Russia seeks UN action over Middle East crisis
Moscow calls for a special General Assembly session and an emergency Security Council meeting to condemn Israeli actions and demand withdrawal to prewar boundaries. Washington notes US support for territorial integrity while Arabs decry Israeli aggression and refugee cruelty as Moscow informs ambassadors of the move.
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Riots Rage Across Three Cities Amid Nationwide Unrest
Rioting and fires erupted Monday night in Tampa Avondale Cincinnati and Watts with National Guardsmen deployed. In Tampa mobs looted and burned the slums while police and guards faced snipers and Molotovs. Cincinnati saw light looting and attacks on white men. Watts alone drew a crowd as a large fire sparked disorder and confrontations with officers.
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Senate Ethics Panel Attacks Dodd Over Personal Use of Campaign Funds
Senators Stennis and Bennett defended the Ethics Committee's censure recommendation against Sen. Thomas J. Dodd, saying money from testimonials was spent for personal expenses. The debate began as Dodd faced possible censure for using campaign donations and overbilling the Senate for travel. Dodd appeared calm, with family members in the gallery, while supporters predicted outcomes.
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First Negro named to Supreme Court Thurgood Marshall chosen by Johnson
President Johnson named Thurgood Marshall the first Black Supreme Court justice, succeeding Justice Tom C Clark who retired after his son Ramsey Clark joined the administration. Marshall, born 1908 in Baltimore, rose from NAACP litigation to win landmark school desegregation in 1954 and later served as solicitor general before the nomination.
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Hughes calls major revamp of New York courts
State Senator John H Hughes of Syracuse proposes a sweeping reorganization of the state judicial system. The plan shifts court administration from judges to a state board, with the state covering about 150 million dollars yearly, expands Court of Claims duties, retains surrogates courts, and moves several Supreme Court tasks to the Court of Claims. Opposition from judges is anticipated.
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Travel agency promotes Israel sights with provocative window sign
A downtown Denver travel agency displays a window sign urging visitors to “Visit Israel see the Pyramids” in response to Israel's large territorial gains in the Middle East conflict. The sign draws attention to the ongoing war’s international reactions.
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Trooper Slaying Brings Murder Charge Against Wife
MECHANICVILLE N Y Mrs Janet Elora Paulin 36 has been charged with first degree murder in the bludgeon stabbing death of her husband State Police Sgt Joseph A Paulin 55 a 25 year veteran found beaten and stabbed Monday in his Clifton Park home.
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Pope to restrict clerical marriage amid encyclical move
Pope Paul VI finished an encyclical reaffirming clerical celibacy and set for release before the synod opening Sept 29. The document signals papal guidelines, with debates about modifying the 800 year old rule, especially to ease clergy shortages, amid liberal and conservative pressures.
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Warm spell continues with mild tonight and hot tomorrow
Weather forecast notes tonight will stay warm with a low near 60. Tomorrow’s high near 85 with no rain chance. Winds will be light and variable under 12 mph.
Chuckle: Women Prefer Truth Even If Harsh
A light column notes that many women want blunt truth even when it stings, while men may react differently. The quip frames honesty as valued over flattery in daily discourse and humor.
Hanoi rail lines bombed in new U.S. airstrike
AP reports U S Air Force jets damaged three rail lines north of Hanoi blowing up tank cars and damaging locomotives. Navy planes flew 100 missions over North Vietnam with good weather. one Phantom was shot down near the DMZ, crew rescued at sea.
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