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Newspaper

Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1967

Page

4

Warning Given U.S. to Stay Out of Gulf

Ambassador Avraham Harman told the Rabbinical Assembly of America the Gulf of Aqaba is a vital lifeline for Israel and its Africa Asia relations. Egypt’s blockade threatens international law and order as the Suez Canal remains closed to Israeli shipping. The Navy’s carrier Intrepid was cleared to pass through the Suez, with plans unclear on stationing in the Red Sea or Far East deployment.

Part Avraham Harman Rabbinical Assembly of America Harman Gulf of Aqaba Israel Africa Asia Egypt Gulf Suez Canal Defense Department Red Sea Middle East Far Aden Hermes Far East U.S. Navy Vietnam Nasser Sinai Peninsula Abdul Rahman Aref Cairo Kuwait Itzhak Rabin Rabbinical Assembly of American Washington Mostafa Kamel Kamel Dean Rusk U.N New York United States Security Council Soviet Union U.S Arthur J. Goldberg Nikolai T. Fedorenko Magomet Gadzhiev Black Sea Bosporus Marmara Sea Dardanelles Mediterranean U.S. 6Th Fleet al Ahram International Monetary Fund

LBJ and Wilson Pearson To Hold Talks Amid Middle East Tensions

As Egyptian and Arab forces mass in Sinai and Jordan, LBJ and British Prime Minister Wilson Pearson plan talks while Western and Soviet moves unfold. Egypt warns of wider crisis as U.S. and Soviet naval activity increases.

LBJ Wilson Pearson Harold Wilson Commons Egypt Gulf Brown

Delta pilot guides private plane to safety overcast landing

Delta Airlines reported that pilot Hugh Morris diverted a Memphis to Chicago flight to guide a small private plane through heavy overcast to a safe landing in Decatur, Ill. The incident occurred after the other pilot radioed for help. Flight 772 was 50 minutes late.

Atlanta, Ga Delta Airlines Decatur Hugh Morris Centralia Ill Morris Delta

Armored Force Attacks Fort of Guerrillas

U S swept a coastal fort complex behind bunkers with over 300 troops using tanks reconnaissance vehicles and Jeeps. Despite sporadic contact the enemy suffered no confirmed losses as the complex housed a large Communist battalion.

U.S Binh Dinh U.S. 1St Cavalry Division Demilitarized Zone South Vietnam Tof Hill North Vietnam Haiphong Cong My Lai Dong Kep Hanoi Red China

Prince Philip Declares Horses Dumb During Scunthorpe Visit

In Scunthorpe Prince Philip, husband of Queen Elizabeth II, said horses are among the most stupid animals while touring for a youth enterprise award. He patted a horse named Ranger, refused to ride, and cited polo mishaps last weekend as a factor in his view.

Scunthorpe England Prince Phillip Elizabeth II Ranger

Newport Notes: Visits and Memorial Day Gatherings

Miss Lois Stafford of Monroe City visits sister Mrs. Charles Flory in Newport. Miss Carole Crooke and Brian Hann from Dayton, Ohio stay with Mrs. Beulah Chipps and Miss Mildred Groves over Memorial Day. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dodson of Steger, Illinois visit Newport with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Orville Dodson.

Newport Ind Lois Stafford Monroe City Charles Flory Carole Crooke Brian Hann Dayton Ohio Beulah Chipps Mildred Groves Donald Dodson Steger, Il Mrs Orville, Dodson

Tax Credit Bill Advances to President for Signing

The 7 percent investment tax credit bill moves to President Johnson for signing, after Senate voice vote approval. The measure restores incentives for industry, allowing deductions up to 7 percent of plant and equipment spending and rapid depreciation provisions. A protest in Chicago planned roaches and debris distribution to highlight conditions near North Side tenements amid the debate.

Washington UPI Johnson Senate Chicago North Side Tion

Mrs. Elfrieda Tice Dies in Mitchell at 54

Elfrieda Tice former president of the VFW Ladies Auxiliary and wife of County Judge Merton B. Tice died Tuesday in Mitchell South Dakota. She was married to a former VFW national commander.

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