Sinai and Jerusalem Fall As War Rages Across Mideast
Israeli forces push toward the Suez Canal and Jordanian Jerusalem as Jordan accepts a UN cease fire while Egypt rejects it. Russia calls for an emergency Security Council session as Arab states face setbacks and Western powers deny blame amid oil and diplomatic turmoil.
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NY Stocks Rise On Broad Market Rally
New York markets advanced for the second straight session with the UPI stock indicator up 1.00 percent as 1,419 issues traded. Major gainers included IBM Control Data and National Cash Register while Boeing Ling Temco and KLM posted progress in their sectors. Dow Jones and NYSE averages finished higher with volume at 10.17 million shares.
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California Water Project Progress and Funding Challenges
Assemblyman Stew Hinckley reports that the California water project nears one third completion with major components like the South Bay Aqueduct Oroville complex and San Luis reservoir near finish. Financing gaps of 300 million short-term and 600 million long-term threaten schedules, while Gianelli pledges to meet delivery dates despite bureaucratic hurdles.
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Scientists to Detonate Explosives Along San Andreas Fault
U S Geological Survey officials said on Tuesday that explosives would be set off at nine sites along the fault between Vallejo and Coalinga. The tests aim to study earthquakes inland and are planned to occur this month.
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Boo Hoo in Jail and Unraveled Marriage in Berkeley
Berkeley report says Charlie Brown Artman a psychedelic priest was jailed 20 days for possession LSD. His bride, Bronwen Elizabeth Artman, 19, filed for a writ of annulment in Contra Costa court and returned to her Kensington family home citing lack of residence and alleged infidelity.
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Diplomatic gambit over Mideast ends with tattered ties
Diplomats pushing for ceasefire avert wider war as Israel gains leverage in the Gulf of Aqaba while the Soviet United States axis faces Arab backlash. Egypt leads break in relations with the US and allies reportedly include Algeria Syria Sudan Yemen Iraq. Northwest Territory forms new states Indiana Illinois Ohio Michigan Wisconsin and part of Minnesota from territory.
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