Mideast Crisis Deepens as World Powers Scramble
The United States and Soviet Union split on Middle East crisis as U N Security Council debates urgent action. Egypt and Syria mobilize forces, Israel warns of reprisal, Egyptian troops surpass 100000 in Sinai while Elath remains pivotal oil port. Jordan contemplates role amid international peace efforts led by Britain, the U S and the U N.
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Gulf
Israel
Iran
Nasser
Sharm el Sheikh
Strait of Tiran
Red Sea
U.N
Baghdad Radio
Syria
Jordan
King Hussein
Britain
Harold Wilson
George Brown
Moscow
Foreign Office
George Thom ‘Ison
Washington
United Nations
Security Council
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Council
London
Egypt
Cairo
Sinai Desert
Thant
No bargains in Diamonds say the Registered Jeweler
A jewelers tale explains how the American Gem Society tests its members yearly to maintain the title Registered Jeweler. It notes the importance of accurate valuations for Insurance Purposes and warns against confusing replacement value with mere bargain pricing.
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The
American Gem Society
Bonus lottery proposal gains leaders' blessing and changes in outlets
The plan to add a bonus drawing to the lottery faced no objections from Assembly Speaker Anthony Travia and Senate Majority Leader Earl Brydges, with Murphy outlining the bonus funded from breakage. The proposal also seeks to expand ticket outlets to county and local government offices while Western Union and several banks said they would not carry tickets due to low commissions and costs.
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Assembly
Anthony J. Travia
Travia
Associated Press
Senate
Earl W. Brydges
Brydges
Western Union
Tax Department
Big white dog attacks two in Buffalo street incident
Joseph Bialy was bitten on the left leg by a large white dog while walking in Buffalo. Police found a big white dog and asked if it was the attacker. it bit him on his right leg. The owner said the dog had anti rabies shots but was cited for leaving it unmuzzled.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Joseph Bialy
Bialy
Simmons
Brussels Store Fire Toll May Exceed 300
Brussels police reported the L Innovation department store fire could kill over 300 people. Officials counted 281 missing, including 118 employees and 163 shoppers, with 47 bodies recovered and 60 survivors hospitalized after the blaze during an American Week sale. Police considered arson possible amid anti-American agitation.
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Brussels
UPI
L’innovation
Peking
Macy's of
U S Aide Warns on Red China Move
A high U S official warned that Chinese Communist intervention if the Vietnam war escalates could bring major engagement against the Chinese mainland. Associates later said the remark referred to conventional warfare, not nuclear arms, and the official spoke at a State Department conference of foreign editors and broadcasters without identification.
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U.S
Red China
Washington
China
U. S
State Department
Court uphold ruling on cable TV relay copyright
A federal appeals court affirmed that relaying television movies by cable TV violates copyright laws. The Fortnightly Corp of Clarksburg West Virginia infringed United Artists Television Inc rights, affecting over 2000 cable systems that pick up distant broadcasts for local subscribers.
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New York
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Fortnightly Corp
Clarksburg
W. Va
United Artists Television Inc
Idle Cubans Demand Rivero Release Amid Miami Protests
Thousands of Cuban refugees walked off jobs to protest the jailing of militant anti Castro leader Filipe Rivero. A bomb squad blew up a Castro unit office in Little Havana before daybreak. Strike leaders said 40,000 of Miami's 100,000 exiles joined the sympathy action, affecting 1,000 businesses and school attendance. Protesters marched to the John F. Kennedy Memorial Torch of Friendship in downtown Miami.
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Miami
Fla
Havana
Filipe Rivero
Miamchi
John F. Kennedy
Senate Debate Raps LBJ Viet Policy
Washington reports a Senate debate criticized President Johnson for not clarifying that total military victory in Vietnam could trigger world holocaust. Senator Morton warned against public misperception while Byrd defended a negotiated settlement over total victory and cautioned restraint in escalation.
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LBJ
Washington
UPI
Johnson
Vietnam
Thruston B. Morton
Eisenhower
Chaiman
Morton
Iecent
Byrd
U.S
Robert C. Byrd
D-W.va
Florida Gets Rain and East Record Chill
The Associated Press reports drought relief rains fell across most of Florida while the Eastern Seaboard and Gulf Coast felt record early spring cold. Central Florida disturbances triggered showers from the Carolinas to Georgia and Florida, with Tallahassee and Jacksonville recording heavy rain in hours. Early temps in the 20s appeared in Pennsylvania mountains and reached northern Kentucky. record lows occurred in Watertown New York Syracuse New York Falmouth Kentucky Akron Ohio Macon Georgia and Beaumont Texas. Generally sunny weather and 40s to 50s dominated elsewhere as warmth extended from the Mississippi to the Pacific.
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Gulf Coast
Carolina
Georgia
Tallahasse
Jacksonville
Fla
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
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N.Y
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M.Y
Falmouth
Akron
Ohio
Macon
Beaumont
Tex
Wisconsin
Great Lakes
Washington Coast
Long Beach
Calif
Yuma
Ariz
Mideast Crisis Based on Fifty Years Of Hatred
A retrospective overview traces decades of Arab-Israeli conflict from 1948 to current tensions. It discusses Zionist actions, shifting regional powers, Jordanian monarchy changes, Nasser era nationalization of the Suez Canal, wars, and ongoing hostilities warning of potential general war. Named entities include Jerusalem, Israel, Jordan, Transjordan, Abdullah, Hussein, Nasser, Suez Canal, Baghdad Pact, Egypt, Syria, and the United States.
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Zionist Underground
State of
Israel
Abdullah
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United States
Britain
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Jordan
Jeaabeed
Nasser
Suez Canal
France
U.S
Arab East
Lebanon
Syria
United Arab Republic
Nassser
Middle East
Johnson Urges Global Water Network for Peace
President Johnson called for a worldwide system of water resource centers to pursue water for peace and address growing population needs. At an international conference with 91 nations, he urged UN and other bodies to accelerate cooperation, citing Mekong and Indus basins as models and seeking two centers operating within 24 months.
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Washington
Johnson
Jearth
Mekong
Indus River
United Nations
Long Island Press ITU Pact Amid Star Journal Tug
The Printers Union reached a tentative three year contract with Long Island Press granting 20 percent wage hikes and a cost of living clause. Star Journal owners pulled from the Publishers Association and warned of shutdown without concessions. Ratification vote tentatively set for June 18 at a secret meeting involving ITU officials and the Newhouse family.
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NEW York
Long Island Press
New York Times
Daily News
Long Island Star-Journal
Publishers Association of New York City
Star-Journal
The
Publishers Association
U N Peace Rule Referred Back To Committee
United Nations New York AP reports the General Assembly voted 90 to 1 with 11 abstentions to return peacekeeping operations questions to a 33 nation committee for further study Albania cast the sole negative vote The main dispute concerns roles of the assembly and the Security Council in peacekeeping operations
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United Nations, N.Y
U. N. General Assembly
Albania
Assembly
U. N. Security Council
Clan Plaids Lead Summer Fashions
The article highlights Kasper from Joan Les Jie in New York, winner of the 1967 Cotton Award, showcasing Clapplaids in cotton summer outfits. Plaid suits and dresses appear, including travel friendly short pantsuits for country or leisure wear.
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Kasper
Joan Les Jie
New York
Court Rejects Drivers Plea On Charge
Albany AP The New York Court of Appeals unanimously upheld a lower court ruling denying Wilfred H. Story Jr. of Huntington a license reinstatement after he refused a drunk driving test without counsel. Story argued constitutional rights were violated citing Supreme Court guidance on the right to counsel, but the ruling found no parallel since no confession was obtained.
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Albany
N.Y
Court of Appeals
Wilfred H. Story Jr
Iuntington
L. J
Story
U. S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Remove Corrosion Before Painting On Rusted Objects
Guidance on preparing rusted metal items for painting. Remove corrosion with coarse sandpaper or steel wool, then apply a rust inhibiting primer to bare metal. If the item is a toy, use a hard drying durable enamel.
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