Israel vows to break blockade and escalate clashes
Reports from Cairo say a US owned ship bound for Elath was forced to turn back after a warning shot by UAR blockaders, while Washington denied any such vessel. Israel seeks UN action as Eban warns of vital interests at stake amid a renewed Security Council dispute. Paris sources note Israeli jets reportedly received French war material, signaling ongoing French support. The UN session in New York grows tense as pro Arab and US delegates clash over peace efforts.
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Two Seized in Spying Case Involving Pollaris Base Suspects
London reports a German and a Scotsman held without bail on charges of seeking secret information affecting British or American security. The Scot William McAffer was arrested in Cuparn near Holy Loch three miles from the U S Polaris submarine base at Holy Loch. He allegedly tried to obtain secret data from an American sailor aboard the Simon Lake, the depot ship of the Polaris squadron.
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Treasury Totes Out Quakers
Washington eight Quakers and five others were forcibly removed from the Treasury Building after a protest against licensing medical shipments to North Vietnam. The group pressed for lifting a $1,400 Vietnam relief funds freeze held in two Philadelphia banks and argued funds should aid civilian victims. Treasury Director Margarita Schwartz warned relief funds would be approved only if money could be shown to avoid military use.
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3700 Pilots Face Duty Extension Across Air Force
The Pentagon announced up to 3700 Air Force officers from colonel to below will have extended duty for up to a year to meet growing Vietnam era demands. The move delays retirements and reshuffles officers from desk posts back into flying roles.
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Robert S. McNamara
Warehouse Workers Stand by to Strike in Northern California
Longshore and Teamsters officials urged 25000 warehouse workers from Bakersfield to the Oregon border to prepare for a strike as union leaders report 95 percent authorizing a strike after a stalled three year contract talks with Northern California employers. Negotiations target a $1.15 hourly rise while employers offer 27 cents per hour over three years.
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Cafe Man Slain Fueling a Sailor Hunt Rumors and Flight
A cafe man was slain with a four inch knife in a bar cafe. Police issued an all points bulletin after a list of names and scores on a pie plate led detectives to a sailor aboard the USS Navarro. Arocha, suspected, left with companions and later disappeared toward San Diego. Rhodes had once taught fighting techniques at San Diego.
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Minor quake rattles Hayward Fault near San Jose
A minor earthquake shook the Hayward Fault Monday night near the San Jose area, rattling several communities at the tip of the San Francisco Bay.
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Nation marks Memorial Day amid protests and support
Remembrances span Arlington and Washington as Vietnam war divides and loyalty ceremonies honor GIs. A Veterans groups protest plan and Arlington hosts the wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. In Philadelphia, Spanish-American War veterans aboard the USS Olympia toss wreaths into the Delaware River.
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LBJ Extends Ranch Stay Through Memorial Day
President Johnson extends weekend Texas ranch visit through Memorial Day with no public appearances planned. He urged prayers for peace in Vietnam and hopes for a settlement of Middle East tensions via diplomacy. White House says no church services or speeches today and he may fly back to Washington later.
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Rumford Act survives court test no repeal in sight
Open housing supporters pin hopes on the Legislature after the U S Supreme Court upheld the California Supreme Court against Proposition 14. Governor Reagan urged action to modify or repeal the Rumford Act while Senate moves toward possible amendments. Minority leaders caution against new ballot challenges as civil rights groups praise the decision and press for steady progress.
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Los Angeles
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Vilna Canson
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U S Ships Halt Bombing of Hanoi Haiphong Areas
The Defense Department did not comment on new restrictions while the Johnson administration faces pressure to curb bombing in North Vietnam. Sen. Cooper urged halting attacks in Hanoi Haiphong and focusing on infiltration groups. Reports cite mostly transportation targets and a Hoa Lac airbase strike destroying the runway. Ground action remained light as Memorial Day observances took place. General Palmer urged duty and remembrance for fallen soldiers.
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