Kuwait Official Attacks Israel at Arab Parley
An Arab League style meeting in Kuwait featured speakers denouncing Israel and discussing joint action. Jaber urged a strong stance including oil embargoes, economic measures, and coordinated responses to alleged American support for Israel. Several Arab leaders pressed for solidarity to counter perceived threats and secure Arab lands.
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Arab economy wracked by Middle East conflict plagues prosperity
Reported by United Press International outlines heavy costs in the region. Israel faces an expensive mobilization effort while observers note possible prosperity amid war. Economic strain hits tourism and coastal hubs as currency flows falter and supply chains stall. Local markets reel from supply disruptions and insurance costs rise.
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Israeli resort areas thrive amid postwar disruption
The report notes partial recovery in Israeli resort areas as tourism and restaurant trades pick up slowly after the crisis. Traffic returns to normal in Jerusalem Tel Aviv and Haifa despite army vehicle curbs while Foreign Minister Abba Eban travels to the UN General Assembly to push for a settlement with Arab states. Syria faces austerity amid political upheavals and reduced Iraqi oil transit losses. The UAR’s long-term prospects appear serious as the Suez Canal closure costs the region daily hard currency.
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Middle East War Drama Draws In New Actors
Reports from Cairo and Delhi describe unfolding shifts as Syria and Algeria reportedly seek to coordinate guerrilla actions against Israel while relying on backing from the Soviet bloc. Meanwhile India expels two Chinese diplomats after an embassy incident as global tensions ripple through the six day war aftermath.
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Princess Anne Eyes Sea Service With WRNS
Princess Anne plans to join the Women's Royal Naval Service likely next summer after Queen Elizabeth approves. Enlisted pay is 14 a week, and senior WRN officers would be pleased if she joins, though she would be treated like any other recruit. She turns 17 on August 15 and would finish studies at Benenden School before enlisting.
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Greeks Arrested as Regime Detains 36 Officials
Athens reports 36 former Greek registrators under house arrest in detention camps or jail for activities against the army-led government. The announcement notes charges related to subversion and opposition to the regime, as authorities extend controls after the coup.
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Plane Down in Brazil Aims to Rescue Crews
A Brazilian air crash near Cachimbo in the Amazon region ends in uncertainty as eight aircraft search parties converge. Survivors unknown as the vast forest and hostile terrain hinder rescue efforts. Local authorities report a difficult mission amid dense jungle and dangerous conditions.
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