Moore
St. Louis
James Se. Coleman
Charles Coleman
North Kansas City
Robert L. Mosher
Marilyn R. Mosher
Junction City
Kan
Alan J. Ruddell
Chester Ruddell
Marshfield
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Weather Bureau
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Wau
NUE Telco
GSS
Benjamin * Moore
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Massachusetts
Williams
Fresh Start
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By Upjohn
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