Dayan Says Israel Could Defeat Arabs Without Aid
Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Dayan, famed for the 1956 Suez War heroics, told a Tel Aviv press conference that Israeli forces could beat the Arabs in any war without U S or British help. He urged diplomatic moves to lift Egypt’s blockade of the Gulf of Aqaba and halt Arab troop buildups along Israel’s borders, while stressing he would not want American or British troops to risk lives for Israel. He commented amid UN Security Council debates on peace proposals and reports of Soviet naval shadowing near the U S Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean.
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U.S
Gulf of Aqaba
Egypt
U.N. Security Council
New York
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Tal Aviv
Gulf of Aaaba
Marines and Reds Battle in Coastal Vietnam Standoff
U S Marines claim 372 Communist dead overnight in Quang Tin Province as they press operations near Da Nang and Chu Lai. Marine casualties total 54 killed and 120 wounded with heavy action on a three mile ridge and a village named Vinh Huey No 2. A helicopter crewman died, two wounded in a crash during night bombardment and ridge assault.
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Lidice Reborn 25 Years After Nazi Destruction
A glance inside portrays Lidice as a symbol of Nazi oppression, while noting a new Lidice living today, 25 years after the old village was obliterated. The piece is part of a broader magazine section referencing pages on Emmies awards, summer biographies, and wartime history.
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Lidice
Majority of Plain Dealer readers favor Vietnam withdrawal
The Plain Dealer in Cleveland reports that of 9 162 readers who returned coupons from last Sunday 5 798 favored outright withdrawal of American troops from Vietnam The results show Howard Zinn Boston University professor led with 5 798 votes while L Mendel Rivers and J W Fulbright trailed with 1 716 and 1 648 votes respectively Zinn urged leaving the country to let Vietnamese resolve their own affairs Rivers backed continued pressure with negotiations while Fulbright supported de escalation toward negotiations A noted fourth option was not offered and an administration official declined to write a piece for the paper
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North Vietnam
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Drunk Man Found Unconscious in Springfield Hospital
Claude Howard, 45, was charged with intoxication after police found him unconscious on a slab in Mercy Hospital morgue. He had earlier been taken by the fire division squad for back pains and is due in municipal court Monday.
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Neal Nelson
James Abshear
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Middletown Forecast: Clouds with Light Showers Today
The forecast for Middletown and vicinity calls for mostly cloudy skies and mild temperatures with occasional light rain or showers. Highs around 76 degrees.
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Two Boys Die In South Main Street Crash Here
Two youths, 4 and 16, died from injuries after a car truck collision on South Main Street near the city line. Four others injured. names include Odell Wize, 40, father of the child, and Gary Mockbee, 18, driver of the car. The crash occurred at 11:20 a.m. with a rescue of 15 minutes. Coroner lists deaths at 1:45 p.m. and 6:50 p.m. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Omaha St
Thomas Combs
Mockbee
Odell Wire
S. Main
Butler County
Garrett Boone
Wize
Havens
Boston Braces After Roxbury Riots and Police Clash
Racial tensions erupted into a 12 hour riot in Roxbury with about 1000 police clashing with a mob of similar size. Two buildings burned and damage unofficially hit 500000 dollars. After turmoil, 44 arrests including three civil rights leaders, with officials seeking to curb further violence.
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Roxbury
Edmund F. McNamara
John F. Collins
Tobacco group fames over equal time rule
In Wilson North Carolina AP report tobacco industry spokesmen oppose a Federal Communications Commission order requiring radio and television stations airing cigarette ads to provide air time to antismoking programs. The FCC allowed time sales if possible and free time if no sponsor is found. John D. Palmer of Tobacco Associates warns the move could broaden federal reach.
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Tobacco Associates
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Palmer
Washington
Airliner Down With 88 Aboard in Pyrenees
A chartered DC4 carrying British tourists to Spain's Costa Brava crashed on Mont Canigou in the Pyrenees, killing all 88 aboard. There were 83 passengers and five crew members. The flight departed from Manston Airport in England, with Perpignan officials confirming the crash site about 12 miles north of the Franco-Spanish frontier near the 9140 foot mountain.
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Mont Canigou
Manston
England
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Episcopal Bishop Urges Pope as Chief Pastor of Christian Family
In Grace Cathedral San Francisco Episcopal Bishop C Kilmer Myers appeals to Anglicans and Protestants to honor Pope Paul VI as chief pastor of the Christian family. He urges unity beyond centuries of division and hopes the pope and successors will shape a new role for the papacy in the modern world.
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Universal Church
U S denies bombing of Soviet ship Turkistan near Haiphong
Washington said no U S aircraft bombed or strafed the Soviet ship Turkistan about 50 miles northeast of Haiphong. The Defense Department blamed possible North Vietnamese antiaircraft fire and asserted no evidence supported Moscow's charges. The State Department summoned the Soviet chargé d’affaires to deliver a protest as Moscow warned of possible measures to protect its ships.
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