Arabs Must Acknowledge Israel's Right to Exist for Peace
UPI reports U S officials say long lasting Middle East peace hinges on Arab nations admitting Israel's right to exist. Officials foresee a tough path as Israel secured rapid military gains and debate proceeds on borders, Jerusalem status, security guarantees, refugee options, and arms limitation.
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Washington
UPI
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Middle ‘East
U. S
Johnson
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United States
Moscow
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Jericho Falls Again In Israeli Offensive Near Jerusalem
Israeli forces drive Jordanian armor along the Jerusalem Jericho highway and strike Jericho with air power. Refugee fighters counterattack from a camp north of Jericho but are repelled. Hebron is occupied by Israeli troops amid warnings to locals.
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Jerusalem
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Amman
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Palestine Liberation Army
Israel
Jerusalem-Jericho
Dead Sea
Jesus
Hebron
Tucson Woman and Two Children Among First Middle East Refugees Arriving
A Tucson woman Susan Guillot and her two children arrived in New York as some of the first American refugees from the Middle East. Guillot spoke of leaving Libya after two years and expressed hope not to return, noting her husband Captain A. E. Guillot is an F-100 pilot. She referenced finding safety for her family at her mother Helen Kenney’s Tucson home and described rioters mistreating Italians and Jews near Tripoli while noting no abuse among the American dependents aboard.
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NEW York
Tucson
Middle East
Susan Guillot
Gregory
Mari
5Th St
A. E. Guillot
Goddard Says Vietnam Rules May Shift After Russia Arab Backing
Former Gov Sam Goddard told the Naval Reserve Officer banquet in Tucson that reduced backing by Russia in the Middle East could alter Vietnam war rules of engagement. He noted limited escalation has kept Russia and China out and warned against rapid moves. He urged citizens to engage in partisan politics and described reservists as vital links between the public and military.
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Vietnam
Sam Goddard
Naval Reserve
Goddard
Johnson
Navy
Air Force
Marine
Army
Granada
Tucson International
Indo-China
Southeast Asia
Indonesia
Russia
China
North Vietnam
Albuquerque
Appeals Court
John Molloy
Cmdr
Robert J. McCarthy
Tucson
TB Cases Decline in Pima County as Deaths Fall
Pima County Health Department report shows 84 new active tuberculosis cases in 1966, down from 86 the prior year and far below 171 in 1960. TB deaths fell to 28 in 1966 from 34 in 1965, with rate dropping from 16.3 to 7.6 per 100 000. Overall disease stats were steady, syphilis primary and secondary cases at 51, latent at 31, and gonorrhea at 465 for 1966.
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Department
Health Department
Puppy brood tests a neighbor's patience and a busy life
Joe Pyle of 446 N Bahamas Drive balances a 10 hour day civil service job at Davis Monthan Air Force Base with caring for a wife post surgery and a dozen puppies born to Lucy the Australian shepherd at 445 N Bahamas Drive. When the dam’s move created a makeshift pen, Pyle expanded a lean to to house the brood while the Martins are away in Dallas.
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Joe E. Pyle
Bahamas Drive
Pyle
Tony Ledwell
Citizen
Joe KE
Lucy
Clyde Martin
Martin
Martins
Dallas
Katherine Meyer
W. Verbena
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
Maggie
Pyles
Fourth Ave
Sixteen Tucsonians seek Miss Tan America crown
Sixteen Tucson women enter the local Miss Tan America contest with Miss Do lores Thurstine Evans as reigning Miss Tan funding outfits. NAACP Tucson chapter votes to sponsor the event at Masonic Hall with travel and hotels for the Tucson winner. Finals set for July 29 at the Tucson Jewish Community Center. Evans, national Miss Tan America winner from Dallas, recently finished her freshman year at the UA.
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Tucson
Dolores Thurstine Evans
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Masonic Hall
S. Park Ave
E. 24Th St
NAACP
The
Dennis Monroe
University of Arizona
N. Plumer Ave
Miss Evans
Dallas
Jay Roluffs
Sunnyside Teacher to Attend Purdue Institute on Western Tradition
Thomas Lee Bach a history teacher at Sunnyside High School will participate in an eight week institute at Purdue University titled Historical Problems of the Western Tradition. The program begins June 19.
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Thomas Lee Bach
Sunnyside High School
Purdue University
FiveYearOld Lost On Mt Baldy In White Mountains Search Expands
Dan ny Greenwood a five year old from Socorro New Mexico remains missing after two days on Mt Baldy in the White Mountains. Apache County sheriffs deputies report 150 volunteers aided by prison bloodhounds and a helicopter scouting the slopes. Danny wore a black T shirt blue jeans and boots when he disappeared while returning to camp from a lake with his brother. Temperatures dropped to 30 degrees at the 9100 foot peak and tracks suggest he may have headed toward a rocky canyon.
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Maverick
Danny Greenwood
Socorro
N.M
Mt. Baldy
Arizona
White Mountains
Apache County
Danny
Martin
Address mixup noted in acquitted narcotics case
A city report corrects the address for Victoria Pauline Wroblewski. The story said 4826 E 27th St but police state the proper address is 1118 E 8th St. She was acquitted in City Court of a charge of frequenting a narcotics establishment.
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Victoria
Pauline Wroblewski
E. 27Th St
E. 8Th St
Benefit bridge for Tucson children at JCC
A duplicate bridge event to fund camperships for needy Tucson children is set for 7:30 p.m. tomorrow in the Max Volk Auditorium at the Jewish Community Center. Tickets cost $1.25. AZA members will sell refreshments and baked goods. Mrs. Gladys Downer leads the game.
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Tucson
Max Volk
Jewish Community Center
Aleph Zadik Aleph
AZA
Gladys Downer
Tucson Boy Killed Jumping From Truck At Fort Grant
A 15 year old Tucson boy, Donald Faun, died at the Arizona State Industrial School Fort Grant after reportedly jumping from a moving truck carrying nine juveniles to dormitories. Autopsy showed a skull fracture. Officials noted it was the first fatal accident at the institute in 13 years.
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Fort Grant
Donald Faun
Tucson
Arizona State Industrial School
Charles R. Faun
Faun
S. Georgetown
Tommy Rasmussen
Rasmussen
Draft calls rise to twenty nine thousand in August
The Defense Department said 29,000 men will be drafted into the Army in August, 9,100 more than July, to maintain planned force levels and provide timely replacements as two-year enlistments end. This marks a smaller August draft than 1966 levels, amid ongoing Vietnam buildup adjustments.
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Washington
UPI
Defense Department
Army
Department
Selective Service
Pentagon
198Th Infantry
Ft. Hood
Tex
U.S. Curbs Green Card Holders Effect July 10
Washington reports new rules bar Mexican resident workers with green cards from entering to work at struck U S plants listed by the Labor Secretary. Applies only to new hires after a plant strike. about 42 000 green card holders affected.
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Washington
Mexico
Immigration and Naturalization Service
United States
Secretary of Labor
Johnson names cabinet panel on Mexican Americans
President Johnson formed a cabinet committee on Mexican-Americans and named Vicente T. Ximenes of Albuquerque as chairman. Four cabinet members including Lar, Welfare, Agriculture, Housing, and Sargent Shriver join to ensure federal programs reach Mexican-Americans and aid their access to new opportunities.
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Washington
Johnson
Vicente T. Ximenes
Albuquerque
N. M
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
White House
Ximenes
Labor, Welfare, Agriculture, Housing
Sargent Shriver
Office of Economic Opportunity
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