Weather outlook with heat and storm chances
Warm weather continues with highs in the 80s across the area. Skies grow cloudy with thundershowers this afternoon or evening. Monday expected to be cloudy and cooler.
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Newspaper
Sunday Dominion Post
Location
Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1967
Page
1
Warm weather continues with highs in the 80s across the area. Skies grow cloudy with thundershowers this afternoon or evening. Monday expected to be cloudy and cooler.
Memorial Day weekend traffic is heavy with area police reporting several injuries in minor crashes. Major William VanGilder, son of Westover residents, flew a mission near Hanoi and is recommended for the Distinguished Flying Cross for earlier raids. Memorial Day services are planned as Vietnam fatalities rise. many offices close for four days. Morgantown Water Commission eyes a $500000 HUD grant but no project is set.
National traffic counts for Memorial Day show a pace matching last year with danger of becoming the worst holiday total. Safety experts warn the final figure could break records if the trend continues across the nation.
Thant returns from Cairo and asks the Security Council to remind Israel and its Arab neighbors of possible blockades under the 1949 armistice. In Tel Aviv Israel awaits Abba Eban's report after trips to Washington London and Paris. Cairo reports UAR troops on a war footing with 80 000 along the Israel border and Yemen withdrawals for Sinai deployment. Secret talks in Cairo involve Nasser with Soviet and Chinese officials seeking more arms aid. Saudi Arabia stations troops on the Gulf of Aqaba coast.
A voters guide outlines council candidate profiles and issues while the paper showcases 22 best comics across 8 pages. The issue includes a 16 page Family Weekly section with activities and stories for households.
The eastern region proclaimed independence and formed the Democratic Republic of Biafra. Nigeria's military government declared a state of emergency, suspended political activity, and outlined a 12 state reorganization to counter the secession. Ojukwu urged a choice between domination or secession, which the assembly embraced.
Mrs Lyndon B Johnson visited her alma mater in Austin to plant a 12-foot live oak in the Ben Stinnett Memorial Patio at the UT alumni center as part of her beautification program. She attended a supporters luncheon after the ceremony with backers from across Texas.
UPI reports U S pilots said a surface to air missile exploded over Haiphong raining flaming debris on a merchant ship during raids on Friday key power plants and MIG bases. Navy jet downed over Kep. Marine battles near Da Nang expand as DMZ actions continue with heavy casualties and new firefights on Lac Son Mountain.
United Press International reports the memorial week end traffic toll rising toward a record. By 9 p.m. EDT at least 136 deaths occurred since Friday with California leading at 15 fatalities and Oxon Hill Maryland noting a major collision that killed four and injured four.
Israel may decide within 24 to 48 hours whether to break the Arab blockade of the Gulf of Aqaba by force if needed. A border mine incident near Gaza wounded Israeli soldiers, marking the first border clash in the current crisis as cabinet talks continue.
United Nations Security Council scheduled to meet at 3 p.m. Monday to discuss the Middle East crisis amid Israeli and Egyptian clashes. Thant urged a breathing spell to lower war fever as Beirut embassy blast shakes Lebanon. Israel reports casualties from a Gaza Strip mine near Keren Shalom and U.S. seeks to avert bloodshed with Arab and Soviet diplomats.
A chronology of rapid escalations from April 7 1967 jet clashes between Israel and Syria to May 27 1967 as Egypt orders troop buildup on the Sinai border, declares Gulf of Aqaba closed, and U N appeals for a cooling period amid mounting war threats involving Israel Egypt and the PLO.
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