U N Security Council Seeks Immediate Cease Fire Amid War
The Soviet Union urged the U N Security Council to set a 4 p m EDT deadline for Israel and Arab states to halt hostilities. The emergency session followed the council’s unanimous call for a cease fire issued Tuesday as Israel signaled conditional acceptance while Arab nations indicated intent to continue fighting.
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Amman
Washington
Jordan
United States
Royal Palace Wins English Derby In Record Turf Run
Royal Palace the 18-5 favorite captured the English Derby at EPSOM, his second classic win of the season. Ribocco was second and Dart Board third as 22 runners contested the 144 mile turf race. Royal Palace, with George Moore aboard, led late and earned $173,370 for owner H. J. Joel and trainer Noel Murless.
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Ribocco
Charles Englehard
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George Moore
Australia
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Suggestion For Appointment Of Judges Opposed
Albany AP report on a move to amend the New York Constitution to shift from elected to appointed judges facing opposition from judicial members. The hearing featured former Chief Judge Charles S. Desmond and Roswell B. Perkins with delegates planning hearings and a Manhattan proposal to bar judges from convention roles. Former Mayor Ebert F. Wagner proposed a process for public initiative of constitutional amendments.
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Court of Appeals
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Iisit
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Desmond
Roswell B. Perkins
Rockefeller
Perkins
Manhattan
Leonid B. Sand
New York
Ebert F. Wagner
Banking panel backs bill prohibiting bank lottery sales
The House Banking Committee approved 19 to 11 a bill to end bank sales of New York State lottery tickets. It would bar national and state banks with federal insurance from acting as lottery outlets, though paying winners might be allowed. The measure now moves to the House.
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House Banking Committee
New York
Wright Patman
Dtex
Cuba backs Arabs says Havana radio during Middle East conflict
Havana radio broadcast monitored in Miami claims American and English imperialists use Israel as a beachhead to block Arab unity. It says war in the Middle East results from Israel serving imperialism economically and ideologically and from Arab peoples resisting that role.
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Middle East
Roosevelt Loses Florida Election
Elliott Roosevelt loses the Miami Beach mayor runoff to Jay Dermer. Dermer, 37, wins with 10,364 votes to 8,289 as absentee ballots are tallied. Roosevelt, son of former President, had limited political aims to Miami Beach.
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Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Miami Beach Bar Association
Melvin Richard
Bombs and Bullets Foil Mexican Pair’s Jerusalem Wedding Plan
A Mexican couple traveling to Jerusalem to wed survived near misses from Arab Israeli conflict. Eli az Guzman and Guadeloupe Morande were carried to safety after machine gun fire and bombs as Roman Catholic Patriarch Alberto Goir absolved them from their vow. The pair arrived in Amman wearing a black wedding dress and were escorted to a hotel outside the Old City amid shelling and danger.
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Jordan
Jerusalem
Eliaz Guzman
Mexico City
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Alberto Goir
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Windsors Attend London Memorial Rite In Royal Gesture
The Duke and Duchess of Windsor joined the royal family at a London memorial ceremony for Edward VIII's mother. Queen Elizabeth II unveiled the memorial as Edward’s niece, and a public homage followed with the Windsors greeting the crowd and sharing moments with the Queen Mother.
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England
Rail Strike Plan Heads For Senate Debate
President Johnson seeks to push a rail strike bill through the Senate with a 90 day no strike no lockout extension and a five man mediation board. The move aims to avert a nationwide rail shutdown during wartime and follows discussions with lawmakers at breakfast.
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Priests Split On Optional Celibacy In The Northeast
An AP poll of 2,705 priests from New York New Jersey and Connecticut finds younger clergy favor optional celibacy while the majority in New York and Brooklyn oppose change. The vote totals show 1,413 against 1,331 with 161 undecided.
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Brooklyn
Israelis Advance Deep Into Sinai Squeeze Suez Area
Israeli forces report capture of Sharm el Sheikh heights and an advance to within 20 miles of the Suez Canal. In the north Jordan seeks cease-fire as Israel nears Port Said and Bethlehem sees urban combat amid broader Arab Israeli clash as U N calls for truce.
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White House Parley On War As Jordan Requests Cease Fire
Democrats push for House approval of a 29 billion debt ceiling rise as Middle East war looms. Jordan signals a cease fire in line with UN hopes while Johnson meets leaders to discuss Middle East strategy amid budget tax and rail strike concerns. Washington pace slows in Ways and Means tax plans as GOP calls for defeating borrowing limit.
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Amman
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Forest Fire Threat Dims in Six Provinces
Forest fire threat eases in six Canadian provinces with cooler weather and some rain, while three provinces face ongoing danger. Saskatchewan and Ontario report numerous fires, including a 25 000 acre blaze near Sault Ste. Marie, and Labrador, New Brunswick, and Newfoundland see active outbreaks despite improving conditions.
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500 Man Task Force Seeks Armed Fugitives in New Mexico
In Canjilon New Mexico a 500 man task force presses a mountain search for a defiant band of Spanish-Americans who may have eluded authorities. Leaders consider reducing strength after a large scale Tuesday search found only one member of the group.
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N.M
New Mexico
Israelis in U S Seek Passage Home to Aid War Effort
At the Israeli Consulate in New York, Israelis and some Americans gather seeking return to Palestine after an outbreak of war. Registrations list army details and contact points as young students await news and flights amid two days of fighting and airline disruptions.
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Middle East
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