Eban Defends Jerusalem Move as Municipal Act
Israel's Abba Eban says Jerusalem's old city absorption is not a political annexation but a municipal act and he favors safeguards for Christian Muslim and Jewish holy places. Jordan's Tuqan accuses Israel of a fait accompli while urging withdrawal from Arab lands.
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Arabs Call for New Holy War After Jerusalem Annexation
Arab leaders urged a holy war in response to Israel's annexation of the Old City of Jerusalem. The Arab League and Al Azhar Mosque leaders denounced the act as unforgivable and urged Christians and Muslims to join in recovery. Reports say an Egyptian was killed and another wounded as Israeli troops fired on a launch in the Suez Canal.
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King Hussein seeks Western arms to rebuild Jordan forces
In a New York interview after talks with President Johnson, King Hussein of Jordan said he counts on the United States and other Western powers to help re equip his air force and armed forces. He noted his force had 18 serviceable Hawker Hunters before June 5 and loss of all aircraft in the war. He favored F 104 star fighters and urged swift withdrawal from lands seized post June 5 to promote world peace.
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Morgantown Police Crack Open Interstate Check-Forging Ring
United States details of the Kennedy Round trade agreements aim to cut tariffs on $40 billion of world trade. The pact includes 35 percent average cuts on industrial goods and smaller cuts on farm products, with staged implementation over five years beginning next Jan. It covers steel, machinery, textiles, and more, and requires congressional action to change the ASP system and approve the grains arrangement.
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Annexation Ends 19 Year Jerusalem Division Carnival Style
Jerusalem reunites as Israelis surrender control of the Old City to civilian authorities ending 19 years of division. At noon the old and new Jerusalem borders vanish and free movement returns, drawing festive scenes in a city now under Jewish state control for the first time in about two millennia.
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Police Use Tear Gas To Halt Buffalo Riot
Buffalo police used tear gas to disperse roving gangs of Negro youths on the East Side during the third night of racial trouble. By 10:30 p.m. 35 arrests were reported for burglary and possession of firebombs, with officers noting more looters than violence. Homicide detectives charged Robert Roberts with first degree manslaughter in the knifing death of Henry Jamison, while another victim, Murray Roberts, 18, was injured. Mayor Sedita blamed outside agitators and said payoffs to youths were fueling property damage as tension remained high after a night of threats and police patrols.
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Johnson visits stormed Philadelphia area to urge poverty fight
President Johnson toured a riot scarred Philadelphia neighborhood to rally against poverty and urge support for social programs. He praised local community efforts and pressed for continued federal action amid ongoing unrest.
Johnson visits Philadelphia center as poverty program bill signed
President Johnson touring the Philadelphia Opportunities Industrialization Center and meeting low income Negroes amid a push to expand the antipoverty drive. He signs a bill extending the teacher corps for three years and calls for volunteers to double its size by fall.
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Six Suspects Nabbed in Interstate Check Forging Ring
Morgantown police with State Police arrested six members of a check forging gang in three West Virginia cities. The group of four men and two women operated from an Ohio town and had prior police records. They forged and cashed checks through an interstate ring.
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Jets Hit Hoa Lac Base and Engage North Vietnam Forces
U S jets bombed the MIG interceptor base at Hoa Lac near Hanoi and a railroad yard northeast of the city. In South Vietnam, U S troops report heavy fighting with Communist forces, including 79 killed in two battles and 11 Americans dead with 54 wounded. Ground engagements centered near Con Thien as the 1st Air Cavalry and Marines faced North Vietnamese units. A separate Morgantown police case linked to forged checks involved a suspect who escaped briefly before being recaptured with identifying documents.
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FTC Urges Action Over Oil Giants Pricing Grip
The FTC accused the 20 largest oil companies of anti-competitive practices that kept gas prices high and limited savings for customers. It proposed guidelines to loosen pricing control, monitor mergers, and curb costly advertising while preserving fuel production efficiency.
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Pope Paul VI Proclaims Year of Faith in St Peter's Basilica
In an open air mass on the steps of St. Peter's Basilica Pope Paul VI declared a worldwide Year of Faith aimed at fostering peace and brotherhood. He urged the church to rethink its purpose and renew its native energy and doctrinal content through revelation.
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