June 5 1967 memory shadows Egypt amid quiet Cairo
Four years after the start of the Six Day War, Egyptians reflect on the day of invasion and the loss of Sinai. Cairo residents resist calls for revenge while facing economic strain and ongoing military stakes. Tourists and locals look to summer vacations as frontlines recede from daily life.
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Laird Signals US Plans New Missile Submarine Class
Secretary Melvin R. Laird indicated strong consideration for a Navy plan to build an entirely new class of nuclear submarines armed with missiles intended to destroy ships rather than cities. The proposal, discussed in Groton, Connecticut, outlines a strategic shift in naval deterrence and offensive capability.
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Da Nang Hit Again as N Vietnam Rockets Kill and Wound Civilians
North Vietnamese rockets pounded Da Nang harming at least five civilians and three soldiers as refugees flood the city. Marines begin packing to leave while South Vietnamese troops assume security duties. The attack marked a daylight strike amid increasing hostility and a pending U.S. pullout.
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World of turmoil marks war anniversary with attacks near Jerusalem
Arab riflemen ambushed an Israeli civilian vehicle on Jerusalem outskirts, violence spreading to Lebanon and Jordan as bombings injure police and civilians. In Beirut and Ramia, mortars kill a civilian. Suez front broadcasts mark the anniversary. a cholera epidemic intensifies in Calcutta with thousands of new refugees and high death tolls.
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Mass murder search ends in Yuba City with 25 bodies found
A sheriff spokesman said the search in riverside orchards yielded 25 bodies and has ended aside from reviewing aerial infrared photos. Deputies had uncovered decayed remains over two weeks in Feather River area orchards, dating from May 20, in one of modern history's largest mass killings. Reagan says he paid taxes in all years, denies tax avoidance in 1966.
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Reagan paid no state income tax for 1970 report notes
Nader group alleges political influence taints antitrust enforcement across administrations. It urges Congress to create a dedicated antitrust agency with $100 million yearly funding. Nixon dedicates 1.3 billion Arkansas River Navigation Project to spur rural development and reverse migration.
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