House kills bill easing mobile check cashing rules
The House Banking Committee defeated the Lindsay-Schaub bill 8 to 7 after Rep. Leland Kennedy voted present. It sought to ease mobile check cashing routes near stationary exchanges. Sen. Arthur Gottschalk sponsored it, having passed the Senate 38 to 3. A revival effort by Rep. Henry Hyde is planned on the House floor.
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Lindsay-Schaub
Springfield
House Banking Committee
Leland Kennedy
D-Alton
Arthur R. Gottschalk
R-Flossmoor
Senate
House
Henry Hyde
Chicago
Gottschalk
Canjilon Hostage Siege Ties Up New Mexico Town
National Guardsmen and police hunted a band of 30 or more armed fugitives after they shot the Tierra Amarilla courthouse. About 50 people including children were confined in a livestock pen near Canjilon while as many as 20 were held hostage. two officers were wounded. The raid marks Reies Tijerin a Jr. as part of a campaign over forest lands granted under old Spanish titles.
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New Mexico
Canjilon
Reies Tijerina Jr
Tierra Amarilla
Tijerina
National Guard
Mild and warm with chances of showers midweek
Partly cloudy and mild tonight and Wednesday with possible thundershowers late Wednesday. Lows tonight around 68 to 70 degrees. Wednesday highs near 88. Weather details on page 14.
Troops Pass Famed Mandelbaum Gate Into Old City
AP reports Israeli soldiers reached Jerusalem through Mandelbaum Gate and crossed into the Arab sector as fighting waged around the Old City. Civilians and police moved across the boundary while sniper fire rang out and Orthodox residents raced into the streets awaiting the all clear.
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Eric Gottgetru
Associated Press
Jerusalem
Israel
Mandelbaum Gate
Holy
Old City
Mandelbaum
Newsmen among war victims killed in Middle East conflict
Two correspondents died while covering the Middle East war. Ted Yates of NBC and Paul Schutzer of Life were killed by machine gun fire and Egyptian fire respectively near Jerusalem and the Mount of Olives. Michael Mokr of Life survived unhurt.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Ted Yates
National Broadcasting Co
Paul Schutzer
Life Magazine
Yates
Jordan
Jerusalem
Southeast Asia
Santo Domingo
Schutzer
New Rochelle
N.Y
Life
Michael Mokr
New York
Brooklyn
NBC
Intercontinental Hotel
Mount of Olives
Israelis Reach Sinai Front Near Suez Canal
Israeli forces pressed toward the Suez area advancing to Abu Aweigila and El Arish as Jordanian and Egyptian fronts widened. Israel claimed air dominance with hundreds of Arab planes shot down while Arab states halted oil sales to the US and Britain and mobs attacked Western facilities abroad.
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Israel
Jordan
Syria
Iraq
Egypt
Tel Aviv
Sinai
Abu Aweigila
el Arish
Sinai Desert
Suez Canal
Alexandria
Gaza Strip
Mediterranean
Gaza
Strip
Radio Israel
el- Arish
Sinai Peninsula
Bir Lachpan
Port Said
North of Hanoi Pilots bag 3 MIGs Saigon
American jets probed deep into the North Vietnamese heartland bombing rail lines near Hanoi and drew swarms of Communist MIG interceptors. Three MIGs were shot down as 113 strike missions went north and B52 raids hit South Vietnam.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Thai Nguyen
U.S
Jungle Trail
South Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Britain imposes 24 hour embargo on arms to Middle East
Prime Minister Harold Wilson announces a 24 hour ban on British arms shipments to the Middle East. He declares Egypt's Suez Canal closure illegal and says the ban applies to both Israeli and Arab combatants. Britain seeks a general embargo with urgent talks among major powers. If impossible, the temporary ban may be reconsidered. Wilson urges Arab governments to avoid disrupting commerce, including oil, based on false statements.
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London
Harold Wilson
Middle East
Egypt
Suez Canal
House of Commons
Britain
Wilson
Arab states break ties with United States over Middle East war
Egypt Syria and Algeria announce severing diplomatic relations with the United States citing U.S. and British involvement in war operations. Damascus reveals Syria cuts ties with U.S. and Britain. Algeria confirms break with Washington via Radio Algiers as Cairo and other capitals protest Western actions. Rusk accuses Cairo of malicious lies over U.S. air activity while calls for cease fire and UN Security Council efforts continue.
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London
Egypt
Syria
Algeria
United States
Cairo Radio
Britain
Cairo
Rhodesia
Damascus Radio
Algiers
Washington
Southeast Asia
Middle East
U.S
Beirut
Lebanon
Baghdad
Damascus
Alexandria
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Arthur J. Goldberg
United Nations
New York
Christian
Johnson
Security Council
Astronaut Edward Givens Dies In Early Morning Crash Near Houston
Edward Givens Jr., 37, Air Force major and astronaut candidate, died when his 1964 foreign compact left a road near Pearland and hit a ditch. Two Air Force Reserve pilots were injured. Givens, a Naval Academy graduate and project officer at the Manned Spacecraft Center, was among 19 new astronauts named in 1966 and had not flown in space. He is survived by his wife Ada Mauss, three children, and his parents.
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Houston
Tex
Edward G. Givens
Manned Spacecraft Center
Givens
Air Force
America
Astronaut Corps
Pearland
Air Force Reserve
Maj
William Hall
Youngstown
Ohio
Frances Dellorto
Chicago
Ill
Hall
Dellorto
Ellington Air Force Base
The
Space Center
Lorto
Donald K. Slayton
Stuart Allen Roosa
Charles A. Berry
Spacemen
Quanah
US Naval Academy
Ada Mauss
Bedford
Mass
E. G. Givens
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Cairo Today
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