Soviet Dilemma Over Suez Closure and Arab World
United Press International reports Soviet leaders pressuring Egypt to reopen the Suez Canal while avoiding overt pressure to preserve face in the Arab world. Moscow faces multibillion-dollar toll and disrupted shipping as Egypt remains firm, with Western diplomats pessimistic on a swift canal solution.
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Soviet Union
Suez Canal
Egypt
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Soares
Beyit
East Bank
Israel
Middle East
Beirut
Lebanon
Pravda
Cairo
Attack On Liu Seen Today
Hong Kong dispatch says Red Yard mobs besiege Liu Shao chi s Peking residence as Mao rival power struggle intensifies. Japanese reporters estimate 400000 Mao supporters ready to pull Liu into streets while 700 Red Guard units patrol his home.
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UPI
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Peking
Liu Shao-chi
Saturay
Mao Tse-tung
Liu
Mao
Red Guard
China
Khrushchev
Red Guards
Peking Radio
Shanghai
Shanghai Radio
Tiara Theft Suspects Seized at Sacred Jerusalem Church
In Jerusalem the Franciscan Chapel of the Nail of the Cross housed a 700-year-old Virgin Mary statue and a queen of Portugal gifted tiara. Thieves struck Wednesday night stealing the crown along with six gold hearts and two earrings from the Holy Sepulcher. Police questioned five young men as part of the probe.
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Perthere
Diarmond-Sons
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Francis Chichester
Christendom
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SDS
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Mad'ira
Rose
Chichester
Funchal
UPI
Jacent
Portugal
Old
Israel
Jordan
Stamp Club meets at Municipal Garden and Arts Center
Members of the South Plains Stamp Club gather at 7 30 p m Monday at the Municipal Garden and Arts Center. E J Ohnemus reports on the new Lubbock post office and Paul Clover chairs the junior stamp club report followed by an auction. Public invited.
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Municipal Garden and Arts Center
E. J. Ohnemus
Lubbock
Paul Clover
Junior Stamp Club
Hong Kong confronts border clash over Mao posters
Report from Hong Kong describes a border confrontation at Lowu involving 30 Chinese civilians and a two- man guard post on the frontier. Officials from both sides met and agreed to end tearing down Mao posters after a two hour discussion.
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Red China
Post Satur J
Mao Tse-tung
Mao
Lowu
Theodore Roosevelt
20Th St
New York
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