Israel the winner Nassar, Russia, U.N. losers UPI
Israel emerged as the clear victor in the rapid Middle East conflict, with key gains including control of Jerusalem and movement toward favorable terms on Suez passage. Nasser's position weakened, Arab unity waned, and Soviet influence faces reassessment amid U.N. credibility damage.
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Williams praises papers at Sigma Delta Chi
Gov. Jack Williams told a Tucson Sigma Delta Chi gathering that today’s newspapers are the finest in news reporting. He criticized enthusiastic editors who push reporters for quick clear answers and urged responsible use of a free press to shape national progress.
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Vietnam topic touches North and South Vietnam trip findings
Russell Johnson of the American Friends Service Committee will speak at the Unitarian Universalist Church about his Vietnam visit. He met North Vietnamese citizens and leaders including Viet Cong, toured bombed villages, and observed pacification efforts in the south. Johnson is peace education secretary for New England Quakers.
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All-white jury frees in attack on young Negroes
A federal court jury acquitted eight white defendants, including Justice of the Peace James Richard Ayers, in Grenada Mississippi, of charges of attacking Negro students during desegregation efforts last fall. The verdict followed about three hours of deliberation.
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Oxygen fire danger raised in saturation diving program
A U.S. Navy expert warned at a Marine Technology Society conference that an oxygen fed fire similar to the Apollo tragedy could occur in saturation diving. Lt. Cmdr. Harter said fire risk rises as a diver nears decompression when the atmosphere is nearly pure oxygen, despite inert gas use in saturation diving.
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Stove vent unit stolen from Hallcraft Home site
A combination oven stove vent valued around 500 dollars was reported missing from a Hallcraft Home construction site at 419 Stella Lane. The theft occurred since May 18 with no sign of forced entry.
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Tornadoes and Severe Weather Hit Plains Midwest
United Press International reports widespread severe weather across the Great Plains and Midwest. Tornadoes were seen in Idaho to Nebraska, hail pummeled Texas and Colorado, and Nebraska endured heavy rains with flash flooding near Norfolk and Verdigre.
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Daze O Fun Camp To Start At Scottsdale YMCA
Scottsdale YMCA launches Daze O Fun Camp for summer with four two week sessions from June to August. Activities include swimming crafts archery tumbling drama and music and overnight trips. Held at Kiva Elementary School with Judson School pool swimming, lunch provided, buses from 3019 N 74th St. Fees are 28 per session with discounts for siblings two and three.
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Ormandy Leads Philadelphia Orchestra in Grady Gammage Triumph
Jonathan Marshall notes Maestro Eugene Ormandy and the Philadelphia Orchestra delivered a flawless program at Grady Gammage Auditorium before an eager audience. Bach Toccata and Fugue, Don Quixote with Mayes and De Pasquale solo highlights, and Brahms Second Symphony drew rich tone and strong ensemble. Encore by Samuel Barber showcased strings, while Phoenix Symphony lags behind in comparison.
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Rowley Found Innocent In Appeals Court Attack Case
Robert Douglas Rowley, 28, acquitted by a superior court jury of two counts of assault with intent to murder and two counts of burglary in an attack on Arizona Appeals Court Judge Henry Stevens and his wife last December. Police alleged Rowley was hired. defense called a witness a liar and accused police of pressuring testimony.
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Duchess of Windsor welcomed to royal family after 30 years
In London the Duchess of Windsor joins Britain’s royal circle for the first public appearance with Queen Elizabeth II at Marlborough House. The quiet ceremony, marking Queen Mary’s plaque unveiling, ended decades of ostracism for the former Mrs Wallis Simpson and her husband.
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