Iran Cuts Oil Flow Dims U.S. Vietnam Support
The United States disclosed that Iranian oil essential to Vietnam operations has been partially cut off due to the Middle East crisis. Abadan port closure and Iraqi pilots handling vessels bound for the West disrupted Iran’s oil flow, prompting contingency contracts with Caribbean and South American producers and plans to add tankers to direct supplies to Asia.
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Americans Targeted for Evacuation From Mideast War Zones
A young American with a backpack and worn shoes eyes an Istanbul airline terminal, symbolizing thousands ordered out of Mideast war zones. U.S. officials reiterate no oil shortage and no rationing plan, under the Office of Emergency Planning. Representatives from 20 companies discuss related matters.
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Weather and oil crisis report in 1967 era notes
Scattered showers and thundershowers spread across the Northern Plateau Central Plains Eastern Gulf Florida Lower Lakes and Northern New England with fair conditions elsewhere cooler weather in the Northeast and Upper Lakes and mild temps on the Pacific Coast Northern Plateau Plains Central Plateau. Alarming oil supply notes from Egypt and Suez Canal disruptions referenced with U S Interior plan on standby and Algerian agency citing Nasser speech anticipated.
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Times Herald Econ Dp Vol 11 No 267 Middletown ad notes
The item provides publication and mailing details for the Times Herald Econ Department, listing volumes, issue number, date, publishing frequency, address in Middletown New York, and subscription rates for various delivery methods and counties.
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Ottaway Newspapers Radio, Inc
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Sullivan
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Soviet cruiser joins six ships shadowing U S fleet
Soviet warship joins Task Force 60 in the eastern Mediterranean as the 6th Fleet commander orders Russia to halt harassment. A destroyer came within 150 yards of the U S destroyer Lane, eight miles from the carrier America. In New York the Bureau of Labor Statistics reports April average weekly take home pay for factory workers rose to 99.50 with a 0.8 percent rise in purchasing power. In Washington the four state Middle Atlantic blackout blamed on a dispatchers error at Philadelphia Electric Co. for causing a 10 million person outage.
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Lee C. White
Polish-born American tries to kill U S ambassador Bohlen in Paris
French police report Maurice Gordon age 59 from Lodz Poland admitted to forcing entry toward the ambassador's car with a 10 inch dagger. He faces psychiatric evaluation as Bohlen’s residence gate attack disrupted by the chauffeur and police.
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U.S
Charles E. Bohlen
Maurice Gordon
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Chaplain Bradley Named Monsignor at U S Merchant Marine Academy
Chaplain Paul F. Bradley of the U S Merchant Marine Academy in Kings Point has been named a right reverend monsignor by Pope Paul VI at the request of Cardinal Spellman. The appointment elevates the Catholic chaplain to a higher clergy rank in the U S maritime academy community.
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Johnson calls for lasting peace after UAR ceasefire
President Lyndon Johnson told the Senate that the UAR accepted a Mid east ceasefire and that the United States will focus on a new era of stability. He said efforts aim to let all peoples in the region enjoy lasting peace.
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