U S denies Egypt claims of involvement in Arab-Israeli war
At the White House Secretary of State Dean Rusk dismissed Cairo's accusations that U S warplanes aided Israel as false and part of a propaganda push. President Johnson kept a neutral stance while urging a ceasefire as the State Department protested further claims and the Suez Canal situation evolved.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Egypt
U. S
America
Middle East
White House
Johnson
Dean Rusk
United Arab Republic
Israel
Rusk
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
National Security Intelligence Center
Radio
Cairo
Britain
Karachi
Pakistan
Defense Department
6Th Fleet
U.S
Suez Canal
State Department
Mostafa Kamel
Robert McNamara
Capitol
Weather outlook for Iowa with chances of showers and storms
United Press International reports variable cloudiness across Iowa with scattered showers and thunderstorms tonight and Wednesday. Warmer tonight, cooler in the north on Wednesday. Lows in the 60s tonight and highs ranging from the 70s in the north to the mid 80s in the south on Wednesday.
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United Press International
Iowa
Israel says gains in Jerusalem and Gaza as war widens
United Press International reports Israel claiming the old city of Jerusalem captured from Jordan and Gaza from Egypt as tank columns advance toward the Suez Canal. Russia calls for cease fire while U S Britain deny Egyptian charges. Cairo weighs cutting relations as the war rages with casualties, journalists killed, and Gaza and Sinai falling to Israeli forces.
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Israel
Jerusalem
Jordan
Gaza
Suez Canal
Soviet Union
Egypt
United States
Britain
Cairo
Middle East
Levi Eshkol
Alexei Kosy
Sinai Peninsula
Sharm el Sehikh
Gulf of Aqaba
Jenin
Paul Schutzer
Life Magazine
Sinai Desert
Ted Yates
National Broadcasting Company
Jordanian
Ministry of Interior
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Sinai
Strait of Tiran
Tel Aviv
Negev Desert
Um-Katef
Abu Ageila
Milta Pass
Suez
Canal
Sharm el Sheikh
Egyptian Heights
Gaza City
Gaza Strip
Samson
Pillars of the Temple
Palestine Liberation Army
Old City
Solomon’s Temple
Soybeans 94 Percent Planted in Iowa as Week Progresses
DES MOINES UPI Iowa reports 94 percent of soybeans planted by Monday, eight percent ahead of last year while the corn stand runs 93 percent normal. Rain eased drought in southwest and central areas. First alfalfa cutting begun statewide but hindered by showers, with 9 percent harvested versus 8 percent a year ago.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
Iowa Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Washington council delays street resurfacing decision
Washington city council delayed final action on a proposal to surface streets in the business area after three bids were opened. The lowest bid totaled just over 28 thousand dollars. The council may reconsider a less costly surface after further study. The Planning Committee urged hiring professional consultants to update zoning ordinances, especially for multi unit housing and house trailers. The council instructed the city solicitor to expedite a new trailer use ordinance while approving minor sewer system improvements.
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Washington
Washington Planning Committee
Planning Commission
Israel Eyes Quick Victory In 48 Hours Conflict
London based military experts assess that victory or defeat in the Middle East could come within 48 hours as ground fighting replaces air actions. Israel plans a blitz aimed at driving Egypt from the Gaza Strip toward Suez, while Jordan and Syria are to be contained.
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London
UPI
Middle East
Israel
Egypt
Gaza Strip
Suez
Jordan
Syria
Band Concert Opens City Summer Series in Central Park
Washington's Municipal Band launches 1967 summer concert series Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Central Park directed by Dick Ballard. Max Lee trumpet solo featured with a program including God Bless America Berlin Queen City March and Sousa Londonderry Air and music from The Music Man among others.
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Washington
Municipal Band
Central Park
Dick Ballard
Max Lee
Mr. Ballard
Berlin
Queen City
Cofield
Washington Post
Sousa
Londonderry Air
Dedrick
His
Fillmore
Borodin
Mystery Men Washingtons Ridiculous Day Clue Hunt
Three local business men dubbed Mystery Men will appear on Washington streets daily through June 8. Clues will be offered between now and the event with prizes for correctly identifying the trio. Submit the form at the Evening Journal office or wait for more clues. Initials given are J. L. R. M. H. W.
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Washington
Evening Journal
J. L
R. M
H. W
Rinard Warns Tax Revision Must Protect Cities and Towns
Des Moines IDPA Rinard executive secretary of the League of Iowa Municipalities warns that tax revision should relieve school taxes without shifting burdens to urban residents. He notes lawmakers debate assessments and urges preserving municipal bond bases while opposing raids by special interests. He cites Senate File 772 and cautions that rapid changes could force higher levies elsewhere.
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DES Moines
IDPA
Park Rinard
League of Iowa Municipalities
Rinard
League
Farm Bureau
Senate
House
Astronaut Edward Givens Jr Falls in Pearland Crash
Astronaut Edward Givens Jr., 37, was killed in a one car crash in Pearland near the Manned Space Craft Center. Two other men were seriously injured. Pearland Police Chief A H Casey said they appeared to have run into a dead end. Givens, an Air Force major, was among the latest astronauts selected but had not yet been assigned to a mission.
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Pearland, Tex
UPI
Edward G. Givens Jr
Manned Spacecraft Center
Pearland
A. H. Casey
Givens
Air Force
Tanks Rescue GIs Amid Blast At Central Highlands Base
UPI reports U S B 52 bombers hit five Communist infiltration routes in South Vietnam while American tanks moved into a blazing ammo and fuel dump to rescue trapped troops. One soldier was possibly killed and 15 wounded as a blaze consumed the facility north of Saigon.
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Saigon
UPI
U.S
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
MI6
Keh Sanh
Hill 950
1St Air Cavalry Division
Highlands
Notice of hearing T M Mast Estate
Public notice announces a hearing on the T M Mast Estate with details to be provided on page six and outlines related proceedings. A separate notice addresses forfeiture of a real estate contract, indicating potential termination of the contract under applicable laws.
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T. M. Mast Estate
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