Russ Offer 6-Point Pact on Middle East
The six point proposal promoted by the Arab League alliance and Egypt calls for liquidation of foreign bases and withdrawal of foreign troops from Near and Middle East territories. It includes mutual renunciation of arms supplies, and cooperation toward economic development without impairing dignity and sovereignty of the nations. The plan was outlined during the Supreme Soviet session by Shepilov.
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British US Plan for Israel continues stalled talks
The British delegation backed immediate Israeli troop withdrawal from Egypt and urged that once done, US support for free Gulf navigation be declared and UN action backed to deter future Egyptian attacks from the Gaza Strip. Washington views a showdown over UN sanctions as the alternative, with the UN delaying debate.
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Skipper Found Dead Aboard Lumber Schooner
The bloody body of Capt. Charles Anderson, 63, master of the lumber schooner Mary Olson, was found in his cabin aboard the vessel near SAN PEDRO. He wore only an undershirt and appeared to have died after a Monday night fight. an autopsy will determine cause of death. Meanwhile tensions rise in the Middle East as Arab states threaten military action against Israel.
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Feather River Seen First Water Source For State Plan
A North State water source is seen as the Feather River supplying the first major supply for a statewide aqueduct plan. Experts urge a master plan to route water south while balancing needs with flood control and subsidence concerns. Harvey Banks notes the focus on adequacy shifts to allocation, with north and south needs ranked for equitable distribution. Washington grants Patterson Memorial Award to Robert G. Matheson for graduate achievement.
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Communist Party Votes on HQ Move to Chicago
In New York the American Communist Party debated whether to interpret Marxist Leninist principles independently or follow Moscow. It approved moving headquarters to Chicago within a year to better reach farm and industrial areas and support labor and Black movements, while voting a rebuke of its leader for alleged left sectarian errors. Mayor Daley opposed the move, asking why they do not go to Moscow and noting Chicago residents do not want them.
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