Faisal Not Angry About New York Snubs Says UPI
King Faisal of Saudi Arabia declares he is not angry at the United States despite snubs from Mayor Lindsay and Governor Rockefeller. He appeared at a UN reception and a Waldorf Astoria banquet smiling and waved to crowds, giving no sign of distress over canceled official amenities during a New York visit.
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New York
UPI
Faisal
United States
John V. Lindsay
Nelson A. Rockefeller
J. Int
United Nations
Waldorf Astoria
Burglary Probed After El Paso Mayor Finds Home Robbed
El Paso Mayor Judson Williams declares burglary prevention week as he returns to a burglarized home. President Johnson signs law lifting the national debt limit to 330 billion dollars with hoped for higher revenues in 1967. Cleveland promises strong anti pollution laws and Ohio's 1 billion dollar pollution program touted as nation leading. Los Angeles disc jockey payola alleged in testimony to FCC. New York public health clinics shut as 1,500 doctors strike for higher pay in second day.
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Tex
UPI
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Washington
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Congress
Cleveland
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Chamber of Commerce
Rhodes
Secretary of the Interior
Stewart Udall
Hudson River
Potomac River
New York
Health Department
Doctors Association
Senator Says Capitol Architect Has No Qualifications
Senator Stephen M. Young of Cleveland charged in a senate speech that Capitol architect J George Stewart has no qualifications for his job. Stewart is identified as a Republican former Delaware House member with no relevant career credentials.
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Washington
UPI
Stephen M. Young
Dcleveland
Capitol
J. George Stewart
Young
Senate
Stewart
Delaware
Mayor's Car Ticketed By New Norwalk Officer
Norwalk patrolman James Martin ticketed an illegally parked car, unknowingly affixing the fine to Mayor Harold E. Finch's vehicle on his first day. The mayor learned of the incident from a Reflector report and joked the episode may not be his last ticket.
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Norwalk
Harold E. Finch
James Martin
Martin
Sunny heat ahead with mild evenings this weekend
Sunny hot today and Sunday with fair warm nights. Highs in the 90s and lows around 66 to 73. Friday highs near 92 and lows near 64. Marriages granted and marriages applied listed for several couples. Death notices include Miss Mary Ellen Beach and Isabella R Pruner.
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Mary Ellen Beach
New London
Isabella R. Pruner
W. Main St
Birth Control Report Ready For Pope
The Vatican commission on birth control completed work on a secret report and will brief Pope Paul VI next week. The group, led by Cardinal Ottaviani, plans to submit majority and minority opinions with a trend toward liberalizing the ban, especially on birth control pills seen as improving rhythm methods. American members include Cardinal Shehan and Archbishops Binz and Dearden.
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UPI
Paul VI
Commission On
Alfredo Cardinal Ottaviani
Vatican
Cardinal Ottaviani
Paul
Lawrence Joseph Cardinal Shehan
Baltimore
Leo Binz
St. Paul, Minn
Joseph Francis Dearden
Detroit
OAS orders withdrawal of Inter-American peace force from Dominican Republic
The Organization of American States votes 18 to 0 to pull out the 8,000 member force with 6,300 Americans, starting before July 1 and completing within 90 days, amid Latin American objections to the intervention.
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Washington
UPI
Organization of American States
OAS
Dominican Republic
Mexico
United States
Chile
Peru
Ecuador
Uruguay
Venezuela
Johnson
U.S
Ellsworth Bunker
Meredith resumes walk with token march after protection concerns
James H. Meredith began a limited Freedom Walk in Canton Mississippi stepping only to the city limits after a meeting with Sheriff Jack Cauthin. Meredith cited insufficient state protection as the reason for shortening the planned 15 mile route toward Tougaloo College near Jackson.
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Jackson, Miss
UPI
James H. Meredith
Cauthin
Meredith
University of Mississippi
Rest Haven Wildlife Area fatality involves Sandusky teen
A 17-year-old Sandusky boy, George Chapman, died when a North Shore area vehicle left the Rest Haven Wildlife Area road, struck a tree, and rolled over. The driver was 19-year-old Richard Zimmerman of Sandusky. Chapman died after arrival at Providence Hospital.
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Rest Haven Wild Life
Castalia
Sandusky
Providence Hospital
George Chapman
Richard Zimmerman
Bay View Post
Ohio Highway Patrol
Zimmerman
Wildlife Area
Chapman
Ohio
Lawrence S. Bailey
Morley Dr
Harley H. Lewis
Shelby
Bailey
U.S. 20
Judith Hutchinson
Main St
Greenwich
Night of Vandalism in Cleveland's East Side
Police patrol nearly 30 blocks of Cleveland's racially tense East Side after a night of vandalism by roving bands of Negro youths. Injuries include Percy Welch shot in the abdomen and a 10-year-old boy wounded. eight others treated for rock throwing. Police chief Wagner led 300 officers with a helicopter overhead as Molotov cocktails were used and a 15-block slum area was cordoned off.
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UPI
Cleveland
East Side
Hough
Percy Welch
Welch
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Richard Wagner
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