Arabs Chiefes in Summit Talks on Suez Cease Fire Observers
The U N Security Council will send military observers to the Suez cease fire line as Israeli and Egyptian clashes continue. Arab leaders gathered in Cairo to discuss the crisis with King Hussein arriving for talks alongside Boumedienne, Atassi, and Aref. Egypt seeks details before agreeing to observers.
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Algeria
Noureddin Atassi
Syria
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Atassi
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Security Council
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Thant
Ger Odd Bull
Palestine
Peace Plan Shown by Eight Republicans to De escalate Vietnam War
Eight Republican congressmen proposed a unilateral U S step by step de escalation of the Vietnam War halting bombing north of the 21st parallel for 60 days and then moving southward in five stages if North Vietnam matched each pause. Rep F Bradford Morse said success could lead to peace talks and possible negotiations.
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Hanoi
Haiphong
U.S
F. Bradford Morse
Massachusetts
South Vietnam
Morse
Geome
Police Scatter Mob Ends Racial Unrest in Waterloo
A wave of destruction and looting in Waterloo Iowa's North End prompted police to disperse crowds after about three hours. Injuries included two Black residents and three whites from glass and rock debris as authorities blamed no single cause. The city has tried reforms such as slum clearance and youth centers to avert more violence.
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Iowa
Robert Wright
Tampa
Nick Nuccio
Kansas City
Swope Park
Wives Take Everything Then Leave or Stay
A brief line noting how some wives depart husbands and take all possessions while others stay and take everything but their absence or presence remains a matter of choice.
Navy fires back as Hanoi raid hits 68 canisters
U S defense officials described a bombing raid near Hanoi that destroyed 68 missile canisters at Ban Yen Nanh and caused extensive fires. McNamara toured battle zones while naval forces pounded targets near the demilitarized zone with heavy ship batteries and mobile riverine forces in the delta.
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McNamara Tours Delta Sees Slow Pacification Progress
U S Defense Secretary Robert S McNamara said the multimillion dollar pacification program in the Mekong Delta is moving slowly while large scale military operations have performed well for months He praised the Mobile Riverine Force as an unconventional solution and said expansion is likely The 4000 man unit has carried out about 700 operations in the delta with some boats shot at and two mired Marines and soldiers conduct 48 hour follow ups per mission
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Rap River
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U.S
Robert S. McNamara
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Mekong
Saigon
United States
U.S. 9Th Infantry Division
William B. Fulton
Riots in Hong Kong Endanger U S Servicemen
Bar employees and the U S shore patrol rescued visiting American servicemen as mobs burned vehicles and attacked police. A Hong Kong policeman was killed, two Chinese rioters died, and scores of pickup missions were conducted without further injuries. U S personnel visit Hong Kong weekly for rest leaves, with thousands more expected aboard a flotilla.
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Red China
Cloudy Warm Weather With Showers Likely Through Tuesday
The forecast calls for cloudy, warm and humid conditions with showers or thundershowers likely through Tuesday. Tonight’s low around 70 and tomorrow’s high near 90. A cool dry trend expected Wednesday with highs in the low 80s and lows in the upper 60s to 60s. Yesterday’s high reached 90 with an overnight low around 71.
210 Japanese Killed In Weakening Typhoon Bil
Typhoon Bil weakened to a tropical storm as it struck southwest Japan over the weekend. Floods and landslides killed at least 210 people, with 134 missing and 443 injured. Across Kyushu and western Honshu, floods swamped over 200,000 homes and damaged roads, bridges, and rail lines. The Hiroshima area reported heavy losses with 99 dead, 51 missing, and 120 injured, as cliff collapses buried many in Kure.
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Kure
Two blind girls die in Akron elevator accident
In Akron Ohio two blind YWCA residents Genevieve Ryncart twenty two and Donna Clifford seventeen died when an elevator car opened on the seventh floor to a stopped shaft and plummeted to a sub basement. Both victims worked for Goodwill Industries.
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Akron, Ohio
YWCA
Genevieve Ryncart
Donna Clifford
Goodwill Industries
Assistant Prosecutor Murdered in Akron Club
Akon based Summit County Assistant Prosecutor Arthur Snell, 38, was shot four times and died at a hospital after an early morning incident at Club Wonder in downtown Akron. Marvin Foster, 24, was arrested at the scene. Frederick Orr, 37, was later taken into custody and charged later.
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Foster
Snell
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Ohio State University
University of Akron Law School
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