Prisoners Exchanged as Israeli War Planes Attack Canal
Israeli jets pressed the offensive against Egyptian positions along the Suez Canal while a cease fire line at El Qantara hosted a prisoner exchange overseen by the International Red Cross. Egypt received one Egyptian pilot and another prisoner in return for one Israeli soldier and two civilians. air actions targeted installations for 45 minutes as MIG21s from Egypt engaged Israeli planes with no decisive result. A separate raid targeted Jordan near Irbid and an ambush on the Golan Heights killed one Israeli soldier and wounded two others. UN observers mourned the Swedish officer Maj. Plane killed near Port Suez, drawing Condolences. Sweden’s Odd Bull signaled possible temporary observer withdrawal as tensions rise.
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Syria
Egypt
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Maj. Bo
Port Suez
Yosef Tekoah
Hyannis Port Deluged by Kennedy Letters
Thousands of letters and about 2,500 telegrams poured into Hyannis Port as supporters flood the Kennedy campaign, with an estimated 3,500 letters in 12 sacks favoring Sen. Edward M. Kennedy. A Kennedy aide called it “the big one” while offices in Boston process the overflow and await his next move.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Strengthens Conclusions on Smoking Linked Diseases
The Public Health Service reported new evidence linking diabetic smoking to heart disease emphysema and mouth cancer as well as pregnancy risks. The agency notes the information strengthens prevention efforts and cites congressional and industry reactions to ad limits and public health messaging.
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Washington
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Congress
Cedival Mertings
Gore Haa
Kennedy Probation Report Sees No Special Treatment
An officer said Kennedy will be treated like any probationer with a year long probation, a one year license suspension, and a four month jail term for the offense. Reporting dates are to be set privately by the court, with flexibility for location and method, while observers note no reason for special treatment. The case sparked debate within the Kennedy family and ongoing appeals for advice on resignation.
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Earnings Bared By T LME DC Merger Impact On Profits
Earnings for T LME DC were exposed amid merger activity between PIALE DC and LAMSE. Report notes double digit increases in profits during the second quarter, with additions tied to the merger and a notable rise in natural gas and petroleum output led by Louisiana ranks.
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Gulf Oil Lease Sale Action Urged by Louisiana Congressman
Louisiana Rep Patrick T Caffery urged Interior Secretary Walter J Tuckel to quickly resume Gulf of Mexico oil lease sales off the Louisiana coast after their cancellation. He warned the continued postponement would have a disastrous effect on energy development and revenue.
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Walter J. Tuckel
Louisiana Congress
Gulf of Mexico
Gulf of Mesiceo
Louisiana
Patrick T. Caffery
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