Israel Out Urged by Saudi Aide to UN Security Council
Saudi foreign minister Omar Sakkar warned at the United Nations that failure to withdraw Israel from occupied Arab territories could provoke a conflict beyond containment by superpowers. He urged the 15 nation council to act if Israelis refuse to withdraw, warning Arab governments may take non peaceful action. Malik of the Soviet Union criticized U.S. support for Israel and urged Israel to pull back from 1967 occupied territories, citing the need for UN led peace and warning against bypassing the UN Security Council. Israel’s Yosef Tekoah dismissed Malik’s remarks as lacking substance or vision.
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Cop arraigned in gun death of boy
A New York officer Thomas Shea was arraigned on murder charges in the shooting death of 10 year old Clifford Glover during a dawn stop in Queens. Shea pleaded innocent and is free on 25000 bail with a trial set for June 18. The incident sparked neighborhood disturbances and involved protests from black groups and the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association.
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Thomas Shea
Queens
Shea
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Radioactive leak at Hanford tank prompts long term waste area
About 115000 gallons of radioactive waste seeped from a leaky underground storage tank at Hanford, but officials said no radiation escaped into the air and there is no danger to the public. The area will remain an atomic waste site for at least 150 years, with agriculture and general occupancy restricted.
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Court bars federal funds to segregated schools
A U S appeals court barred federal funds to many elementary and secondary schools unless they desegregate. Public colleges in ten states get ten more months to end segregation before federal aid is cut. Rulings uphold lower court decisions. colleges given extra time, many districts named across Arkansas Florida Georgia Louisiana Maryland Mississippi North Carolina Oklahoma Pennsylvania Virginia and other states.
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Quaker on trial found in contempt for tax claim
Lyle Snider 26 a Quaker was found in contempt of U S District Court in Greensboro North Carolina after he and his wife refused to stand as the judge entered. He is charged with fraudulently claiming 3 billion dependents on his W4 withholding form.
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Detroitintegrate all schools ruling delays busing plan
A six circuit appeals court upheld a Detroit area integration order, ordering a central plan to desegregate largely white suburbs and Detroit’s schools. The ruling cited discriminatory practices by the Detroit Board and Michigan, while 40 of 54 districts said they would appeal to the Supreme Court, potentially delaying start of new busing arrangements.
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Stephen Roth
Appeals Court
Roth
Detroit
Michigan
The
River water resumes flow into Plymouth reservoir
The Arroyo Ditch serving Plymouth was unclogged, allowing water from the south fork of the Cosumnes River to flow into the Sierra foothill town’s reservoir for the first time in five days, according to Mayor Jack Tallman.
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Britain reports steep May trade deficit with world
London says May foreign trade deficit reached 522 percent of valuation, marking the heaviest shortfall in three years. The Trade and Industry Department noted the figures as Britain’s worst monthly log in foreign commerce in nearly three years.
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Britain Today
Department of Trade and Industry
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