Arabs jeer U S sailors in Suez as Dyess passes through canal
In Port Said thousands of Egyptians jeered the USS Dyess as it transited the Suez Canal amid the Middle East crisis. Anti American demonstrators shouted down U S crewmen while authorities warned of potential Israeli air strikes and maintained restraint against Israel.
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Martial Music Signals on Jordan Radio in Amman
In Amman Jordan a Jerusalem radio station uses martial music and bursts of gunfire as its signal amid desert highways. An American reporter and a Jordanian official discuss war, politics, and the Arab stance on Israel, including views on Beersheba, Mirage jets, and the 1948 Arab displacement.
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Indiana Democrats to convene at June gathering in Indianapolis
More than 500 women Democrats from across Indiana will attend a two day meeting June 16 17 with a tour of state legislative chambers The Indiana Federation of Democratic Women will begin its business session Friday at 1 a m Agnes Woolery will present the national Democratic Women s study group program Helen Corep will address the group at the House John Pappas chairs the Fun Nite program at the Claypool Hotel Men run the event in a cooperative setup
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Pope Paul Mass Honors John XXIII Fourth Anniversary
Pope Paul VI led a memorial Mass marking the fourth anniversary of Pope John XXIII death as Vatican officials begin beatification studies. Reports of miracles attributed to John XXIII have reached the Vatican, with canonization requiring two more miracles after beatification. Two of John XXIII’s brothers attended the service from northern Italy. In London a coroner linked Daphne Roberts death to birth control pills, urging women with chest pains to stop using the pill. The manufacturer G D Searle Ltd said it would warn doctors about potential risks.
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Paris-Bound Express Destroys Wiring in Longest Rail Tunnel
A Paris-bound express train tore down 650 feet of electrical wiring, blocking traffic in the Simplon Tunnel between Italy and Switzerland for three hours. The 12.3 mile tunnel is noted as the world's longest rail tunnel.
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