Israelis Plan To Keep Arab Land
The Associated Press reports Israel denies deeper Syrian incursions after a cease fire but plans to retain portions of land won in the Six Day War. Crowds in Elath welcomed the first Israeli freighter into the Gulf of Aqaba as regional tensions flare amid UN calls to withdraw.
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Associated Press
Israel
Syria
Egypt
Jourdan
Elath
Gulf of Aqaba
Gulf
Middle East
Sharm el Sheikh
Strait of Tiran
Isaeli
Jordan
U.N. Security Council
U.N
Sinai
Jordan River
Abba Eban
Armistice Times
Galilee
David Ben- Gurion
Jerusalem
Jerusalem Post
Foreign Ministry
Iran
Elena
United N
Soviet Union
United States
Anc
Czechusloe
Houari Boumedienne
Fg Uni
Moscow
Soldier from Albuquerque is sentenced for rape and murder in Saigon
A 20-year-old Army private Joseph C. Garcia from Albuquerque was sentenced to 15 years at hard labor after being convicted of rape in the slaying of a 20-year-old Vietnamese peasant girl. Maj. Gen. John J. Tolson of the U S 1st Air Cavalry Division approved the sentence. Two other men were convicted of murder in the case.
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Saigon
Albuquerque
Joseph C. Garcia
John J. Tolson
U.S. 1St Air Cavalry Division
Weekend air gains shrink Hanoi air force size
U S pilots claimed 10 MiGs destroyed or damaged on the ground near Kep northeast of Hanoi over the weekend, raising total MiG losses to about 115. North Vietnamese ground fire killed four U S planes, with three crewmen rescued and two missing.
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George McArthur
Saigon
Hase
Hanoi
U.S. Air Force
United States
North Vietnam
U.S
Soviet Union
Kep
U.S. Navy
Suntay
Yong Bi
Haiphong
1St Corps
Demilitarized Zone
South Vietnam
Quang Tri
Finally Gets Ph D By Tk
Joseph G. Ebel age 40 earns a doctor of philosophy degree from Cornell University becoming a father of ten. He began college in 1951 and earned an agriculture degree in 1963 before pursuing his doctorate. The Arcade New York native moved to Newfield near Ithaca in 1962 with his wife Donna and their children aged 3 to 13. He contemplates a career in academia and enjoys working with students.
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Tk Associated Press
Ithaca
N.Y
Joseph
G. Ebel
Cornell University
Ebel
Ethel
Donna
Arcade
Buffaly
Cornell
Newfield
Strike Vote Set for June 20 Among Kennecott Workers
Chano Merino of the Mine Mill and Smelter Worker's Union said a strike authorization vote will be held Tuesday June 20 for United Steelworkers and Mine Mill and Smelter Workers in Kennecott Western division properties. Kennecott’s June 7 wage proposal was rejected by USWA Mine Mill and other unions after talks in Salt Lake City. Additional bargaining sessions are planned for June 19.
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S. Q
Chano” Merino
Memlbers
United Steel Workers of fiAmerica
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter
Kennecott Properties
Western Mining
Kennecott
USWA
Mine-Mill
Salt Lake City
Sunday Fire Caused By Match Play Near Hillcrest Hill
A grass fire near the city water tank above Hillcrest Hill was caused by children playing with matches. Silver City Fire Department arrived after a 34 minute response following a call at 120 p.m. on Sunday and extinguished the blaze. Fire Chief Louis Martinez urged parents to supervise children and prevent match use during this dry season.
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Hillcrest
Silver City
Louis Martinez
Aging Chama men challenge arrest methods in Tijerina case
Samuel Benavidez and Juan Valdez, both 60s, say they were arrested June 2 by four officers for unlawful assembly tied to Reies Tijerina activities. They describe lack of immediate rights warnings, limited phone access, and unclear charges. They deny attending the Echo Amphitheater meeting and plan to challenge the warrants with Espanola lawyer.
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Howard Graves
Associated Press
Chama
Reies Tiralina
Samuel Jose Henevidez
Juan I. Valdez
Santa Fe
Dist. Atty
Alfonso G. Sanchez
Confederation of Free City States
Coyote
Benavidez
Valdez
Sanchez
Joe Black
Black
Federal Alliance of Land Grants
Reies Tijerina
Tierra Amarilla
Alliance
Echo Amphitheater
Tijerina
Carson National Forest
Espanola
Arrest Of Stokely Carmichael Touches Off Negro Shooting Riot
Prattville Alabama AP report notes the arrest of Stokely Carmichael sparked a gun battle between police and Black residents, with National Guardsmen called in to restore order. Three officers injured, cars damaged, 36 detainees plus a shotgun found, Carmichael jailed overnight after threatening an officer.
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Rex Thomas Prattville
Ala
Stokely Carmichael
National
Phillip Wood
Carmichael
Obie Thompson
National Guard
Prattville
Wood
Kenneth Hill
Call For Food Strike Tuesday In Hong Kong
Communist leaders urged a general strike to pressure the British colonial government. Police moved into crowded markets as authorities reported agitators threatening food dealers with harm and to cut off supply from mainland China. Local papers claimed a gas worker died in a coke burner incident amid days of rioting and anti-British protests.
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Associated Press
Hong Kong
China
Red China
Governor offers reward for Tierra Amarilla courthouse raid suspect
Gov David Cargo announces a 500 reward from his own funds to aid arrest of Baltazar Martinez, described as the most dangerous suspect in the Rio Arriba County courthouse raid. He plans a meeting with Chama businessmen worried by tourism declines linked to the militant Spanish American group led by Beles Tijerina, now in protective custody.
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Santa FE
David Cargo
Baltazar Martinez
Martinez
Joe Black
Rio Arriba
Tierra Ama
Tilia
Cargo
Chama Area
Beles Tijerina
Court to Rule on FPC Rate Authority in Permian Basin
The Supreme Court agreed to hear the Permian Basin case on whether the Federal Power Commission can fix area based natural gas rates. If upheld, refunds could reach 40 million dollars and rates for gas sales in Texas and New Mexico’s Permian Basin may drop. The decision could set a precedent for other gas producing areas if aligned with federal law.
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Washington
U.S. Supreme Court
Federal Power Commission
Permian Basin
High Court
Permian
Texas
New Mexico
Walker seeks aid for frost damaged New Mexico fruit
U S Rep Johnny Walker has asked the Department of Agriculture to study frost damage to apple and peach crops in New Mexico and report on damage extent and possible aid. He noted peach records are sparse, plans to introduce legislation if needed, and seeks production stabilization options for growers.
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U. S
Johnny Walker
Department of Agriculture
New Mexico
Walker
Department
Agriculture Department
New Mexico Democrat
City Manager Attends Sixty First Municipal Finance Convention
Silver City's City Manager Richard Cunningham returned Saturday from the 61st annual convention on municipal finance in Chicago. He chaired a two hour panel on local government finance organization and participated in panels on budgeting programs finance concepts and the US economic outlook. The event offered discussions with numerous city managers on city government problems.
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Silver City
Richard Cunningham
Chicago
Cunningham
United States
Burton Involved In Commercial Television
Actor Richard Burton will help mold Britain's commercial TV programming as director of the Harlech consortium. Harlech plans to invest profits in local repertory and opera groups to develop future television stars. Harlech is part of the Independent Television Network competing with the BBC.
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Lonton
Richard Burton
Britain
Burton
Harlech Consortium
Wales
Lord Harlech
United States
Harlech Group
Independent Television
British Broadcasting Corp
Silver City Hosts Quarterly New Mexico Cattlemen's Convention
Silver City welcomes the New Mexico Cattle Growers Association for its second quarterly meeting June 23-24 at the Holiday Inn. Noel Rankin urges cattlemen to attend for counsel on industry challenges. The program covers legislative updates, animal diseases, reproductive and feed issues, a Tyrone tour, social events, and talks by Alvin Stockton, Lowell Tanyer, Joe Delk, and Senator Smalley.
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Silver City
New Mexico Cattle Growers Association
Noel Rankin
Holiday Inn
Highway 120
Alvin Stockton
Raton
New Mexico
Howard Sherrod
The
Veterinary Association
Jack Kirk
Hobbs
Vam'Brimhall
Junss Feed Industries
Roswell
Phelps- Dodge
Tyrone
Grant County Bank
Forest Desk
American National Bank
Lowell Tanyer
Joe Delk
Ke Smalley
Negroes Riot In Downtown Tampa Triggers Chaos
More than 400 Negroes rioted in two slum districts near downtown Tampa after a youth killing. Gunfire, looting, and fires swept a mile square as police and National Guard moved in. One white deputy sheriff died. several injured. Governor Kirk flew in to oversee operations amid threats of further trouble.
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Tampa
Ey Don
Fla
Claude Kirk
Florida West Coast
National Guard
Kirk
James Hammond
Tampa Commission On Community Relations
Malcolm Beard
Tist
Charles Wells
Tampa General Hospital
Don Williams
Carl DeWitt
DeWitt
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West Negro
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Carlsbad
Terry Salars
Grand Page
Jodi Jackson
Virginia White
Rita Hall
Grand Cross of Color
Lela Mrotzek
Arizona
Cathy Short
Grand Assembly
Gordon Wrinkle
Cairo
al Ahram
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Mohamed Fawzi
Abdel Akim Amer
Hill
Prattville General Hospital
Norris Champion
Autsage ‘County
John Griffin
Thompson
Negro First Baptist Church
FPC
N.M. Cattlemen’s Convention
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