Egypt budget eyed to fund rearmament and austerity
President Nasser and his new cabinet approved a budget likely to raise taxes and cut living costs to finance military rebuilt after the June war defeat. The budget was to be announced at a news conference after a long cabinet meeting. Arab diplomats moved to rally support ahead of the Khartoum foreign ministers conference.
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Egypt
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Middle East
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Khartoum
Ismail el Azhary
Saudi Arabia
Tunisia
Morocco
U.A.R
Jordan
Lebanon
Iraq
Yemen
Hassan Mahgoub
Jeddah
Faisal
Great Britain
United States
Pistol-Wielding Robbers Attack Doctor and Wife
A New Castle physician Dr Simon M Skole and his wife were pistol whipped and sprayed with tear gas during an attempted armed robbery at their home on Highland Ave. Patrolmen responded, treating the couple and officers for gas exposure. A suspect warrant was issued and car license information was collected.
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New Castle
Simon M. Skole
Highland Ave
Domenick Leone
Joseph Fuleno
Skoles
Dr. Skole
Six Negroes Appointed to Georgia Draft Boards
ATLANTA UPI Georgia under segregationist Gov Les ter Maddox leads the South in desegregation of draft boards. In six months in office Maddox has appointed 15 Negroes to Selective Service boards in Georgia, after previously closing his restaurant rather than serve Negroes.
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Atlanta
UPI
Georgia
Lester Maddox
South
Maddox
Pope Paul VI Arrives in Moslem Turkey for Historic Talks
Pope Paul VI lands at Yesilkoy Airport in Istanbul amid heat and a 21 gun salute. He meets Orthodox Patriarch Athenagoras to discuss Jerusalem shrines and potential reunification, and plans a visit to Ephesus. Turkey hopes to boost tourism while Ankara-Greece tensions over Cyprus shadow the trip.
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Turkey
William Sunderland
Istanbul
UPI
Paul VI
Athenagoras
Catholic Church
Vatican
Constantinople
Jerusalem
Ephesus
Pan American World Airways
St. Paul
Yesilkoy
Cevdet Sunay
Paul
Greece
Mediterranean
Cyprus
U.S. Attacks North Vietnamese Power Plant First of Its Kind
U.S. Navy war planes and Seventh Fleet guns blasted a key North Vietnamese thermal power plant in a coordinated strike, described by military spokesmen as the war's first such attack. In South Africa miners at Western Deep Levels mine faced a deadly crush as 50 were killed and 49 injured amid a rush to the elevators. In Atlanta Dr. Martin Luther King Jr voiced support for federal troops to quell Detroit rioting, expressing regret over the need for intervention.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
UPS
Western Deep Levels
Atlanta
Martin Luther King
President Johnson
Detroit
King
Binh Thieu
Highway 13
U.S
North Vietnam
U.S. Navy
Big Ben Thuy
Panhandle
Con Thien
Leatherneck
25Th
Johnson vows strict action against rioters in Detroit
President Johnson pledged relentless punishment for rioters after ordering federal troops into Detroit amid runaway violence. He condemned pillage and arson as contrary to civil rights and urged citizens nationwide to restore law and order while planning to repair the damage.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Detroit
Michigan
George W. Romney
Jerome Cavanaugh
Harlem
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Federal troops quell Detroit riot under state of emergency
Federal troops and paratroopers moved into Detroit after three days of rioting that killed 23 people and injured more than 1,500. curfews and bans on alcohol and gasoline remained, borders reopened with Canada, and police and guardsmen battled gunfire in ruined districts as damage topped 200 million dollars.
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Detroit
UPI
Johnson
Selfridge Air Force Base
Michigan
George Romney
National Guard
Motor City
82Nd
101St Airborne
Cyrus Vance
Defense
Romney
Canada
Windsor
Ont
Detroit River
National
Death Record Maud Blanchard 81 of 801 E Lutton St
Mrs Maud Blanchard aged 81 of 801 East Lutton Street is reported dead. The obituary lists no surviving relatives in the provided fragment and notes the date as Tuesday July 25 1967.
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Maud Blanchard
E. Lutton St
Mao regime in serious trouble as reports warn of collapse
London dispatch cites diplomatic reports that Mao Tse-tung’s regime faces collapse risk. Central authority fading, danger of warlord rule or civil war. cultural revolution faltering. army reluctant and divided. Red army forces in Wuhan and led by Gen Chen Tsai-tao resist purge amid power struggle.
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London
UPI
Mao Tse-tung
Peking
Mao
Hong Kong
Red Army
China
Wuhan
Chen Tsai-tao
Chen
Weather Today in Western Pennsylvania
Vari able cloudiness today and tonight with scattered thundershowers in all but the extreme north west. Thundershowers possible locally in the extreme south and southeast this afternoon and evening. High today in the middle and lower 80s. Low tonight 60 to 67. Partly cloudy Wednesday with a few thundershowers south. Not much change in temperature. Weather statistics for the 24hour period ending at 7 a.m. today follow with last year's data in parentheses. Maximum temperature 87 (88) Minimum 63 (62) Precipitation 15 (.02) Shenango River stage 4.9 feet (4.4)
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Pennsylvania
Shenango River
De Gaulle Endorses Free Quebec Amid Expo Visit
French President Charles de Gaulle, as guest of Canada, endorsed the Free Quebec slogan before a Montreal crowd. Prime Minister Pearson sought a translation while CBC noted Ottawa concerns over his remarks amid Expo 67 preparations. External Affairs Minister Paul Martin reportedly contacted the Prime Minister's residence after De Gaulle repeated separatist rhetoric.
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Montreal
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
Quebec
Canada
de Gaulle
France
Lester Pearson
Ottawa
Pearson
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
Paul Martin
Thieves Steal 120 Suits From Fisher Bros Store
State police report 120 suits valued at 12000 stolen from Fisher Bros store in Lawrence Village Plaza after forced back door entry. Thieves also took five cameras from Stambaugh-Thompson Co. store, with each camera valued 42 to 100 dollars, following a back door entry. Trash removal workers alerted police this morning.
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Fisher Bros
Lawrence Village
Stambaugh - Thompson Co
Four Injured As Northeastern Ohio Tornadoes Strike
Tornadoes damaged homes in Ashtabula and Columbiana counties while funnel clouds were sighted in Williams and Lucas counties. Four people were injured as storms toppled a garage and trailers at Roaming Rock Shores, with two workers treated in fair condition. Affected areas included East Fairfield and nearby farmland where trees and power lines were knocked down.
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United Press International
Ashtabula
Columbiana
Williams
Lucas
Ohio
Brunswick
Medina County
Roaming Rock Shores
Twister
James Horst
Madison
Robert Sike
Ashtabula Hospital
August Kaulins
Mansfield
Fairfield
Columbiana County
Ohio River
Ohio 7
517
Alfred J. Heald
Rt. 2
Alice E. Heald
Salem City Hospital
Heald
Montpelier
Williams County
Fulton
Defiance
Henry
Wood Counties
Weather Bureau
Waterville
Lucas County
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