Diplomats Press Egypt to Accept Cease Fire Quickly
Washington sources say Israel’s rapid south and west advances threaten Egyptian control of key waterways and push Egypt toward a swift cease fire. Diplomats seek a standstill among all parties before Israeli gains widen, while U S relations with the Arab world remain strained.
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Nelson Amendment program seeks 111000 job project approval
Michael Aun of the U S Department of Labor said a Nelson Amendment program costing 111000 aims to create 60 jobs for six months through December. D John Razzano arrived in Harrisburg but could not comment. Funds were sought eight weeks ago and delays are linked to transferring work projects from the Office of Economic Opportunity.
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Royal Palace Captures Epsom Derby Victory
Favored Royal Palace ridden by Australian George Moore won the $250 000 Epsom Derby in England by two and a half lengths. Ribocco finished second, Dart Board third, with Royal Sword fourth among 22 starters.
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Pittsburgh
Sampans Used for Smuggling Arms Blasted Near DMZ
U S forces claim a May record of 2752 Communist deaths as Boston cruiser destroys 25 gun running sampans on the Ben Hai River. Air raids hit North Vietnamese rail links while Marines sweep border regions to protect supply lines. An American civilian aid worker and others killed in Ben San attack near Bien Hoa.
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Americans flee Cairo under anti U S outcry and air raids
In Cairo a wave of anti American sentiment erupts as Israel advances toward the Suez Canal. About 500 Americans and foreigners evacuate by train to Alexandria amid bomb blasts and air raid warnings. U S Ambassador Nolte plans to depart after Cairo breaks with Washington. Cairo Radio screens harsh epithets toward Americans.
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Israel sweeps Sinai as Sharm el Sheikh falls
Soviet calls for emergency session while Israel reports rapid advance across the Sinai Peninsula. Sharm el Sheikh captured and Egyptian armor largely destroyed, with Israeli forces reaching the Suez Canal and moving toward the Jordan River and Syria. Gaza Strip fighting ends with Israeli capture.
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Roads group seeks method of financing
State Highway Commission meets to discuss funding the state's 950 million dollar share of a 1.5 billion road program for 1961 73. Plan favors borrowing through the Highway and Bridge Authority and higher vehicle registration and license fees to begin in 1970. Some members balk at the proposal, seeking legislative approval this year to assure revenue.
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New York Mets Find Aid in Pirates Shield
Pirates pitcher Elroy Face provides crucial relief for the New York Mets as the two teams clash, aiming to steady a wobbling roster and bolster late innings. Scene shifts to New Castle where the high school baseball team prepares for a key matchup against Moon Town ship, seeking a breakout victory.
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Windsor abdication couple reintroduced to Queen
The Duke of Windsor and his American wife were presented to Queen Elizabeth II and royal in-laws for the first time since his abdication. A smiling queen shared conversation with the Windsors as about 1000 onlookers cheered.
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Israel Wins War With Arab States Shaping Postwar Terms
UPI analysis notes Israel’s rapid victory leaves Israel in a strong bargaining position. Nasser and the Soviet Union face defeat pressures as borders and access rights, notably shipping through Suez and Aqaba, are expected to be settled. Jordan and Saudi losers loom large as Arab unity wanes. The United Nations credibility also suffers as the US Soviet clash dominates the debate.
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Senator Clark forecasts near one million reelection costs
Senator Joseph S. Clark of Pennsylvania told the Senate Finance Committee he plans to run again and expects his 1968 campaign to cost close to $1 million. He said television time alone would require at least $500,000.
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Joseph S. Clark
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Senate Finance
Weather In Western Pennsylvania Sees Warm, Sunny South
Vari able cloudiness in the north and sunny conditions in the south bring continued warmth across Western Pennsylvania today with highs in the 80s. Tonight and Thursday stay partly cloudy and warm with lows in the 60s.
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Deaths Rumbaugh Rauch and Llewellyn Noted
Obituary notices list Mrs. J Edward Rumbaugh age 78 of 10 Fairhill Drive Isaac Llewellyn age 93 of 17022 Hamilton Street and James H Rauch age 64 of Ellwood City among the June 7 1967 death records.
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Ellwood City
California tourist foils escape by young convicts
George Petersen of Aptos, California, pursuing relatives near Idaho State Prison, chased down two young convicts after a truck smashed through prison fences. He captured William Butler and David Huber with his .45 pistol, then resumed hunting woodchucks, saying he fired a warning shot and ordered them back. The escapees, Butler 23 and Huber 21, faced convictions for violent crimes.
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Boise College
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