U S Rabbis Press US to Honor Israel Commitments
The Board of Rabbis of Northern California representing about 60 synagogues urged Christian clergy to press the United States to honor commitments to Israel by deeds, not words, amid Arab attacks. They called for Christian conscience and support for Israel’s democracy and aid in military and civilian needs as hostilities continue.
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Dwain Hanson
San “Francisco
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California
Temple Emanu-el
Morton Hoffman
Temple Radef Sholom
Sah Rafael
U.S
Israel
Paul Laderman
Congregation of Beth Jacob
Oakland
Middle East
Gil
Nasser
Hitler
Hoffman
Reagan Yorty to Star in Israel Benefit Rally
Gov Ronald Reagan and Mayor Sam Yorty will headline a Hollywood Bowl rally for Israel Sunday. Organizers from the Jewish Federation Council and the Los Angeles Committee for State of Israel Bonds say the event includes an original dramatic presentation with Edward G Robinson Dinah Shore Jan Sterling Nehemiah Persoff and Peter Sellers in a humanitarian demonstration of support to Israel and Los Angeles sister city Beersheba.
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Hollywood
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Sam Yorty
Horse-drawn fire engines make final run in St Louis
In 1927 horse-drawn fire apparatus completed their last service runs in St Louis marking the end of an era. City fire crews transitioned to motorized engines, modernizing response times and equipment as the old era closed.
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St. Louis
Opposition Continues Amid Middle East War Turmoil
Ted Yates, NBC television producer, died of a bullet wound in Jerusalem. Egyptian Interior Ministry banned demonstrations to curb the "victory spirit." Israeli forces advanced in Sinai and Gaza, taking Gaza City and nearing key passes. Jerusalem report said the Old City fell, prompting rejoicing at the Western Wall. Bethlehem, Nablus, and Hebron were reported imminent targets as Israel moved toward the canal zone with air superiority. Arab anger grew toward the United States and Britain, with consulates attacked in Alexandria and Beirut. U.S. and British denials followed explosive charges, while Johnson denied Arab accusations.
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National Broadcasting Company
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Fhe
Ministry of Interior
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Sinai
Strait of
Tiran
Tel Aviv
Ysrael
Negev Desert
Sinai Peninsula
Israel
Palestine Liberation Army
Old City
Jerusalem
Wailink
Turkey
Suleiman the Magnificent
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Jesus Christ
Nablus
Sechem
Hebron
Abraham
Sinai Desert
Canal Zone
United States
Britain
Cairo
U.S
Beirut
Russia
Alexandria
Middle East
Washington
State Department
U.A.R
Mostafa Kamel
British Defense Ministry
Johnson
Hussein
Jordan
Amman
Soviet Union
United Nations
Suez, Canal
el Arish
Abu Ageila
Suez
Gulf of Aqaba
Suez Canal
Moshe Dayan
Sharin el Sheikh
Red Sea
U.N
France
Hopes Rising: U S denial of Middle East intervention claims
President Johnson and officials dismissed Egyptian charges that the United States aided Israeli forces. Secretary Rusk stated no U S aircraft took part in Middle East operations and suggested Egyptian claims served a propaganda purpose. White House sources noted ongoing UN cease fire discussions and no change to neutral policy.
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Middle East
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Defense
Robert S. McNamara
National Security Intelligence Center
Cairo
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Britain
Karachi
Pakistan
Defense Department
6Th Fleet
Washington
George Christian
United Nations
Asker J . Goldberg
Nikolai Fedorenko
Suez Canal
United
Israel Bond Drive Hums in San Francisco
The Israel Bond Organization in San Francisco operates on a seven day weekly work schedule with 30 volunteers. Louis Stein the area manager says city Jewry have surged offers to join the staff to push bond sales and adds more phone lines to reach supporters of Israel. The drive has increased significantly in the prewar period of the Israel Arab conflict.
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San Francisco
UPI
The
Israel Bond Organization
Louis Stein
Middle East
Tierra Amarilla Hostage Crisis Reported by UPI
UPI correspondent Arry Calloway and Deputy Sheriff Pete Jaramillo were taken hostage as a New Mexico faction seized Tierra Amarilla and nearby Canjilon. The group tied captives with electrical cord and fled in a stolen car, briefly facing a state police roadblock.
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Free City
Serge
Tierra Amarilla
UPI
Arry Calloway
Canjilon
Calloway
Pete Jaramillo
Jaramillo
States Still Lack Details On Shootings Beginnings
Report notes ongoing lack of specifics on where and how a shooting started across states. Officials provided minimal information and no clear sequence of events, leaving residents seeking clarity amid ongoing investigations and inquiries from local communities.
Mother of Suitcase Baby Found in San Francisco Park
San Francisco police identified and questioned Mrs. William Carter after tracing an identification tag from a distant relative in the suitcase. She admitted abandoning the newborn boy in Glen Park two hours after birth, saying her husband could not become a father. no charges were filed.
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San Francisco
UPI
William Carter
Spector
John Cavalli
Glen Park
Inspector Cavalli
Fran
Douglas Sues California Over Property Devaluation
Screen star Kirk Douglas files a $250000 damage suit against California. He alleges the state devalued most of his property near Newbury Park in Ventura County by taking a parcel for the Lynn Ranch interchange of the Ventura Freeway.
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Ventura
Calif
UPI
Kirk’ Douglas
Poison gas use in Yemen and Ketaf shocks world
Drew Pearson reports on 1967 poison gas incidents in Yemen and Ketaf with Ilyushin 28 and MIG air raids. Gas caused hundreds of deaths, blanket smoke and toxic effects, Red Cross teams collected evidence, doctors confirmed gas symptoms. Also notes Wright Patman seeks probe into Alfred I. Du Pont estate funding and Florida branch banking moves by Gov. Kirk.
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West Germany
Nasser
Germany
Yemen
Jebel Aqil Yazid
Ketai
Ketaf
International Red Cross
Michlaf Doran
Bait Beni Salamah
Anis
Jebel
Aqil Yazid
Geneva
Najran
Ketar
Wadood Hassan
House Banking
Wright Patman
D-Tex
Justice ‘Department
Ed Ball
Florida
Alfred I. ‘du Pont
du Pont Banks
Claude Kirk
du Pont
Kirk
Middle East brinkmanship raises US risk of involvement
The article notes growing Soviet Arab pressure and new threats to intervene, amid Arab attacks on U S missions including the Alexandria consulate. It compares current events to 1956, citing Israeli advances in Sinai, U S carrier support claims, Nasser’s possible moves, and the US stance of aloof neutrality while bloc powers threaten escalation. Belgium estimates 60 billion francs for 1967 old age pensions.
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