Senatorial Elections Set Sept 3 in South Vietnam
South Vietnam voters face Sept 3 presidential and senatorial elections amid government censorship and low deputy turnout. Observers note campaign limits and open campaigning by Premier Ky and Lt. Gen Thieu, with a potential simple plurality decide the president.
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Arab ministers press unity as oil embargo talks loom
Foreign ministers from 13 Arab states gathered in Kuwait to plan economic and political moves against Western powers to press Israel's withdrawal. Sudan proposes a later Arab chiefs meeting as U.N. debate looms. Leftist factions push for a broad oil embargo and boycott of UK and US products, with Kuwait and Saudi Arabia resuming limited exports under条件.
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Rescue effort searches vast jungle for missing C 47 crew
Brazilian Air Force and U S reconnaissance aircraft comb a 160000 square mile tropical frontier from the Xingu to Carajas Mountains for a C 47 transport with 20 aboard. Radio contact ended with an improvised appeal for landing as Cachimbo airbase reported an Indian attack.
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Tel Aviv Resorts Crowded Amid Jewish Sabbath Crowds
Jaded by conflict Israeli coastlines from Tel Aviv to Haifa filled with holiday crowds as mobilization persists. Foreign Minister Abba Eban flew to New York for the UN General Assembly and was expected to demand direct negotiations with the Arab states, insisting Israel will not cede gains such as the Old City of Jerusalem.
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Soviet Air Help to Egypt Reported as MIG Deliveries Rise
Belgrade Yugoslavia reports say about 100 MIG fighters were flown to the United Arab Republic to replace losses in recent fighting. Unofficial Yugoslav and Western diplomats confirm the arrival, with transports stopping in Budapest. About 200 Soviet flights have been counted to Egyptian air fields in 10 days.
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Russians Report On Bomb Blast
Moscow radio and Tass reported the explosion of China's first hydrogen bomb without comment. A dispatch from Peking cited NCNA confirming a successful test over western China. Chinese tests are believed at Lop Nor Range in Sinkiang near the Soviet border.
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