Cairo Returns To Normal After War Shock
Cairo returns to normal with bars open and streets lit though blue painted windows hint at ongoing blackout rules. Al Ahram accuses the US and Britain in an anti American push as Egypt plans a high level UN delegation. Evacuation of 1,576 tourists is arranged with some headed to Libya and others by sea.
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UPI
United States
Britain
al Ahram
Washington
Israel
United Nations General Assembly
Middle East
Egypt
United Nations
General Assembly
Libya
International Airways
Cairo International
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Soviet Union
Nasser
Romania
Israel Moves to Annex Jerusalem Old City
Israel expects cabinet action to annex Jerusalem's Old City and make it part of the state. Officials view permanent possession as a core wartime objective, while Arabs and allies react amid pressure at the UN and potential oil embargoes.
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Holy City of
Jerusalem
Holy Old City
Levi Eshkol
Old City
Jordan
Middle East
Soviet Union
Cer
United Nations General Assembly
America
Britain
Moshe Deyan
Wall
Jordan River
Probate and Estate Filings Reported in Local Court
Probate filings show Carl A. Newberger, Oliver J. Hipp, and Frank P. Boardman estates with wills filed for probate and record. Zella Gallegos seeks sale of real estate via Walter L. Hite administrator. Alatha Lewis McAllister’s will and codicil admitted to probate and record. Russell R. Lewis named executor. Charles W. Lindsey estate applies for letters of administration.
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Carl A. Newberger
Oliver J. Hipp
Zella Gallegos
Walter L. Hite
Admr
Frank P. Boardman
Alatha Lewis McAllister
Russell R. Lewis
Charles W. Lindsey
War Helped Israel Economy
Unofficial figures estimate Israel spent 13 million dollars daily on the war, totaling about 65 million over five days. Baron Edmond de Rothschild predicts a new prosperity period as stock markets rise, foreign investment returns, and tourism potential expands with port Elath reopening and possible Suez Canal use.
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UPI
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Edmond de Rothschild
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de Rothschild
Elath
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Suez Canal
Couple Held For Neglect In Akron Area
A Stow couple was jailed in Summit County on a $10 000 bond on neglect charges after their three year old son was found at home with cuts bruises and scars. Jamie K Chapman 3 was in guarded condition at Brentwood Hospital Warrensville Heights. Father L C Chapman 32 a Chrysler Stamping Plant welder in Twinsburg and mother Ada 24 who is due to deliver their fifth child in August. Remaining children were placed with Summit County Welfare Department.
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UPI
Stow
Summit County
Jamie K. Chapman
Brentwood Hospital
Warrensville Heights
James Barbato
L.C. Chapman
Chrysler
Twinsburg
Ada
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