UN General Assembly debates Israel withdrawal during Middle East crisis
Delegates at the United Nations General Assembly debate a withdrawal from territories captured in the June conflict. A two thirds vote is needed for any plan, with proposals from nonaligned nations and from Latin American and Caribbean states. The Security Council may implement any adopted plan after the assembly.
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Purge A Success Against Capitalist Roaders in China
Maoist Red Flag and official New China News Agency declare Liu, top party figure accused of taking the capitalist road, ousted as the cultural revolution purges leadership. Lin Piao cited as No 2, Chou En Lai rumored to assume Liu’s functions amid victory rhetoric.
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New China
Liu
Mao
Our
New China News Agency
Chou En-lai
Chou
Kenneth D. Kaunda
Zambia
China
Peking Radio
Lin Piao
Nihon Keizai
Lin
Ohio Supreme Court Upholds 1965 Reapportionment Plan
The Ohio Supreme Court, in a 5-2 decision led by Judge John M Matthias, upheld the 1965 legislative apportionment drawn by the Apportionment Board used since last November for 99 House members and 33 Senate seats. Dissenters included C William ONeill and Charles B Zimmerman.
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Ohio
U.S Supreme Court
Apportionment Board
Supreme Court
10Th District Court of Appeals
John M. Mat
Thias
Charles B. Zimmerman
C. William O'Neill
Ohio House
Senate
Democratic
Frank W. King
Toledo
Afl-Cio
Ohio Supreme Court
Draft Bill Signed Lottery Next Time
The Johnson administration plans another effort next year to push a lottery based draft system through Congress. A four year draft extension signed at the Texas ranch bars changes without new legislation, while officials indicate continued work on a lottery plan.
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Johnson
Texas
Thomas D. Morris
Defense
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
F. Edward Hebert
D-La
Tennessee Fears Dam May Collapse
An earthen dam in Lewis County threatens three small communities as seepage worsens. State officials warned it could collapse at any time, risking a 400 foot high wall of water toward the Big Buffalo River and prompting evacuation plans for about 400 residents.
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Riverside
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Lewis County
Nashville
the Game and Fish Commission
Negro Astronaut Picked For 1970 MOL Mission
Four aerospace research pilots named for the Air Force MOL program include Maj. Robert H. Lawrence Jr. the youngest at 31 and the only one with a PhD. Also named are Lt. Col Robert T. Herres Maj. Donald H. Peterson and Maj. James A. Abrahamson. They will fly in 1970 aboard a Gemini B attached to a Titan 3D booster for a 30 day orbital stay.
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Manned Orbiting Laboratory
Robert H. Lawrence Jr
Lawrence
Air Force
Department of Defense
Robert T. Herres
Denver
Colo
Donald H. Peterson
Winona
Miss
James A. Abrahamson
Portland
Ore
Chicago
Ohio State University
Abrahamson
Peterson
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Riots End in Buffalo After Promised Jobs and Robinson Visit
Civil unrest in Buffalo subsided after a promise of more jobs for Negroes and a visit by Jackie Robinson. Police withdrew from the East Side after rioting calmed. injuries reached about 70 with 26 gunshot victims, and nearly 200 arrests were made amid $100,000 in property damage and looting. Public meetings and Robinson’s urban affairs role helped ease tensions. Niagara Falls saw no significant incidents.
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N.Y
Jackie Robinson
Mile
East Side
Frank A. Sedita
Robinson
Brooklyn Dodgers
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Niagara Falls
U.S. Air Raids Hit Haiphong Area Fuel Dumps
U.S. Navy bombers targeted fuel oil storage near Haiphong after Washington acknowledged possible American fire on a Soviet ship. Five hundred pound bombs ignited flames and smoke as 115 strike missions pursued rail lines from Hanoi toward the Chinese border. two Skyhawk pilots were missing after antiaircraft fire.
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Haiphong
Washington
U.S
North Vietnam
Mikhail Frunze
Pentagon
United States
Turkistan
Camaha
Lai Dong
Hanoi
Weather Outlook Late Day Showers And Warm Sunday
Forecasters expect a late day shower or brief storm this afternoon or evening with lows in the upper 60s. Sunday looks partly cloudy and warm with likely showers.
No Disgrace in Poverty Says Modern Living Note
A satirical remark notes that poverty could ironically become a means to earn a living in contemporary society. The line suggests humor about economic struggle as a pathway to income.
Titan 6-In-1 Orbit Planned From Cape Kennedy Launch
The Air Force aims to launch six satellites on a Titan 3 rocket from Cape Kennedy between 9 15 and 10 a m EDT. The six satellites will reach distinct orbits after six hours of maneuvering and join 15 existing Defense Department units to form an initial military space communications network.
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Fla
Air Force
America
Defense Department
Traffic deaths near normal as July Fourth weekend begins
Traffic deaths in the early hours of the extended Independence Day weekend totaled 30 since 6 p.m. Friday. The Associated Press notes the toll runs about normal for a nonholiday period.
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