Egypt Rejects Open Sea Passage Demand Though Gulf Tension Rises
United Press International reports Egypt rejected a U S demand for freedom of navigation through the Gulf of Aqaba and for open shipping through the Strait of Tiran. Cairo accuses Washington of pressuring Israel and warns of potential US Arab clash as diplomatic efforts falter and troop buildups intensify on the Jordanian border.
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Richard H. Nolte
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Sina
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Mahmoud Riad
Gamal Abdel
Washington
France
Holy Land
Man Dies as Theater Wall Collapses on S Clin ton Street
An 82 year old Thomas Frah ey of 215 May Ave died when the rear wall of the Keiths Theater Building collapsed onto S Clin ton Street. Three others were injured: Martin Michaels 40 of Crawford Ave Earle Belcher 35 of Kirk Ave and John Busco 25 of Washburn Dr East Syracuse. Debris piled ten feet high across the roadway.
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S. Clinton Street
Thomas Frahey
May Ave
Atty
Martin M. Michaels
Crawford
Earle Belcher
Kirk Ave
John Busco
Washburn Dr
Syracuse
Crawford Ave
Clinton Street
Michaels
St. Joseph's Hospital
State Labor Department
Frank J. Costello
Holiday Weather Forecast for Memorial Day Weekend
Stancock Field forecasters issue an optimistic extended outlook for the Memorial Day weekend. Pleasant conditions expected from tomorrow through next Wednesday with highs in the mid 60s to 70s. A chance of scattered showers Saturday night or Sunday. Winds east to northeast 10 to 26 mph tonight and tomorrow.
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Stancock Field
Today’s Chuckle about the value of college costs
A light humor note jokes that sending a child to college teaches parents to live with less and endure tighter budgets as they invest in the education.
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Terris
Teeere City Life
Sylvia Rorler
Graduation Souvenir Section Highlights City and College Grads
The Herald Journal presents a special graduation souvenir section featuring a complete list of city and county schools, colleges, and business schools. It includes photos of honor students valedictorians and salutatorians in a true souvenir edition.
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Haircut mixup leads to mistaken burglar call
David Minnick, a 15 year old student at Tom Browne Junior High, was sent home for a haircut and later mistaken for a burglar after neighbors failed to recognize him. Four squad cars arrived at the Minnick home before he was identified and released.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
David Minnick
Minnick
Tom Browne
David
Arsonist Sets 32 Cars Afire in Santa Ana
An arsonist who phoned authorities set 32 cars afire in Santa Ana causing about 100000 dollars in damage. Investigators quoted a caller saying he did it for the thrill and later announced he was tired, prompting rapid fire department response.
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Santa Ana
Calif
T’m Elf
Sibley Lindsay collapse injures motorists during demolition
A building demolition by S L Paving for the Sibley Lindsay and Carr department store project caused a wall collapse on Clinton Street injuring attorney Martin M. Michaels and others. Rescue crews and state labor investigators awaited updates as debris blocked the street near Fire Engine Company 6.
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S. & L. Paving Corp
Sibley, Lindsay and Carr
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