Israel warns Old City annexation is irrevocable
In Jerusalem, religious affairs minister Zerah Warhaftig asserted the Old City annexation is irrevocable as Israel pledges to safeguard holy sites and guarantee access for Christians and Muslims. Vatican pressure and UN concerns rise amid regional conflict and international diplomacy.
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Red Fliers Claim North Vietnam Avoids Fight
U S Air Force pilots in Da Nang accused North Vietnamese fighters of fleeing to Red China rather than engaging. Col Robert Maloy and Col Frederick Blesse said the Red Chinese sanctuary shows the enemy as a paper tiger after losses, with 37 planes down in a month.
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Vietnamese generals seek removal of Minh from presidential race
The ruling military junta in Saigon agreed to challenge Lt. Gen. Duong Van Minh before the Election Council, labeling him a security risk. The council meets Friday to study complaints about 17 candidate tickets for the Sept. 3 election.
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Egypt names new commander in Yemen amid troop shifts
Maj. Gen. Abdel Kader Hassan succeeds Gen. Talaat Hassan as commander of Egyptian forces in Republican Yemen. Hassan, previously deputy commander, leads units aiding Yemeni Republicans after Mohamed al Badr’s 1962 deportation. Talaat Hassan commanded Yemeni forces for 13 months amid reports of demoralization and withdrawals after defeats by Israel.
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Children among many victims in tragic incident
A major incident left numerous victims, many of them children, with details highlighted in Page One coverage and AP Wirephoto captions underscoring the human impact and ongoing investigation.
Navy seeks bids for sea based ABM research
The Navy requests design studies from six firms for a mobile sea based antiballistic missile system. If pursued it would install on submarines or ships to defend against nuclear attack and encourage nonproliferation talks. The plan remains research only with no decision to deploy.
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Lockney Junior Club Wins State Honors for Vietnam Service Project
The Tl Penserose Junior Student Club of Lockney earned first in Caprock District and state honors in the Texas Federated Women’s Clubs competition for a Vietnam service project. Members chose a local serviceman each, gathered data, wrote letters, sent inspirational books, and shared addresses of Lockney area personnel in Vietnam.
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Lions Attack Protesters At Chicago Lions Convention
Three antiwar demonstrators interrupted a Lions International gathering in Chicago Stadium. Delegates swarmed them as Dean Rusk spoke, a plainclothes officer was assaulted, and the trio faced disorderly conduct charges. Rusk urged peace as police detained the protesters.
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Enterprise returns from Vietnam tour amid tougher air war
The 90,000 ton carrier Enterprise came back from a second tour off Vietnam after losing 14 pilots. Captain James L. Holloway II said North Vietnam air defenses are stiffer and SAMs and flak are common. The ship’s nine squadrons dropped over 14,000 tons of explosives on Haiphong and a Hanoi area missile plant. Holloway, 45, will soon become one of the Navy’s youngest admirals.
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