Mending Arab Relations May Require Years
Washington officials say rebuilding ties with Arab states will take years after the Israeli Arab war. President Johnson forms a Cabinet level Middle East committee led by Dean Rusk with McGeorge Bundy as executive secretary to map a long term peace strategy and coordinate government efforts.
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U.S
Johnson
Middle East
Israel
McGeorge Bundy
Dean Rusk
State Department
United Nations
Soviet Union
Egypt
Ree
Lebanon
Algeria
Syria
Yemen
Sudan
Iraq
Mauritania
Polish Emigre Seized After Attempt on Bohlen Life
In Paris a 59 year old Polish immigrant armed with a long knife tried to reach U S Ambassador Charles E Bohlen s car to kill him. A guard at Bohlen s residence stopped him before the door opened and the driver sped away. Police identified the man as Maurice Gordon of Lodz Poland and said he planned the assassination but offered no reason. He was held for investigation.
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Paris
U.S
Charles E. Bohlen
Bohlen
Maurice Gordon
Lodz
Poland
Seasonal temperatures linger with weekend warmer outlook
Forecasters predict continued mild weather through Saturday with a warm trend likely. Rhodes Jewelry and a group of brands are advertised in classifieds. Stan's Barber Shop announces closure Saturday June 10. A yard party and auction is set for June 10 at 4 PM at Gainesboro Fire Hall with ham and chicken dinners.
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Gainesboro
Oantry
Rusk Faces Mixed Senate Criticism On Middle East
Secretary Rusk briefed about Middle East developments as about 50 senators judged the session useful yet cautioned against over optimism. Senator Dirksen called the briefing productive while Senator Miller urged evacuations over what he called false charges against the United States. Egypt accused U.S. planes of aiding Israel, a claim the U.S. denied.
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Washington
Sec
Middle East
Rusk
Lowa
Jack Miller
United States
U.S
Egypt
Israel
Tiitekrieg
Sten
State Department
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
J. W. Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Compromise Draft Bill Heads For Quick Congressional Action
A compromise draft extension bill to four years beyond the June 30 expiration date moves toward prompt approval. Conferees resolved differences between House and Senate measures and sent the compromise back for final action. The bill preserves deferments for college students and limits presidential power on induction while directing only Congress to decide on random selection.
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Washington
House Senate
Johnson
Congress
House
Soviet Ships Roam Near U S Vessels Off Crete
Six to seven Soviet ships shadowed U S naval forces off Crete near the 6th Fleet carrier America. Vice Admiral Martin ordered the ships to clear out using light signal and English Russian radio. A Soviet destroyer came within 150 yards of a buffer destroyer, while helicopters tracked a possible submarine overnight. Dawn brought a Soviet cruiser near the group. unclear if joining or replacing the missile destroyer.
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America
Mediterranean
U.S
Crete
6Th Fleet
William S. Martin
Middle East
H Nations
Israel
Adm
Martin
Martinsburg Teens Charged in Traveling Salesman Murder
In Martinsburg area, two teenagers, Keith Lambert 18 and a 15 year old, are jailed on murder charges for fatally stabbing Nelson S. Newcomb 28 of Baltimore. Newcomb’s body was found buried in a Sleepy Creek hunting area west of the city. police await lab tests for positive ID.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Berkeley County
Lambert
Nelson S. Newcomb
Baltimore
Sleepy Creek
Here
U S Jets Hit Secret Soviet Missile Base in Hanoi Area
U S Navy flight crews struck a camouflaged Soviet missile base 50 miles southwest of Hanoi and hit a major MIG airfield. The operation, part of broader actions last week, followed aerial photos revealing the hidden facility and produced dramatic explosions and burning debris.
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Saigon
U.S
North Vietnam
U.S. Command
Demilitarized Zone
Enterprise
Hanoi
Debt Limit Boost Defeated by Coalition in House Vote
Washington AP. House Republicans joined conservative Southern Democrats and antiwar liberals to block Johnson’s plan to raise the national debt ceiling by 29. The 210 to 197 defeat stunned Democratic leaders who hoped bipartisan backing. If unchanged, the ceiling falls to 285 billion on July 1, risking a government funding crisis.
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House
Johnson
Thomas B. Curtis
R-Mo
GOP
Middle East
Congress
John W. Byrnes
Wisconsin
Ways and Means Committee
Ways and Means
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ar
Treasury
Vietnam
Deeper Push Into Egypt Risky for Israeli Forces
U S military analysts warn that extending the push across the Suez Canal into Egypt could overstrain supply lines and communications. They note risks of longer supply routes, need to guard lines of communication, and vulnerability to counterattack as Cairo is reached from two routes.
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Washington
U.S
Suez Canal
Sinai
Egypt
Conreet
Cairo
Canal
Gulf of Suez
Cairos
Ismailia
Irene DeHaven Joins West Side Beauty Salon
Mrs Irene DeHaven is now associated with West Side Beauty Salon for appointments call 6623368.
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Irene DeHaven
West Side Beauty Salon
Resistance Stiffens in Sinai Desert
Egyptian forces put up stiff resistance to Israeli troops in the western Sinai Desert as a cease-fire held on the Jordanian front. Israelis claimed control of Palestine west of the Jordan River and the Dead Sea, extending their boundary to the pre 1948 line, while accepting Jordan’s cease-fire offer.
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Associated Press
Sinai Desert
Palestine
Jordan River
Dead Sea
Jordan
Israeli Navy Air Strike Hits U S Ship in Mediterranean
The Pentagon said Israeli torpedo boats and aircraft attacked a U S Navy vessel 15 miles north of the Sinai. Initial reports list four dead and 53 wounded. Israel apologized, confirming the attack was in error.
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Washington
U.S. Navy
Sinai Peninsula
Mediterranean Sea
Pentagon
U.S
Tas
Tel Aviv
Egypt vows to fight on amid new U.N. truce call
U.N. Security Council urged another ceasefire as Egyptian and Israeli infantry units clash near Bir Gif Gafa about 45 miles east of the Suez Canal. Israel reports captures around Hebron Hills and near the Dead Sea, while Old Jerusalem remains off limits to civilians due to sniper activity. Major developments unfold across Sinai and near the Suez Canal, with Dayan questioning the aim of reaching the canal.
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Sinai Peninsula
Elath
Gulf of Aqaba
Suez Canal
Egypt
U.N. Security Council
Bir Gif Gafa
Sini
Suez
Jordan
Hebron
Jerusalem
Dead Sea
Jordan River
Old Jerusalem
Bethlehem
Sinai Desert
Israel
Sharm el Sheikh
Tel Aviv
U.N
Ismailia
Moshe Dayan
Pleasant Virginia Weather Prolonged By Atlantic Ridge
A high pressure ridge from the North Atlantic keeps Virginia's weather mild and pleasant. The report notes calm skies as residents enjoy springlike conditions with no significant storms or rain expected in the near term.
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Richmond
North Atlantic
East Central States
Virginia
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