Eshkol Rejects Land Concessions Without Direct Arab Talks
In Jerusalem Prime Minister Levi Eshkol says Israel will keep lands won in the recent war until Arab neighbors sit at the peace table. He backs direct Israel Arab talks and allows US and Soviet roles but stresses settlements must be part of a peace settlement. He calls for mutual recognition and a plan to improve frontiers and refugee issues.
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Jerusalem
API
Levi Eshkol
Israel
Middle East
Soviet Union
United Nations
Eshkol
Jordan
Mid-East
United States
Mideast
Syria
Eshko
Egypt
Subway Riders Save 13YearOld Trapped Between Car and Platform
Fifty subway passengers and several policemen tipped a car to free Henry Wesley of Brooklyn who was wedged between the train and platform. He was rescued after the conductor halted the run and two boys fled the doorway incident. He suffered a four inch cut to the left thigh and was taken to Wyckoff Heights Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joseph Bressler
Bressler
Henry Wesley
Brooklyn
Wesley
Wyckoff Heights Hospital
Twin Cities Chit Chat Birthday Bystander and Air Force Homecoming
Chit Chat notes M J Cook secretaries treasurer of Monroe celebrates a birthday quietly while admitting age under 70. Clifford Byrd airman second class visits the U S Air Force Recruiting Office on three weeks leave from Beale AFB with plans to return after. Mary Gates and parents plan a vacation trip to New York visiting relatives along the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Cook
Monroe
Mel
Clifford Byrd
U. S. Air Force
Clifford
D. W. Byrd
West Monroe
Beale Air Force Base
Marysville
Calif
West Monroe High School
Beale Afb
Mary Gates
Mason- Dixon Line
Mary
Mrs
Raymond Gates
Rt. 4
New York
Gates
Mr. Gates
Weather Outlook for Monroe Delivers Warm Humidity and Thunder
Monroe sees cloudy skies and warm temperatures with highs of 92 to 96 today. Afternoon and evening thunder showers are forecast for today and Wednesday. Wind stays variable at 5 to 12 mph. tonight’s low 72 to 76, after a Monday high of 91 and morning low of 71.
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Monroe
U S Aid Official Executed By Reds
A U S aid official Gustav C Hertz 48 chief of the public administration division in Saigon for the U S Agency for International Development was executed by the Viet Cong. The Viet Cong had threatened to kill him in reprisal after earlier prisoner executions. The report ties his fate to a June broadcast and notes prior Viet Cong killings of U S personnel in 1965.
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Saigon
U.S
Gustav C. Hertz
Agency For International Development
Leesburg, Va
Gustav Hertz
Kenneth Roraback
North Vietnam
Air Force
Navy
Marine
Kep
Hanoi
Demilitarized Zone
National Liberation Front
Viet Cong
Hertz
Vietnam
U.S. Army
Harold George Bennett
Perryville
Ark
Humbert Versace
Baltimore
Kenneth M. Roraback
Fayetteville
N.C
Blessed Chuckle On Committee Chairman Ambition
A humorous note suggests that joy comes to those who join a committee with eagerness even if they seek the chair. The remark plays on the irony of wanting leadership while enjoying service on the panel.
Israel Trades War Captives With Jordan
Israel handed over 425 prisoners to Jordan at Allenby Bridge in exchange for two Israeli Air Force captains. The transfer included 17 officers and three Iraqi consular officials, with many soldiers wounded being carried on stretchers. The exchange completes most Jordanian repatriation, excluding 25 seriously wounded.
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Allenby Bridge
Jordan
Israel
International Red Cross
Allenby
Jordan River
Serge Nessy
Iraq
Nessy
Jerusalem
Reservists with Two Years Duty Exempt From Drills
The Pentagon announced a policy change granting two years of active duty service to Reservists exemption from weekly drills in the Ready Reserve. Vietnam veterans will not be involuntarily assigned to weekly drill duties, potentially releasing about 25,000 Army members by December 1, with Navy and Air Force Reservists also affected.
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Washington
Pentagon
Vietnam
Army
Navy
Air Force
Active
National Guard
Blind 19 year old girl discards limits with music and sport
Joy A Taranto of Waltham Mass is blind yet excels in piano organ guitar and singing. She graduated from Perkins School for the Blind and earned awards in athletics music and scholarship. She explains Braille music learning and recalls performances in New York Connecticut and Maryland while competing in baseball and track with notable jumps.
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Waltham
Mass
Jeer
Joy A. Taranto
Joy
Joseph Taranto
Perkins School For the Blind
Watertown
New York
Connecticut
Maryland
Girls' Athletic Association
Miss Joy A. Taranto
Waltham, Mass
West Monroe considers water management to conserve supply
Mayor W. B. Hatten announced a potential water management program starting Thursday as heat and drought push city production 300000 gallons daily above demand. The plan may cut pressure from 60 to 30 pounds 12 am to 5 am while warning the fire department to maintain firefighting capacity. The reserve will not drop below 2 million gallons. If heat and no rain persist, a crisis could develop without managed production.
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West Monroe
W. B Hatten
Hatten
City approves expansions and new contracts for Selman Field
The Monroe council signed a 321 913 contract with T L James Co for taxiway and runway lengthening at Selman Field funded half by federal aid. A separate 21 791 contract with L D Ritter Co covers street improvements and the city opened a 10 000 bid for school property adjacent to Ken Park, while officers weigh legality and bid bonds.
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Monroe
T. L. James Co
Ruston
Selman Field
Maward T. Howard
James
Chatham Street
Missouri Pacific Railroad
U. S. 80
Ford Pipes
Biedenharn Realty of
Ken Park
L. D. Ritter Co
North 10Th
Richardson
South 10Th
Cameron
29Th
Oak
Old DeSiard
South 8Th
Blanks Street
Plantation Park Subdivision
KNOE
Johnson adviser says tax hike needed to curb prices
Gardner Ackley told the House-Senate Economic Committee there is no escape from a personal and corporate income tax increase this year to sustain prosperity. He warned there is growing economic strength and reduced risk of a severe downturn.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Congress
Gardner Ackley
Council of Economic Advisers
House-Senate
Ackley
Johnson Speaks At Jaycee Meet In Baltimore
President Johnson told a Junior Chamber of Commerce audience in Baltimore that he believes he and Kosygin reached mutual understanding on world aims after their Glassboro talks. He pledged to do all possible for peace while noting many problems and few solutions.
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Baltimore
Johnson
Alexei N. Kosygin
Glassboro
N.J. Johnson
Chamber of Commerce
Colmer Pushes Antiriot Plan After Split With Celler
The House Judiciary Committee backed a bill making it a federal crime to cross state lines to incite a riot with penalties up to five years and a $10,000 fine. Chairman Celler separated a civil rights provision. Rep. Colmer led the push to split the measures amid broader civil rights pressure.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
Celler
William M. Colmer
D-Mass
House
Rules Committee
Colmer
Judiciary Committee
Congress
Tampa
Dayton
Boston
Cincinnati
William C. Cramer
R-Fla
Cramer
Gurvich and Two Brothers Subpoenaed in Kennedy Inquiry
Orleans Parish grand jury subpoenaed William Gurvich and his brothers Leonard and Louis, private detectives, to testify about Jim Garrison's Kennedy assassination investigation. Ed Planer of WDSU-TV also received a subpoena as tensions rise over the case. Gurvich, once Garrison’s chief investigator, said he believes Kennedy’s death was solved by the Warren Report.
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New Orleans
William Gurvich
Dist
Jim Garrison
Orleans Parish
Grand Jury
Garrison
Kennedy
Albert V. LaBiche
Gurvich
Leonard
Louis
Ed Planer
Wdsu TV
National Broadcasting Co
Warren
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