Resnick on Mideast calls for UN reform and U.S. action
Rep. Joseph Y. Resnick of Ellenville voices that the Middle East fighting signifies a complete breakdown of international law and UN policing in the crisis. He warns the United States may bear the burden unilaterally, with aid likely in arms and finances rather than troops, as Arabs outnumber Israelis 80 million to 22 million. Other lawmakers react, including Rep. John Dow touring Vietnam, Sen. Javits urging cease-fire through the UN, and Sen. Kennedy withholding comment while kept informed. State Dept cautions no shipping decisions yet for the Suez war zone, to be made as required.
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Joseph Y. Resnick
Ellenville
D-28
Middle East
United Nations
United States
Resnick
John G. Dow
Grand View
D-27
Vietnam
Dow
U.S
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Senate
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Nasser
Security Council
Javits
Suez Canal
Ussr
Near East
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Virginia
Kennedy
State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
McCloskey
Tourists Cancel Trips to the Mideast
Travel interest to the Middle East wanes as the State Department restricts travel and major carriers suspend flights to Cairo and Tel Aviv. Agencies report cancellations and reroutings, with some travelers redirecting to Europe while El Al and smaller firms adjust schedules and plans.
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Middle East
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el al Israel
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Kennedy Airport
el al
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Israel
Sayer Beakes
Beakes Travel Service
Athens
Greece
Italy
Egypt
Beakes
Charles DeGaulle
France
Green
Warren Green
Valle
National Jewish groups call conference on Israel support
In New York 21 national Jewish organizations plan an emergency Washington conference to urge vigorous U S action for Israel in the Middle East. Dr Joachim Prinz says the event will include visits to senators and congressmen and a rally opposite the White House Thursday afternoon.
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Sullivan residents worry over Israel crisis and war impact
Sullivan County residents with relatives in Israel voiced concern on Monday while opting for a wait and see outlook. Local business owners including Shiller Pharmacy Liberty operator George Shiller and hotel manager Paul Grossinger described personal connections, evacuation news, and mixed expectations for tourism as some inns reported normal operations with no planned services.
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Sullivan County
Israel
George Shiller
Shiller Pharmacy
Liberty
Rena
Greece
Hilimans
Paul Grossinger
Grossinger
Concord
Arab and Israeli students blame each other at college
Arab and Israeli students Osama Dalloul and Oded Svidler at Orange County Community College blame the other side for the Middle East war. Dalloul cites Israeli aggression against Syria and border violations as causes while Svidler cites Arab border attacks and the blockade of Aqaba. Both say they will fight if drafted, seek UN mediation, and deny Arab land ambitions.
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Orange County Community College
Osama Dalloul
Oded Svidler
Dalloul
Lebanon
Syria
Svidler
Israel
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