Israelis Say Peace Must Be Negotiated
At a United Nations news conference Israeli Foreign Minister Abba Eban rejected a UN resolution on the Old City of Jerusalem. He pledged that only a negotiated peace with the Arabs could decide the city’s fate and indicated Israel would consider a western proposal linking withdrawal to a end to belligerency in the Middle East.
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Jerusalem's Arabs Mingle With Jews
Jerusalem remained in upheaval as Israel annexed the Old City by parliamentary action. Arabs and Jews wandered the streets together after decades of division while world powers and the pope urged international status for Jerusalem. The U N General Assembly debated moves to force Israel to revert to prewar borders and cede the Old City.
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Egypt says Israeli fire kills two in Suez Canal clash
Cairo reports Israeli troops lured a Suez Canal Authority launch to the east bank near Ismailia and opened fire, killing the captain and another crewman and wounding three others. The incident marks a serious escalation along the cease-fire line amid postwar tensions and shifting Arab-Israeli dynamics.
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Arab Opens Wine Toast for Peace in New City Scene
An Arab entering the city for the first time breaks the ice by opening a bottle of wine in the street and inviting nearby residents to drink to peace. Several Jews join him in the toast, signaling a moment of shared gesture.
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Stork To Make Fourth Visit To Monaco
Princess Grace of Monaco is pregnant with her fourth child, palace officials announced yesterday. The birth is expected in January. Grace and Prince Rainier have three children, Princess Caroline, Prince Albert, and Princess Stephanie.
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Girl's Body Found Buried Under Rock
The body of 6-year-old Laura Connors from Schuyler Falls was found buried under a rock in a gravel pit near Peru New York after she disappeared from home Wednesday. Police said she was slain and a young man was taken into custody. State Police declined to say if molestation or beating occurred. The body was located about 9 15 pm following bloodhound searches. Laura left home about 8 p.m. to visit a neighbor as her parents reported.
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Johnson and Kosygin in tariff and Cuba talks
U.S. President Johnson orders signing of tariff agreements worth seven point five to eight billion dollars annually. Kosygin and Castro conduct if consults in Havana as Kennedy Round tariff cuts revealed, aimed at half duties on many industrial products and broad reciprocal reductions. Travia defends convention integrity amid Hughes charges, urging floor debate and party cooperation. Kennedy ally Kennedy pressures court merger backed by Travia and Hughes faces questions over leadership and decorum.
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Jayne Mansfield’s Death In Car Crash Near New Orleans
Jayne Mansfield, 34, star of film and TV, died in a 2:30 am crash east of New Orleans on U S 90 while en route to a TV appearance. Two men died with her, including Los Angeles lawyer Samuel S. Brody and University of Mississippi student Ronnie Harrison. Her children survived. Police described a tractor trailer impact amid fog and a mosquito control drag.
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Chafee Pushes Romney Campaign in GOP Split
Gov. Chafee launched a campaign push for Gov. Romney, while New England allies balk at an early White House lineup. Across the nation, Volpe and Cargo weigh up gop strategy as Romney signals a bid to secure a national Republican victory in 1968.
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Mayor Appeals For Week's Lull
In Buffalo New York crowds roamed the lower East Side during a riot sparked after Mayor Sedita urged a week of calm. Police said groups acted with no clear leadership as they clashed with officers and tried crude gasoline bombs. Tear gas fired as crowds dispersed, with youths remarking on the gas as a provocation.
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Pope Opens Catholics' Faith Year
Pope Paul VI launched a Year of Faith marking the 19th century martyrdom of St Peter and St Paul. Thousands gathered in St Peter's Square for an outdoor consistory as 24 new cardinals, including four Americans, pledged obedience and received sapphire rings. The ceremony capped a week of consistories and began a year of Catholic religious observances. In the late afternoon sun the Pope was carried to the square altar as the chorus sang Tu es Petrus.
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Machine Gun Flaw Aboard Liberty May Have Triggered Attack
Navy court testimony links an Israeli torpedo boat assault on the USS Liberty to an accidental, heat triggered firing of a machine gun. Cmdr. William McGonagle and Ens. David Liens described the PT boat approach, smoke, and a flagless hull as they faced the flotilla.
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