Israel’s Eshkol vows to keep lands until peace talks begin
In Jerusalem interview Prime Minister Levi Eshkol reaffirmed Israel will not surrender occupied territory without a peace settlement. He urged direct talks with Arab states, welcomed limited Soviet and U.S. involvement, and warned abandoning land pre peace is impossible. He called for refugee solution within a broader peace framework and noted Arab pressure at the United Nations. Eshkol also criticized France’s arms embargo and warned against Arab political betrayals while signaling willingness to meet Egypt’s Nasser, Jordan’s Hussein, and Syria’s leadership. He stressed a face-to-face approach as the best path to peace.
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San Antonio pollution tour eyes Texas water work
A national Water Pollution Control Advisory Board toured San Antonio on a Texas visit to study sewage and pollution solutions. Wells described the Rifling riddle research, and General Manager Brune highlighted the Salatilio and Martinez Creek plants. Jones M Quigley warned no complete national cure exists yet, but American ingenuity will help.
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San Antonio hosts river pollution policy tour agenda
The San Antonio visit part of a federal and state effort to raise water pollution standards across Texas runs from HemisFair headquarters to Brackenridge Park and the Alamo. Delegates include government officials, environmental leaders, and industry reps as they tour plants, discuss the Gulf of Mexico watershed, and plan hearings in Houston.
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Health, Education & Welfare
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Texas Trails Busy July Fourth Weekend Ahead
Collected items outline a busy July 4 period across South Texas with fairs rodeos and festivals. Luling Sabinal Uvalde Boerne Seguin Fredericksburg and Del Rio host events while Pledger notes missing pieces in the published schedule. Local lore touches on yucca blooms and cooking with peppers as discussions drift through the community notices.
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Alabama Governor Faces Possible Surgery For Malignancy
Alabama Governor Lurleen Wallace said she has a malignant condition that may require further surgery. She plans to enter MD Anderson in Houston next week on doctors' advice from Montgomery. Army Secretary Resor testified there is no plan to meet Vietnam manpower needs by recalling 150,000 Reservists.
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Job Study Is Ordered in Mexican American Workforce
Washington AP Freeman orders a department wide survey to explore job opportunities for Mexican Americans and to assess whether Agriculture Department programs deliver benefits, aligning with Johnson's Equal Opportunity push. Freeman notes thousands have been helped but much more remains to be done.
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Officers Deny Negro Charges In Sauced Court Inquiry
Testimony in a district court inquiry on alleged police brutality centers on May 6 at the Blue Room Cafe in San Antonio. Bandleader Vernon Barnett claims police beat him. officers deny wrongdoing as multiple witnesses corroborate or recount the arrest and alleged abuse at the cafe and nearby locations.
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