Battle of Destiny Lost as Nasser Faces Egypt Crisis
President Nasser has fought and lost his battle of destiny bringing Egypt to the brink of starvation and possible civil strife. With Suez Canal revenues blocked and oil imports rising, Egypt faces drought with wheat stocks dwindling by September while public unrest grows and rivals seek foreign loans to avert collapse.
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Suez Canal Shut Amid Middle East War Developments
The Suez Canal remains closed with about 10 ships blocked, threatening Egypt's economy as oil revenues fall in Syria and Jordan faces tourism losses. The Soviet Union seeks a U N General Assembly special session to pressure Israel to relinquish newly captured territory.
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Rioting in Cincinnati as Black residents attack stores
Roving groups of Black individuals rioted in Cincinnati after a protest over a white death sentence. Molotov fires, looting, and rocks damaged a five block Burnet Avenue area while police deployed much of the force. Several reporters and a TV newsman were injured.
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WLWTV
Jets Hit Rail Lines and Power Plants in North Vietnam
U S Air Force and Navy jets conducted 100 missions over North Vietnam amid generally good weather. They struck rail lines north of Hanoi destroying loaded tank cars and damaging locomotives and cars. One Air Force Phantom was shot down near the DMZ. two crewmen were rescued, marking the 582nd combat loss. In South Vietnam 14 major ground sweeps reported with no large-scale fighting, while B52 raids targeted Quang Tri Province and infiltration routes and a northern base camp.
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Cooper says Israel must hold territory for security
Sen. John Sherman Cooper urges that Israel be allowed to retain enough conquered Arab land to guarantee security and shipping. He argues for negotiated give and take with Arabs and protection of the Strait of Tiran, while Sen. Fulbright calls for a broader international conference on Middle East issues. President Johnson spoke of a humane, peaceable solution.
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Weekend Warmth Persists with Humid Heat
Forecasters predict continued fair and humid weather through Wednesday. Lows around 68 tonight, highs over 90 tomorrow, with yesterday reaching 91. Overnight dropped to 64 and early morning reading at 1 a.m. was 83.
Chuckle We are all better off fi nancially if we act our wage
A brief aphorism notes that financial well being improves when individuals align behavior with earnings. The saying emphasizes prudent spending and earnings awareness to maximize personal finances.
Space Doubleheader Revealed By Russia
Moscow reports Cosmos 165 launched into a cigar shaped orbit on the same day the heavy Venus mission Venus 4 was sent aloft to Venus. Officials gave few details on Cosmos 165 or its link to the Venus flight, noting Venus 4 weighs 2438 pounds and may take four months to reach Venus. Tass did not state any landing intent, but wording suggested a Venus mission.
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