Detected man near Soviet U.N. mission charged with weapon
Detective stopped Michael Natale, 42, as he carried a loaded .32 revolver and a 10 inch hunting knife in a blue bag near the Soviet U.N. Mission. Natale, described as a drifter, was committed to Bellevue Hospital for observation after arraignment on weapon possession. He had sought permission to visit the Soviet Union from the State Department.
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Odd Sweaty Palms Airline Ad Campaign Ends In Merger
Pacific Air Lines faced a bold campaign by Stan Freberg that urged fear of flying and included gifts like a rabbit’s foot and a Positive Thinking book. The ad gamble failed as the carrier disclosed its president’s resignation and a merger into West Coast Airlines of Seattle, which will be the surviving company.
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Nasser’s aftershocks from Sinai defeat continue to ripple
President Nasser faces a shrinking economy and rising civilian hardship as Cairo broadcasts push a wartime narrative. Families mourn missing sons while shortages bite meat and food supplies. The Suez Canal stays closed, tourism collapses, and Soviet aid props Egypt as military rebuilds with MIGs arriving. Diplomatic moves center on pressuring Israel to withdraw and regain territories.
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No Adam Go Home Signs In Solons Bimini Retreat
BIMINI Bahamas AP There are no Adam Go Home signs in Bimini and locals question why Powell stays away Harlem groups urge his return after his landslide re election amid calls for him to fight for Harlem. Critics link his stance on black power to his absence and potential rematch.
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Flower Children Welcome Summer With Solstice Celebration
In San Francisco crowds gathered on Twin Peaks and at Golden Gate Park to usher in a summer of love. Hippies, bands like the Grateful Dead and Quicksilver Messenger Service, and varied garb flocked to the 63 year old witch ceremony on the beach. The scene blended meditation, music, and ritual as hundreds predicted a large hippie influx.
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