Nasser Defends Blockade of Israeli Shipping in Gulf of Aqaba
Cairo reports Nasser cites long standing claim that Gulf of Aqaba is an Egyptian lake to justify blocking Israeli shipping. Israel calls the gulf international waters open to peaceful trade. U Thant’s UN force has been withdrawn per Cairo’s move.
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Gamal Abdel Nasser
Gulf of Aqaba
Red Sea
Israel
East Africa
Iran
Far East
Egypt
Sinai Peninsula
Saudi Arabia
Elath
Aqaba
Tiran
Sanafir
Gulf
Strait of Tiran
Israly
Sharm el Sheikh
United States
Britain
Suez Canal
Nasser
Esneixn
Sinai Desert
United Nations
U.N
U Thant
Sharm 1
Miami University Oxford Campus Drops 467 Students
The registrar reports 467 undergraduates were dropped for low grades at the Oxford Campus at the end of the winter trimester 1967, including 232 freshmen. Additionally 637 students were placed on probation, with 277 freshmen, while 9,410 undergraduates enrolled on February 6, and 1,145 bachelor’s degrees were awarded on April 19.
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Oxford
Miami University
Miami
Boats. Crew Safe Tokyo
Thirteen Japanese fishing boats trapped in an ice jam in the Sea of Okhotsk moved slowly toward open sea with help from the Soviet icebreaker Angara. The Maritime Safety Board reported all 208 fishermen were believed safe.
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Tokyo
Chetsk
Maritime Safety Board
Ohio faces $220 million split for schools and colleges
Gov Rhodes and a Republican legislature wrestle with allocating a new $220 million education fund among state universities and Ohio public school districts. The split hinges on the public school funding formula affecting 2.3 million K–12 pupils, teachers, property valuations, and district options. A two-year budget adds about $960 million for public schools and higher education, with a supplemental plan likely to target education first.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Statehouse
Public School Foundation
GOP
Salle
Rhodes
General Assembly
Bet On Twins With Lloyds Worth $2000
Santa Barbara AP report. For a $150 gamble, Douglas Burney and wife Mrs. Burney collected a $2000 payoff from Lloyds of London after Mrs. Burney gave birth to twins Damon and Meghan on May 15. Burney, 47, an interior designer, cited his hunch based on his father in law being a twin and their adopted twin sons Dallas and Paul.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Douglas Burneys
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Medical College
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Central Ave
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B. Arnel
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