Middle East Crisis Deepens as Nations Mobilize
Iraq decided to send land and air forces to aid Egypt and Syria in a broader struggle. Jordan moved troops toward the West Bank while Lebanon called upex soldiers. Egypt allegedly mined the Gulf of Aqaba. Israel warned a blockade would breach international law. Diplomatic moves intensified in New York London Moscow and Paris as Thant met Cairo officials and Kosygin and Gromyko discussed options. De Gaulle pressed for a four power conference or diplomatic channels while Israel awaited diplomatic steps.
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Middle East
Iraq
Egypt
Syria
Council of Ministers
Lebanon
Focal Army Headquarters
Mideast
Cato
al Ahram
Gulf of Aqaba
Israel
Levi Eshkol
Harold Wilson
Britain
Johnson
Withers
Mediterranean
Gulf
Nasser
Cairo
United Nations
Thant
Moscow
George Brown
Andrei A. Gromyko
Alexei N. Kosygin
Soviet Union
France
de Aulle
Georges Gorse
Gorse
Immediatley
de Gaulle
Abba Eban
Washington
U.S
New York
Security Council
Gaming Pioneer Dies Starts Harold's Club
Raymond I. Smith known as the granddaddy of Nevada gambling died at (age 0) in Reno after a 10 day hospital stay for cancer and ailments. He and his sons Harold and Raymond A. built Harolds Club from a small wall to a seven story, near 900 slot machines and over 100 gaming tables. He championed volume payoffs, liberalized slots, and large scale advertising drawing tourists to Reno.
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Smith
Harold
Raymond A
Harolds Club
Reno
Pappy
Nevada
Modesto
Calif
Harald
Raymond
Bombers Return to Hanoi Area War resumes after truce
Vietnamese fighting erupts as U S bombers strike targets near Hanoi and Sai gon. North Vietnamese artillery mortars hit a U S infantry unit near Dau Tieng as U S reconnaissance flights document traffic patterns amid renewed hostilities.
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Saigon
Ups
Vietnam
North
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Thai Mguyen
Hanoi
Air Force
U.S
Tom Corpora
U.S. 4Th Infantry Division
Dau Tieng
U.S. Army
25Th Infantry Division
Night Turf Racing Bill Passes Assembly In California
SACRAMENTO Legislation to expand horse racing and allow night racing cleared the Assembly 53 to 11 amid concerns the state would not gain a fair share of profits. The measure would permit night races, allow simultaneous schedules in north and south regions, and extend racing dates across breeds with Northern California up to 33 weeks and Southern California up to 41 weeks.
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Sacramento
California
Assembly
Senate
IPS A REVELATION the many charging you find in Classified Ads
A terse classified note warns readers to beware of charges lurking in ads and urges caution, highlighting deceptive pricing or hidden fees and urging readers to scrutinize terms before paying or committing.
Driver Runs Down Tot Slugs Her
A driver struck a young girl in front of her home at 332 E llth St. Stevens, a market research analyst, witnessed the crash and aided the injured, while Thibado, unemployed, was booked on felony drunk driving after a .20 breathalyzer reading. Stevens described attempts to resuscitate the girl and Thibado’s later confrontations with bystanders.
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Darrell
Debbie
E.llth St
Glen C
Stevens
Los Angeles
Dean Witter and Co
Thibado
Major Pearce and Son Flee to Cuba After Disappearance
Major Richard Pearce, a former Vietnam officer with top security clearance, fled with his young son on a Cessna 150 from Key West to Cuba amid inquiries into missing documents. Havana Radio cited asylum talks while U.S. officials and Pearce’s family offered conflicting statements. Authorities described Pearce as preoccupied, with little baggage beyond a single duffel bag and combat boots.
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Cuba
Pearce
Liberty City
Camp Columbia
Havana
U.S. State Department
U.S
South Vietnam
Richard de
Key West
San Antonio
Tex
Key ‘Wester
Robert Bauersachs
Tax Boosts Indicated in State Fiscal Crisis
SACRAMENTO UP I Gov Ronald Reagan faces a new California fiscal crisis and says taxpayers will dig deeper. He will review the budget and revenue program as a 98 million gap in state financing for the next 14 months widens.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
California
Reagan
Hundreds Dead Missing and Injured in Brussels Store Fire
A Brussels department store blaze left 38 dead 64 injured and 222 missing per police, with store officials listing 320 missing. Most victims were shoppers caught during peak hours as the Innovation department store burned Monday. Fire crews faced flareups delaying body removal while investigators weighed sabotage claims amid other fiscal notes.
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Brussels
Belgium
Innovation Department
Julien de Gryse
Test Site relocation backed by California delegation
A 21 member California congressional delegation approved Rep. Richard Hanna’s plan to relocate the naval ordnance test station from Pasadena to Los Alamitos Naval Air Station after a four year Navy study. The move faces opposition from Rep. H Allen Smith who argues Pasadena should remain to preserve ties with Caltech and the facility’s current Navy relationships. Defense officials are reviewing Pasadena proposals for two alternate sites to replace the 7.5 acre parcel now used.
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Fornia
Pasadena
Onsange County
Pita
Richard Hanna
Huntington Beach
Los Alarmitos Naval Air Station
Hanna
Hiss
Navy
L. Mendel Rivers
D-S.c
Smith
Hetter
Caltech
Defense Department
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Pine Avenue
By DE van L. Shumway
Alamitos
Cal
Long Beach
Newt
Etrays
Victoria
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