Soviet Influence Cited in Nasser Moves Toward War
Washington AP reporting that Soviet supplied information influenced Egyptian President Nasser’s military and political steps in May that helped trigger the Middle East crisis. U.S. officials debate Kremlin role while noting Moscow urged restraint on May 26 and used the UN cease fire.
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Soviet Union
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Moscow
Syria
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Israel
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Gulf of Aqaba
United Nations
Johnson
Hanoi Power Plant Hit By U S Jets
Jet war planes from three U S aircraft carriers bombed Hanoi's central thermal power plant and outskirts. One F8 Crusader was shot down, pilot missing, amid heavy ground fire from the Iron Triangle defenses.
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Saigon
U.S
Hanoi
Constellation
Bon Homme Richard
Enterprise
Tass
North Vietnam
Pleiku
Crusader
Man Dies in City's First Traffic Fatality of Year
Oswego County records its eighth fatal accident of the year as James W. McRae 56 of 188 East Ninth Street dies after his 1959 Chevrolet leaves East Seneca Street near the city dump, crashes into a utility pole and he is pronounced dead at Oswego Hospital. The incident occurred just before 11 PM and McRae was found face down beside the wreck. He was a machine operator for Breneman Inc. and had served in the U.S. Army and U.S. Navy.
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James W. McRae
East Ninth St
East Seneca St
Oswego Hospital
Oswego County
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Court Rules Seminoles Own Vast Florida Land
U S Claims Court ruled the Seminole Indians established legal ownership of almost all Florida granting them payment for about 32 million acres potentially costing the government around 40 million dollars. The unanimous decision could be appealed to the Supreme Court.
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U.S. Claims Court
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Supreme Court
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Spain
Oklahoma
Florida Everglades
Claims Court
Lindsay Vetoes Budget Changes in New York City
Mayor John Lindsay vetoed most revisions by the Board of Estimates and City Council to his $5.183 billion 1967-68 expense budget. He called their edits politically motivated and warned they risk tax increases and deficit financing. His proposed salary hike of $139 million faced deep cuts totaling about $5.98 million less than requested.
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NEW York
John V. Lindsay
Board of Estimate
City Council
Lindsay
Woman 62 Killed in Rural Lockport Crash
A two-car collision Friday near Lockport six miles northeast of the city killed 62 year old Mrs. Cora Sechler of Barker. The crash occurred at a rural intersection and authorities listed the victim as the sole fatality.
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Lockport, N.Y
Here
Cora Sechler
Barker
First Lady Lyndon Johnson Clambakes in New England Tour
Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson continues a four state New England tour riding a ski chairlift at Mt Mansfield and visiting historic sites. She attends a Maine coast clambake and Strawberry Banke restoration ceremonies in Portsmouth while Udall notes her prior travel to major U.S. sites.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
New England
Green Mountains
Maine
New Hampshire
Rocky
Strawberry Banke
Portsmouth
N. H
Johnson
Stewart Udall
Rockies
California
Grand Canyon
America
John Adams
John Quincy Adams
Quincy
Mass
Charles Francis Adams
Dover
Lutherans Seek to Retain Blaine Amendment Aid Ban
The Upper New York Synod of the Lutheran Church in America plans to use legitimate persuasion to keep a state constitutional provision that denies state aid to private schools. The effort targets retaining the Blaine Amendment in Oneonta New York.
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Oneonta
N.Y
Upper New York Synod
The
Lutheran Church In America
Humphrey Has Wart-Like Growth Removed In Hospital
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey, hospitalized for a mild bladder infection, underwent removal of a small interior growth called a papilloma. The noncancerous growth was completely removed via cystoscope during an examination at Bethesda Naval Hospital after Friday night admission for infection treatment.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Cardinal Ritter Dies in St. Louis
Joseph Cardinal Ritter, archbishop of St. Louis since 1946, died at 5:47 a.m. after two heart attacks. He was 74 and named the city’s second Catholic cardinal in 1960. He led school integration in 1947 and avoided a public pontifical Mass, preferring a simple observance.
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Joseph Cardinal Ritter
DePaul Hospital
John XXIII
Cardinal Ritter
Ritter
Police Capture Tijerina Near Bernalillo New Mexico
Reies Tijerina, leader of a militant group, was arrested at a state police roadblock near Bernalillo along with two others. He faced a large manhunt after alleged raids, shootings, and hostages in northern New Mexico. Tijerina, his son Hugh Reyes Tijerina, and Uvaldo Velasquez were jailed in Santa Fe after surrender.
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N.M
Reies Tijerina
National Guard
Tijerina
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Hugh Reyes Tijerina
Uvaldo Velasquez
Youngsville
San Ysidro
Ber
Sewage Plant Operator Found Dead in Pit
Albert Pugliano, 45, operator at the Canastota sewage-treatment plant, was found dead Friday night at the bottom of a 20 foot pit. Police say he entered the pit to repair a pipe and was asphyxiated. an employee discovered the body.
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Canastota
N.Y
Albert Pugliano
John James
Pugliano
Cease-fire Agreed On Israel Troops Close in On Damascus
Israel reported to the United Nations Security Council that Gen Moshe Dayan agreed to a cease-fire timetable set by the UN in coordination with Syria. The council also heard of Israeli deep penetration into Syria and air activity around Damascus amid calls for a halt to hostilities.
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Security Council
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United Nations
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Middle East
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Gideon Rafael
Tel Aviv
Dayan
Odd Bull
U.N. Palestine Truce Supervision Organization
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Bull
Soviet Union
U.N. Palestine Truce Supervisory Organization
Moshe Sasson
Foreign Office
Thant
Mixed Armistice Commission
R. H. W. Bunworth
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
U. N
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Jordan Valley
Gopalaswami Parthasarathi
Goldberg
Bunworth
George J. Tomeh
Koneytra
U.N. Truce Supervision Organization
Palestine
Damasus
Tomeh
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
Egypt
Jordan
Nasser bows to will of people and stays on top
In Cairo, Gamel Abdel Nasser announced he would remain president of the United Arab Republic, bowing to the will of the people. Besieged by crowds, parliament cleared the decision at a special session as tens of thousands rallied outside.
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Gamel Abdel Nasser
Egyptian National Assembly
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Nasser
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Sadat
Welland Canal Reconstruction Aims to Double Capacity
The Welland Canal in Ontario begins a $110 million project to build an 8.3 mile new cut replacing 18 miles, bypassing the city of Welland. The 35 foot bottom width compares with 29 feet in the old channel and the five year project targets tonnage rise from 59 million tons in 1966 to 80 million by 1980.
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Welland Canal
Welland, Ont
Lakes Erie
Ontario
Buffalo
N.Y
Woman Driver Killed in Route 209 Crash at Ferndal
Linda Pickney 20 of Middletown N Y was killed early Saturday when her car left Route 209, veered into a ditch, and overturned according to police.
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Ferndal
N.Y
Linda Pickney
Middletown
N. Y
Fire damages Albany Jewish Temple stage during Sabbath services
A morning fire swept the stage area of Temple Israel on New Scotland Avenue Albany causing Sabbath services to be interrupted and delaying two bar mitzvahs. Rabbi Herman Kieval expressed hope the Middle East fire would be put out quickly. The cause was not determined.
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Albany
N.Y
Mideast
Herman Kieval
Temple Israel
Danish Princess and French Count Exchange Vows
Crown Princess Margrethe of Denmark married French-born Count Henri de Monpezat in the church of her christening. The Lutheran ceremony featured the bishop asking vows with Margrethe named after Denmark’s famed queen. The couple pledged to love and honor each other through life’s fortunes.
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Margrethe
Europe
Henri de Monpezat
Denmark
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Erik Jensen
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