U N Votes Israel Censure United Nations Security Council Action
The UN Security Council narrowly censured Israel over Jerusalem status moves after Israel rejected the measure. The vote saw the United States abstain briefly before later supporting the resolution, which condemned actions affecting Jerusalem and warned of possible further action if ignored. Jordan urged stronger sanctions while Israel called the move political harassment.
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Middle East
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Algeria
Nepali
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United States
Senisalem
Charles W. Yost
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Old City
Jerusalem
U.N
Jordan
Mihammal H. El-Farra
Waki
Ashely
Tekoah
Amendment Push Praised by San Antonio Group
John Galli praised the selection of Leon Jaworski as chairman Hank Brown as vice chairman and Charles Herring as treasurer of Citizens for Proposition 5 the state organization pushing for the August 3 amendment election. Galli cited the federal ruling on Texas welfare aid to families with dependent children saying it is do or die for Amendment 5 which would raise the annual welfare payment ceiling.
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San Antonio
John Gali
Leon Jaworski
Hank Brown
Charles Herring
Galli
Texas
Shepard to Command Apollo 13 Chief
Space Center Houston reports Edgar D. Mitchell and others among the Apollo 13 crew hopefuls as NASA weighs the next flight. Officials say the first crew assignments will be announced after Armstrong and Collins complete a rehearsal and pilots continue training.
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Neil A. Armstrong
Michael Callins
Edwin E Smoon
Bue Aldrin
Moon
Ervey
Space Center
Shepard
Jessy
Space Agency
Y Buna K
Deke” Slayton
Houston
UPI
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Aldrin
Michael Collins
Cape Kennedy
Touston
Manned Spacecraft Center
Robertt IR. Gilenth
Foustan Space Center
Hollery Training Workshop At Ferris State College
A two part workshop at Ferris State College in Big Rapids will teach hollering techniques to 600 high school cheerleaders from 33 states. Sessions run August 3 to 8 and August 10 to 15.
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Big Rapids
Mich
UPI
Ferris State College
Paris Faces 3.2 Billion Gold Loss Amid Talks With Brandt
A Paris ministry statement blamed a 3.2 billion loss in gold reserves on the monetary crises of March and December plus May riots. West German Foreign Minister Willy Brandt arrived for talks with President Georges Pompidou, saying he would listen. No concrete proposals or decisions were expected, as France seeks to balance labor wage demands with a time‑buying plan while discussing Common Market future.
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Georges Pompinl
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Robert Schumany
Germany
Britain
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Federation of Workers
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Mauhng
Rnce Couve
Star Spangled Banner Song From Vietnam Soldier
A memorial ballad recalls a soldier who sent home a song from Vietnam. It frames his journey from the Great Smoky Mountains to jungle combat, his death, and a tombstone inscription praising America and his tune for country and God.
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Stroky Mountains
Vietnam
Anela Sam
Great Smoky Mountains
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