UN Vote On Monday Shapes Middle East Withdrawal Debates
United Nations delegates divided over whether Israel should withdraw from territories captured in the June war. Two main resolutions face the General Assembly while the Security Council may implement any plan. Eban criticized the nonaligned proposal as renewals of conflict.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
Israel
Efso
Middle East
Soviet Union
Security Council
Assembly
Egypt
Syria
Jordan
United States
Suez Canal
Gulf of Aqaba
Abba Eban
Eban
U.S
National holiday schedule announced for July 4
Acting Postmaster Joseph C. Haines announced post office operations for the holiday. No window or carrier delivery will occur. Normal holiday lockbox service remains. Special delivery will be provided. Mail collection receipt and dispatch hours will follow holiday schedules.
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Joseph C. Haines
Fire damages house in Middletown
A Middletown residence on Senseny Avenue suffered heavy damage from a daytime blaze that gutted the attic and second floor. Firefighters from Middletown and Stephens City spent about three hours at the scene. A separate car fire near the fire hall and a grass fire near the Front Royal Pike were reported later.
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Middletown
Frederick County
Harry Bray
Senseny Ave
Floyd Self
Middletown Fire Company
Stephens City
Lucky Inn
Front Royal Pike
Weather in Richmond Warm Clear Skies Expect 80s Today
The Weather Bureau reports two small high pressure areas over Virginia producing clear skies and temperatures climbing into the 80s in Richmond today.
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Richmond
Weather Bureau
Virginia
Kosygin Faces Vietnam Peace Question After Paris Talks
Soviet Premier Kosygin said the war peace choice in Vietnam rests with Hanoi and its people. He made the remark after meetings with Charles de Gaulle and French leaders in Paris, returning from Cuba with Fidel Castro.
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Vietnam
Paris
Alexei N. Kosygin
North Vietnam
Elysee Palace
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Middle East
Southeast Asia
Johnson
Dee ‘Gaulle
Moscow
Valerian Zorin
Orly
Kosygin-De Gaulle
U.N. General Assembly
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Reagan Cuts California Budget And Oversight
Governor Ronald Reagan signs a record 5.08 billion California budget after slashing 43.5 million in higher education and mental health funding. He vetoes many Democratic additions and vows further cuts next year while facing a 600 million deficit and near billion in needed taxes.
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Sacramento
Calif
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Gordon P. Smith
FTC Urges Stronger Warnings on Cigarette Packs
The Federal Trade Commission says current warnings are too weak and urges Congress to require a new label: Warning Cigarette smoking is dangerous to health and may cause death from cancer and other diseases. It also seeks tar and nicotine content labeling and a ban on extra long cigarettes and all TV ads.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Congress
Commission
Philip Elman
Violence subsides in Buffalo after days of race rioting
Rioting in Buffalo calms as 500 shotgun police withdraw from the East Side after a weekend of violence. Since Tuesday nearly 70 injured, 200 arrested, and about 30 fires caused $100 000 in damage. Containing meetings followed by Governor aide Jackie Robinson’s goodwill visit helped ease tensions.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Jackie Robinson
Mile
East Side
Hot Tomn
Navy Jets Hit Haiphong Area After Soviet Ship Claim
Carrier based U S Navy bombers hit fuel dumps west of Haiphong following a Soviet claim that an American strike hit the Soviet merchant ship Mikhail Frunze. Two Navy Skyhawks were shot down, with both pilots missing, during Friday raids as 115 strike missions targeted rail lines and military sites across North Vietnam.
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Saigon
Haiphong
Washington
U.S
North Vietnam
Mikhail Frunze
Pentagon
United States
Turkistan
Camm Pha
Lai Dong
WesPur
Hanoi
Red River
Air Force Thunderchief
South Vietnam
Phu Bai
da Nang
Guerrilas
Officials Disturbed By Bombing Mishaps
Washington AP reports officials fear further damage to U.S.-Soviet relations from alleged U.S. bombing of Soviet ships in North Vietnamese waters. A second June incident prompted Moscow protests amid thaw after Johnson Kosygin talks.
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Washington
U.S
Moscow
Johnson
Alexei N. Kosygin
Glassboro
N.J
Mao Era Claim Overthrows Liu Shao-chi Reported
Tokyo dispatch cites Red Flag journal claiming Mao Zedong's leadership exposed and overthrew Liu Shao-chi as the top party figure on the capitalist road. Editorial praises the Cultural Revolution and Maoist victory, noting party line against revisionism.
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Tokyo
Mao Tse-tung
Liu Shao-chi
Red China
Red Flag
Chinese Communist Party
Peking
New China
Liu
Mao
Deficit Forecast Grows as New Fiscal Year Opens
Washington reports a looming peacetime deficit for fiscal 1967 with estimates ranging from 13.6 to over 20 billion dollars. Vietnam war spending drives the shortfall, following a 11 billion deficit for the just ended year and a debt near 327 billion.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Vietnam
Stork Set Faces Fiscal Year Deficit Projections
The administration estimates the new fiscal year will show spending at 136.5 billion and tax receipts at 122.9 billion, with a deficit around 13.6 billion. A surtax delay to January could lift the gap, and Vietnam costs plus asset sales risk pushing the deficit above 20 billion. Bayliss Market changes hours start July 1.
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Fowler
Johnson
Congress
Vietnam
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