Israel Defies U N Censure Over Lebanon Raids
Israel rejected a U N Security Council censure condemning raids into Lebanon, calling it a travesty of justice. Tekoah warned the measure could have grave repercussions in the Middle East if it spurs more terror. Belgium Britain and France backed a compromise, with the United States and Panama abstaining as debate ended.
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McGovern narrows gap in delegate count hopes for nomination
McGovern strategists say he holds 1492.75 delegates, 16.75 short of the needed total after a recalculation. Humphrey supporters hope California's winner take all delegates can be redistributed to raise his tally. McGovern travels the South while Platform Committee backs planks aligned with his Vietnam and welfare ideas.
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Demos Skirt McGovern Plan
In a marathon session the Platform Committee crafted a draft reflecting McGovern views on Indochina and domestic issues while resisting Wallace backed plans to outlaw busing. It rejected many civil rights amendments, endorsed tax reform steps, and supported public service employment to guarantee job opportunities, while opposing a value added tax.
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Airfield Bombed Near Hanoi as U S Jets Strike North Vietnam
AP describes U S warplanes bombing an airfield two miles from central Hanoi while American raiders press the Hanoi Haiphong region for the fourth straight day. Reports claim warehouses destroyed and generators damaged, with 420 strikes noted. Hanoi radio cites U S plane losses. Vietnam claims higher counts.
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Bloody start to Irish truce as IRA shows strength
Northern Ireland tranquil cease fire begins with IRA Provisional wing display of force and post deadline clashes. British Army reports attacks on troops after midnight in Belfast and Londonderry while authorities note discipline actions by IRA squads. Civilians aid troops with deer and cigarettes in Belfast as police find a discarded submachine gun near a guerrilla hideout.
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Deadline Extended for Frontier Days Parade Entries
Entry deadline for the Frontier Days parade has been extended to Friday per parade chairman David Werner. The July 4 event carries the theme 60 Years of Statehood. Entry blanks printed in the Daily Press may be mailed to Wermer at P. O. Box 342, Silver City. Local forecast calls for fair skies with occasional high cloudiness through Wednesday, little to no rain expected, with tonight’s low around 58 and Wednesday’s high near 78.
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Pentagon Papers reveal new channels to end Indochina war
Washington reports undisclosed portions show at least 12 contact channels between North Vietnam and the United States dating to 1968. Kissinger figures in 1967 diplomacy with France, Canada, Poland. meetings cross the Pennsylvania Channel. Post notes the revelations add detail but few new facts.
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Blast Victim Critical
Ray Henderson of 300 Cottonwood Street in Central remains in critical condition at Hillcrest General Hospital after a Monday flash fire destroyed his home. Central Fire Department and Southern Union Gas investigators continue at the scene probing the blaze cause with debris review and expected findings by Wednesday noon.
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Burglary at Chays TV on West Market Street
Police report says burglars broke the front display window of Chays TV on West Market Street Monday night and stole a radio tape player. Investigating officers are examining the scene and reviewing footage for leads.
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