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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1967

Page

3

Egypt Jordan sign pact amid Middle East crisis

Egypt and Jordan sign a pact against Israel while Syria and Turkey align with the Arab side. Hussein may allow Palestine Liberation Army troops into Jordan. Shukairy presses for his overthrow. Iraq is set to move troops through Jordan toward Egypt as U Thant calls for restraint in the United Nations debate.

Israel United States Britain Palestine Liberation Army Palestine Liberation Organization Hussein Ahmed Shukairy Amman Jordan Shukairy Middle East Syria Egypt Abba Ehan Jerusalem Gulf of Aqaba Cairo Turkey U.S al Ahram Istanbul Dardenelles Black Sea Moscow United Nations Security Council New York Cri Isis U Thant Nu ‘Reddine Atassi Alexei N. Kosygin Communist Party Leonid I. Brezhnev Atassi Damascus Abdel Rahman Aref Iraq Saudi Arabia

Britain weighs joint action over Nasser blockade Gulf of Aqaba

A London report notes Britain plans joint action with the United States and other maritime powers to counter Nasser's blockade of the Gulf of Aqaba, vital for Israel's oil imports. A large allied naval buildup is under way in the Red Sea near Aden, with the carrier Hermes, two frigates, and five minesweepers operating in the area.

Britain United States Nasser Gulf of Aqaba Israel London Red Sea Hermes Aden

Diamond buyer in Lesotho finds huge gem

Petrose Ramaboea wore his first suit yesterday as he imagined how many more he could buy with 280,504 dollars from the sale of a 601.3 carat brown diamond. The gem, found by Ramaboea’s wife three weeks earlier on their claim high in a Lesotho mountainside, was hailed by experts as among the eight largest ever found.

Maseru Lesotho UPI Petrose Ramaboea Ramaboea

Bridge raids and ground fighting amid Vietnam war updates

Reports from Hanoi area indicate weather improved allowing heavy bombing. U S and South Vietnamese forces clash near Tam Ky and Con Thien with 106 Communist deaths in Union Two and several Viet Cong casualties. Marines uncover a large camouflaged base near Con Thien as operations continue along the demilitarized zone.

Phu Ly Hanoi Vinh U.S. Navay A4 Skyhawk Bon Homme Richard and Hancock U.S. Air Force Air Force Hoa Lac Mig Tam Ky Saigon U.S Con Thien Demilitarized Zone

Nigeria declares Eastern secession amid unrest and threats

From Enugu Ojukwu proclaims independence in the Eastern region asserting protection of lives and property. The move risks a wider split in Nigeria as Gowon in Lagos faces pressure from the North and Western regions while foreign nations weigh recognition and security.

C. C. Ojukwu Nigeria Biafra Lakubu Gowon Lagos Obafemi Awolowo Gowon Enugu Ojukwu Organization of African Unity United Nations British Commonwealth U.S British High Commission Peace Corps Sir Abubakar ‘Tafawa Balewa Johnson T.U. Aguiyi-Konsi

Tass to Open Office in Kuala Lumpur

The government approves Tass the Soviet news agency to establish an office in Kuala Lumpur with a Moscow correspondent expected to arrive soon. A separate AP brief notes a seven year old girl in Buffalo accidentally hanging herself on a swing set.

Tass Kuala Lumpur Malaysia Moscow Buffalo N.Y Maria Stoklosa

Nation Mourns graves of Union and Confederate soldiers

Memorial Day marked across the nation with parades in New York and Chicago led by veterans and officials. In Vietnam, Marines reported 402 killed and 4,648 wounded over five weeks. President Johnson met with South Vietnam's Thieu as ceremonies unfolded nationwide.

Harlem New York Chicago Vietnam Michigan Avenue Grand Army of the Republic Memorial Association Sons of Union Roman C. Pucinski D-Uil South Vietnam Johnson City Tex Johnson Nguyen van Thieu Fredericksburg North Carolina Wilmington N.C Dan Moore Ft. Logan National Cemetery Denver Colo Donald Brotzman R-Colo Seattle Wash National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Norwalk Conn John Birch Society U.S Saigon

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