Soviet proposal for emergency UN session in Middle East
The United States opposed the Soviet bid for an emergency UN session while Britain and Iceland indicated consent if the majority favored it. At the opening, Abdul Rahman Pazhwak is expected to be re elected president as Kosygin and aides head to New York to press for Israeli troop withdrawal from Egypt Jordan and Syria. De Gaulle may attend. Wilson to meet in Paris.
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Security Council blocks Soviet resolution on Israeli withdrawals
The assembly session after the Security Council rejected a Soviet resolution demanding Israeli troop withdrawal, with the Soviet Union threatening to veto U.S. and Canadian peace resolutions. About 150,000 Arabs are reported as refugees in western Jordan amid desperate food shortages.
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Riots Convictions Rise as Police Clash in City
More than 310 arrested this week with 12 rioters convicted Thursday of violating the State Riot Act fined 500 dollars and sentenced to a year in the city workhouse. The crowd shouted Shoot the judge as 400 inmates set fires and smashed windows at the workhouse. About 130 officers and National Guardsmen restored order with tear gas while 150 Youth Patrol members were pulled from streets.
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Jungfrau Excursion Among Swiss Peaks in Snowbound Trip
A travel note describes a near two hour Grindelwald start to Kleine Scheidegg excursion. An electric two car train climbs from a ski center to 11,300 feet where a hotel sits and a 40 minute tunnel ride awaits in a high mountain pass. Snow and fog limited visibility, but the journey remained highly impressive.
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Visit to Mad King Ludwig II Castle and Salzburg Highlights
The article tours Ludwig II’s castle on Chiemsee with 4000 candles nightly, a 70 room plan only 20 completed, and 28 chandeliers plus 44 candle devices. It also praises the Goldener Hirsch Hotel in Salzburg, a 500 year old, 40 room lodging with rich atmosphere and fine food. Museums and cathedrals offer dry breaks during rainy spells, a rare itinerary respite.
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Water aid planes stand by to airdrop Egyptian troops
The White House said U S military planes in Athens are ready to deliver water to Egyptians stranded in the Sinai if Israel and the United Arab Republic approve. Press secretary Christian said the U S has contacted the Red Cross in Geneva and offered to provide aircraft for water drops if feasible and sanctioned by the two governments.
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