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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1967

Page

7

Israelis Face Strain as Sinai Advance Presses Toward Suez

U S military analysts warn Israeli supply lines could stretch dangerously if columns push across the Suez Canal, with risks of extending to Cairo. They note the need to mop up Egyptian remnants in Sinai to keep gasoline, oil, ammo, water and food flowing to advancing units.

Washington U.S Suez Canal Egypt Israel Sinai Israli Thy Cairo Canal Gulf of Suez Ismailia Peninsula Elath Gulf of Aqaba United Nations U.N. Security Council Soviet Union Johnson McGeorge Bundy

U S Faces Long Road to Peace in Middle East

President Johnson creates a White House cabinet level committee led by Secretary of State Rusk to map plans for a permanent Arab Israel peace. The goal is long range coordination with the UN and potential Soviet cooperation amid several Arab states breaking ties.

Washington U.S Johnson Middle East Israel McGeorge Bundy Dean Rusk State Department United Nations Soviet Union Egypt Syria Lebanon Algeria Yemen Sudan Iraq Mauritania

U S Jets Strike Major MIG Base in North Vietnam Campaign

U S Navy pilots from the carrier Enterprise hit a camouflaged Soviet missile site 50 miles southwest of Hanoi aided by Phantom Skyhawk and Intruder jets. The raid damaged the base and reportedly destroyed at least nine missiles and a radar van amid ongoing ground action near the DMZ and Saigon.

U.S Enterprise Hanoi Navy

Reds Warned To Clear Way For Vessels Off Crete

Aboard the carrier America in the Mediterranean the 6th Fleet warned Soviet ships to stop interference as up to seven vessels patrolled near U S forces off Crete. Vice Admiral Martin directed the message via light signal and voice in English and Russian.

America The Mediterranean U. S Crete 6Th Fleet William Y. Martin Rougestan Middle East

Bank Robbery Attempt Foiled in Downtown Atlanta

A man with a loaded revolver attempted to rob Citizens and Southern Bank in Atlanta. Henry P. Toney, 38, of Tylertown Mississippi, was arrested inside the main office with a .22 pistol and a bag containing 1320 dollars. Police and bank officials intervened at Marietta Street, ending the attempt.

Atlanta Henry P. Toney Tylertown Miss Citizens and Southern Bank Marietta Street J. T. Marler Marler

Ring makers arraigned in price rigging case in Georgia

GAINESVILLE Ga AP two companies and five persons charged with price rigging on class rings invitations and announcements were arraigned before U S District Judge Sidney O Smith. The L G Balfour Co Josten s Inc Herff Jones Co and H R T Inc along with Herbert R Thompson Thad Wilkins Ray Isenbarger were named in the indictment for conspiring to restrain interstate trade. Balfour Josten s and Herff Jones are the three largest class ring makers.

Gainesville, Ga U. S. Dist Sidney O. Smith L. G. Balfour Co Attleboro Mass Herff-Jones Co Indianapolis Ind Josten’s Inc Owatonna, Minn H.R.T. Inc Decatur, Ga Herbert R. Thompson Decatur Thad Wilkins Atlanta Ray Isenbarger Balfour, Josten’s Herff-Jones

UGA Captain Jeffords Suspended Then Cleared for 1967-68

University of Georgia basketball captain Ray Jeffords was suspended for disciplinary reasons three weeks ago but Athletic Director Joe Eaves announced no public notice was given and that Jeffords will return and be eligible for the 1967-68 season. The 6-foot-4 senior from Waycross remains in good standing for next year.

Athens, Ga University of Georgia Ray Jeffords Jeffords Waycross Joe Eaves Eaves

U S Navy Ship Attacked by Israeli Forces in Med

Four Americans died and 53 were wounded when Israeli torpedo boats and planes attacked the USS Liberty, a U S technical research vessel, 15 miles north of the Singi Peninsula. The attack was said to be in error by Israel, with location about 90 miles southwest of Tel Aviv. The White House did not issue comment.

Washington Isreli U.S. Navy Singi Peninsula Mediterranean Sea Pentagon U.S Tel Aviv Phil G. Goulding Defense Goulding Israel Liberty White House

Israel gains Hebron Hills and reaches the Dead Sea front

Israeli forces report advances in the western Sinai and on the Jordanian front as they consolidate gains from the blitz. The government says Hebron Hills south of Jerusalem and the Dead Sea area are reached, while Cairo rejects the cease-fire and vows to contest it. Egyptian command claims air strikes hit Israeli armor near El Arish as fighting continues.

Associated Press TEL Avv Israel Sinai Desert Egypt Jordan Hebron Jerusalem Dead Sea West Bank Jordan River Cairo Sinai el Arish

Thom asville Lions plan to attend state convention in June

Five Lions Club members. President-Elect Paul Doughtry Hugh Rehberg Carroll Cook J R Terry and Joe Goldstein plan to attend the state Lions convention June 11 to 13 at Jekyll Island. Mrs Daughtry Mrs Rehberg and Mrs Cook will accompany their husbands.

Thomasville Lions Club Jekyll Island Paul Doughtry Hugh Rehberg Carroll Cook J. R. Terry Joe Goldstein Daughtry Rehberg Cook Georgia Lions Edward L. Lindsey Lawrenceburg, Tenn Lions International

Johnson Debt Bill Defeated By House Republicans

The House rejected President Johnsons bid to raise the debt ceiling by 29 billion in a 210 to 197 vote. A GOP coalition with conservative Southern Democrats and antiwar liberals urged budget revision and spending cuts, saying Johnsons figures were false. Congress must act by June 30 as the current 336 billion ceiling would drop to 285 billion on July 1 unless extended.

Washington House Johnson John W. Byrnes Wisconsin Ways and Means Committee GOP Ways and Means Wilbur D. Mills D-Arg Vic

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