Mideast Talks in Prospect Amid Peace Mediation Efforts
The report notes potential talks between Jordan and Israel within days as Yugoslav President Tito seeks a Middle East peace formula with Egyptian President Nasser. Tito’s plan envisions Israeli withdrawal from conquered Arab lands and borders as before the war, with big powers guaranteeing them. Dayan urged Israelis not to return to 1949 borders while Jordan cites delays in refugee repatriation forms. Israel says 10 000 forms were given to the Red Cross.
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Israel
Prospect
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Middle East
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Ismail Hejazi
Jerusalem Post
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Allah Willing
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Cairo
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Egypt
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Soldier from Portsmouth Killed in Vietnam War
Army Sgt. Joseph S. Porter Jr. of Portsmouth Virginia was listed by the Defense Department as killed in the Vietnam War. He was husband of Bonnie G. Porter of Portsmouth.
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Washington
Portsmouth, Va
Defense Department
Army
Joseph S. Porter Jr
Bonnie G. Porter
Portsmouth
Nine-Pound Cabbage Shocks Townsfolk At Garden
Townspeople report Mrs Mildred Fincham of Route 4 unveiled a nine pound cabbage from her garden yesterday. The New Market Battlefield Memorial Development Committee seeks information on the Battle of New Market and Jackson's Valley Campaign. Smithsonian Institute seeks hand painted political banners. Frederick County Fruit Growers meet tonight at 6 30 at Woodbine Farms near Winchester.
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Route 4
New Market Battlefield Memorial
Frederick County Fruit Growers Association
Woodbine Farms
Winchester
Harmon Brumback
Kids Clean Up Harlem Neigborhoods With Brooms And Pride
In Spanish Harlem and nearby projects teens pair up with local youths to sweep streets, haul trash, and beautify courtyards. Officials praise effort but warn landlords and residents must sustain cleanups amid skepticism and fear of rent hikes.
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New York
Harlem
Andre Pleasant
Sanitation Department
Hugh Marius
Legal Fight to Oust Garrison Stymies Trial
A motion to remove Jim Garrison from the Kennedy assassination probe trial stalls after Andrews seeks to compel witnesses. Judge Shea grants time to locate three more witnesses and cautions against last minute filings in the perjury case against Andrews, a former Jefferson Parish prosecutor.
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Atty
Jim Garrison
Dean A. Andrews Jr
Andrews
Garrison
Kennedy
Criminal District Court
Frank J. Shea
Shea
Jefferson Parish
Instant Parks in Arkansas
North Little Rock mayor William F. Laman ordered city crews to create instant parks in an all Black neighborhood after residents complained about weed filled lots and mosquitoes. In 48 hours three new small parks were added with two more in progress. He stressed the aim was to show city action, not to quell unrest, and promised to return the property to owners if they request it.
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Little Rock
Ark
Wiliam F. Laman
Laman
Navy planes down two MIGs in North Vietnam dogfight
U.S. Navy F4C Phantoms from the carrier Constellation shot down two MIG21s in North Vietnam, first dogfight in two weeks. The battle adds to a tally of 82 confirmed MIG kills by U.S. pilots and 20 American planes downed by interceptors. Civilian casualties from a Mekong Delta helicopter engagement were 40 killed and 36 wounded.
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U.S. Army
Saigon
1St Air Cavalry Division
Song Re
MI6
Robert C. Davis
el Dorado
Ark
Guy H. Freeborn
Hart, Mich
Phantoms
Rap Brown Shuns Florida Governor at Jacksonville Rally
Black Power leader H. Rap Brown rejected an handshake from Gov. Claude Kirk at a rally before 800 people in Jacksonville. Kirk faced boos as Brown urged action while criticizing white society amid a confrontation with Sheriff Dale Carson over a new anti riot law.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Rap Brown
Claude Kirk
Florida
Brown
Kirk
Tallahassee
International Airport
Dale Carson
Carson
Trapped and casualties after Danish train collision
In Odense Denmark a Grack express rammed a faster train from Copenhagen on the same track killing at least six and trapping scores in tangled coaches. Fire crews 100 ambulances and 500 gallons of diesel oil hindered rescue as 30 serious injuries were rushed to hospital.
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Odense
Denmark
Copenhagen
Allis
FBI reports crime surge with violent offenses up in last year
Washington AP The FBI annual crime report shows a 48 percent rise in national crime over six years and an 11 percent jump in violent crime last year led by robbery and forcible rape. Auto theft and larceny rise cited with youthful arrestee patterns.
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Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
U.S
Hoover
Three GIs Die In Korean Ambush Near Seoul
Three American soldiers were killed and about 15 wounded in a North Korean ambush on Korea s western front. The attack hit a truck in the U S 2nd Infantry Division area about 35 miles north of Seoul with grenades and automatic fire. The incident also wounded at least one South Korean soldier and prompted reinforcements to retaliate.
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Korea
U.S. 8Th Army
U.S. 2Nd Infantry Division
Richmond
Northouth
Alleheny
U.S. 7Th Infantry Division
Virginia
Imjin
New Villager Fall Shoes Arrive in Loudoun Street Shipment
Just arrived large shipments of new Villager fall shoes priced at 27.N are listed for sale along Loudoun Street. The items draw attention with catalog-like vigor and indicate fresh stock for the season.
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