Odd Bull Dayan In Talks On Syria Cease Fire
UNITED NATIONS AP Israel said Gen Moshe Dayan met with Lt Gen Odd Bull head of the U N Palestine Truce Supervison Organization in Jerusalem to arrange a cease fire with Syria Amb Gideon Rafael spoke to the Security Council as U Thant relayed Israel reports of Israeli forces near Damascus denying an air attack Damascus airport area was hit observers were urged to verify claims Syria said Israeli aircraft shelling border villages continued for 36 hours and a cease-fire was being prepared though tensions persisted
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Cardinal Ritter Dies at 74 in St. Louis
Joseph Cardinal Ritter archbishop of St. Louis since 1946 died peacefully at 5 57 am after two heart attacks. The native of Indiana had ordered 1947 school integration, faced lawsuits, and earlier led Indianapolis as its first archbishop.
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Joseph Cardinal Ritter
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de Peal Hospital
John XXII
Cardinal Ritter
New Albany
Ind
St. Meinrad’s Seminary
Indiana
Indianapolis
Pius XII
Seminoles Win Ruling on Florida Land Ownership
The U S Claims Court ruled the Seminoles established ownership of nearly all Florida, awarding payment for 22 million acres and potentially costing the government about 40 million dollars. The unanimous decision may still be appealed to the Supreme Court.
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S. Claims Court
Florida
U.S
Supreme Court
Nasser vows to stay as president amid protests in Cairo
Gamel Abdel Nasser announced to the Egyptian National Assembly that he will remain president of the United Arab Republic to honor the will of the people. Speaker Anwar Sadat confirmed the decision, while tens of thousands gathered, as authorities kept order with police and troops.
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Egypt
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Danish Princess Marries French Ex-Diplomat In Normal Danish Wedding
Princess Margrethe of Denmark weds Count Henri de Laborde de Monpezat in a ceremony aiming for traditional Danish simplicity. The bride, 27, becomes heir presumptive queen. the groom, 33, renames to Henrik and takes the title Prince of Denmark. Attendees include many European royals with Queen Elizabeth II absent.
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Ingrid
Sweden
Henri de Laborde de Monpezat
Europe
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England
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Greece
Copenhagen
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Marina
Duchess of Kent
Bishop Jensen
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Henri
Henrik
Count
Prince of
Weather forecast hints at clouds and warmth this weekend
The weathermen predict a cloudy, warm and humid weekend with a chance of a thundershower or two tonight and Sunday. Tonight’s low around 60s, tomorrow’s high in the upper 80s.
Johnsons TV Outfit Under Fire In Austin Market
Southwest Republic Corp. owner of KHIF TV files with the Federal Communications Commission charging President Johnsons family television interests with attempting to dominate the Austin market. The complaint says KTBC TV and a half interest in a community antenna system are used to undercut competition.
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Johnson
Austin, Tex
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Southwest Republic Corp
Khif-Tv
Southwest Republic
Ktbc-Tv
Austin
Rebel Leader Nabbed by New Mexico State Police
Rees Tijerina, leader of the Con federation of Free City States, was arrested at a state police roadblock south of Bernalillo along with two others after a massive manhunt. He faced charges for the northern New Mexico courthouse raid that left two officers shot and two hostages taken. Tijerina, 40, was armed but did not resist. he, his son Hugh Reyes Tijerina, 19, and Uvaldo Velasquez, 47, were jailed in Santa Fe with heavy guard. A gas station tip helped locate them after sightings near Bernalillo. The group claims heirs under old Spanish land grants control millions of acres in the Southwest.
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New Mexico
Santa Fe
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Uvaldo Velasquez
Youngsville
N.M
San Ysidro
Frank Wallace
Albuqueque
Carson National Forest
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Russians Poking In Debris May Fire Up Mideast Again
The article argues Moscow seeks to salvage Arab policy after the war by alleging U S and British collusion with Israel while threatening action over territory. It notes Soviet risks to prestige and a potential for renewed tensions despite a cease fire.
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Egypt
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Cardinal Ritter backs religious freedom bid despite failure
The proposal allowing each individual to worship God in his own way, even if considered in error by the Catholic Church, failed but Cardinal Ritter pledged to press for approval of the document on religious freedom.
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Ritter
U S Jets Bomb Hanoi Power Plant Amid Iron Triangle Fire
Jet fighters from carrier groups Constellation Bon Homme Richard and Enterprise bombed Hanoi electric plant and outskirts. One F8 Crusader is missing after apparent downing. Tass reports three U S planes shot down. The strike follows a Pleiku mortar attack that killed 26 and wounded 121.
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