Russia Breaks With Israel Over Middle East War
UN observers report three Israeli air attacks near Damascus but not on the capital as Israel and Syria wage a sixth day of conflict. Khrushchev? No, the Soviet Union breaks diplomatic ties with Israel and warns of sanctions. Egypt’s Nasser vows to stay as president while nations plot cease fire and regional gains amid fighting.
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Gideon Rafael
United Nations
Israel
Damascus
Syria
U.N
Nasser
Egypt
Iraq
Lebanon
Zakaria Mohieddin
Moscow
Soviet Union
Sharm el- Sheikh
Nas
Israel says Dayan to accept UN ceasefire timetable
Israel informed the Security Council that Defense Minister Moshe Dayan would accept any hour for a cease-fire set by the United Nations in consultation with Syria. Reports said Israeli troops penetrated into Syria and air attacks hit around Damascus while a council session discussed cease-fire terms and arrangements with Lt Gen Odd Bull. Amb. Gideon Rafael spoke as U Thant relayed Israel’s assertions that no air attack hit Damascus or its air field.
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Damascus
U Thant
Israel
Syria
Middle East
U.N. Security Council
Moshe Dayan
Jerusalem
Odd Bull
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Moscow
Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
National Assembly
Thant
Security Council
New York
R.H.W. Bunworth
Ireland
Mixed Armistice Commission
Koneytra
Coun
United Nations, N. Y
United Nations
Council
Bull
U N. Palestine Truce Supervision Organization
Gideon Rafael
Moshe Sasson
Foreign Office
Cardinal Ritter Dies in St. Louis
Cardinal Joseph Ritter archbishop of St. Louis since 1946 died at 5 57 a.m. in De Paul Hospital. He was 74 and had two prior heart attacks. Born in New Albany Indiana, he helped desegregate Catholic schools in 1947 and advocated interfaith dialogue at Vatican II. He is survived by a sister and a brother.
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St. Louis
DePaul Hospital
John XXIII
Cardinal Ritter
New Albany
Ind
St. Meinrad’s Seminary
Indiana
Indianapolis
Pius XII
Seivic
Cardinal Ritterpice
Rome
Mary Catherine Ritter
Sisters of Charity of Nazareth
Bardstown
Harry Ritter
Louisville, Ky
Weather summary for Terre Haute area and Indiana Illinois
Local conditions show a steady warm humid pattern with high temperatures in the upper 80s, lows near 70, and a 40 to 50 percent chance of showers or thundershowers through Sunday. Illinois and Indiana forecasts indicate mostly cloudy skies tonight and Sunday with continued warmth and scattered showers.
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Terre Haute
Indiana
Navy jets hit Hanoi power plant in bold Vietnam raids
U S aircraft from three carriers bombed Hanoi's central power plant and outskirts, with one Crusader shot down and a pilot missing. Tass said three U S planes were downed. Raids followed a deadly Pleiku mortar attack as ground fighting slowed.
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Saigon
U.S
Iland
Constellation
Bon Homme Richard
Enterprise
Tass
North Vietnam
Pleiku
South Vietnam
Red Capital
Bids Sought for Memorial Stadium Remodeling and Removal
Memorial Stadium remodeling moves forward with demolition and removal of selected sections. Sealed bids are due by 10 a.m. June 20 at the Purchasing Agent’s office at the university. The university may reject all bids and keeps part of the facility as a WW I memorial. it leases the stadium from the municipal park department and owns a surrounding nine hole golf course.
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Memorial Stadium
Diana State University
University
Municipal Park Department
Damascus City: World’s oldest inhabited capital
Damascus in Syria is described as the world’s oldest inhabited city, with a history dating before 2000 B.C. The statement notes its ancient founding and long continuous habitation.
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Damascus
Syria
State official recommends lowering two high schools to certified rating
Richard D. Wells proposes dropping Wiley and Gerstmeyer High Schools to certified commission status after inspection finds Wiley's plant the worst seen. The move would require annual inspections and leaves 36 percent of the county budget to state aid while noting academic records remain strong.
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Richard D. Wells
Wiley and Gerstmeyer
Wells
Wiley
Robert Jerry
Fred Gale
State Division of
Gerstmeyer
Rose Polytechnic Institute
Ships collide off Gibraltar prompt fire rescue operation
A Liberian tanker and a Greek steamer collided 30 miles west of Gibraltar in the Atlantic. The 32000 ton Russell H. Green and the 9000 ton Irini were afire with the Liberian vessel center of the blaze. A salvage tug from Gibraltar headed to aid as Russell H. Green began lowering lifeboats.
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Gibraltar
UPI
Atlantic
Russell H. Green
Irini
The Country Parson Quote on Helping Others Recognize Self
A gentle maxim from The Country Parson emphasizes aiding others by sharing wealth and guiding them to see their own value and potential. The saying frames charity as empowerment and personal insight.
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