Direct Talks With Israelis Rejected by Arabs at U.N.; ARABS AT U.N. BAR TALKS WITH ISRAEL

TEL AVIV, June 12--Israeli forces captured intact an Egyptian rocket site for nine Soviet-made surface-to-air missiles during the Sinai campaign last week, an Israeli general said today.  

ISRAELI UNITS TOOK SINAI ROCKET BASE; Soviet Air Defense Missiles Seized, General Reports

Writes Sup Ct opinion voiding state antimiscegenation laws; por

Justices Upset All Bans On Interracial Marriage; 9-to-0 Decision Rules Out Virginia Law--15 Other States Are Affected

JERUSALEM, June 12--Premier Levi Eshkol declared today that Israel would not retreat within her prewar frontiers and demanded that the Arabs make peace with her.  

ESHKOL REJECTS RETURN OF ISRAEL TO OLD FRONTIERS; Premier, Voicing 'Hard' Line, Demands That Arab States Negotiate Peace Terms ADDRESSES ALL NATIONS But Sources in London Link Long-Term Mideast Accord to an Israeli Pullback HE INSISTS ARABS NEGOTIATE PEACE But Sources in London Link Long-Term Mideast Accord to an Israeli Pullback

US Sup Ct, 5-4, holds fines imposed by unions on members who cross picket lines during strikes do not violate Natl Labor Relations Act provisions barring restraint or coercion of employes in exercising their rights, Allis-Chalmers case; rules right to cross picket lines without penalty is freedom workers surrender for benefits of union membership

NON-STRIKER FINES BY A UNION UPHELD; Court, 5-4, Backs Penalty for Crossing Picket Lines

US Sup Ct overthrows '64 bribery conviction of R Berger, charged with plotting with owners of Playboy Clubs Internatl and Playboy magazine to give $50,000 to M C Epstein, then SLA chmn, to obtain liquor license; holds affidavits used to get eavesdropping warrant were insufficient to justify device installation

BUGGING IN STATE IS OUTLAWED, 5-4, BY SUPREME COURT; Justices Also Declare That All Suspects in Line-Ups Must Have Counsel PLAYBOY CASE IS ISSUE Clark Says 'Few Threats' to Liberty Are Greater Than Eavesdropping

Walker et al v City of Birmingham: Ct, 5-4, upholds contempt of ct convictions of Rev Dr M L King Jr and 7 other Negro mins for violating temporary Ala ct order against leading '63 desegregation demonstrations

Dr. King Loses Plea; Faces 5 Days in Jail; Dr. King Is Rebuffed in Birmingham Contempt Case; Faces Five Days in Jail and $50 Fined

Rev R P Johnson elected chief exec officer, NYC Presbytery; will be 1st Negro top admr of dist; says he backs 'wholeheartedly' ch's new Confession of'67 adopted at 179th gen assembly which made soc action official part of ch doctrine

Negro Pastor in Capital Elected Chief Officer of Presbytery Here; NEGRO WILL HEAD PRESBYTERY HERE

Gov Kirk orders 500 Natl Guardsmen to help local law officers restore calm; imposes curfew; new rioting and fires occur in other areas; 6 Negroes arrested; sniper fire continues; Kirk tours Central Av area urging Negroes to stay in their homes; NAACP repr R T Gilder unsuccessful in cooling Negro tempers; says he was unable to get Mayor Nuccio to tour riot area and talk with Negroes; Nuccio agrees to suspend ptl who killed Negro suspect

RIOTERS IN TAMPA START NEW FIRES; Kirk Puts National Guard on Duty in 2d Day of Violence After Negro Is Slain RIOTERS IN TAMPA START NEW FIRES

US mil spokesman says 10 MIGs on ground at Kep airfield were destroyed or heavily damaged during recent raids; US planes stage raids

100 ENEMY TROOPS SLAIN IN VIETNAM; Sharp Fighting Flares Near Buffer Zone--10 MIG's Reported Damaged

CAIRO, June 12--President Gamal Abdel Nasser has agreed to take part in a conference of Arab leaders that is likely to take place in either Algiers or Khartoum, the Sudan.

NASSER TO ATTEND ARAB SUMMIT TALK; Action Is a Sharp Reversal --Leaders Will Seek Ways to Erase Israel's Gain

Govt study group rept urges US spend $2.5-billion in next 5 yrs to deal with all types of pollution problems, called among 'most important domestic problems today'; lists 34 recommendations; group chmn R M Linton comments; Sec Gardner apptd group in Jan to advise HEW Dept on how to cope with man's increasing power to foul the environment

U.S. PANEL URGES $2.5-BILLION FUND TO CURB POLLUTION; 5-Year Program Is Outlined by Health Agency Group in Sharp Warning to Nation

Gimbel Bros: alleged shoplifter M D Robinson fatally shot in Cross County Shopping Center branch after seizing ptl's gun and wounding 2 store guards

Suspect Shot Dead In Yonkers Gimbels; SUSPECT IS KILLED IN YONKERS STORE

US Sup Ct extends const protection of freedom of the press to libelous falsehoods about private individuals who willingly take part in pub affairs, rulings throwing out, 9-0, $500,000 judgment to ex-Maj Gen Walker against AP and upholding, 5-4, $460,000 award to W Butts against Curtis Pub; 4 opinions detailed

Libel Case Ruling Extends Press Protection in Suits; RULING EXTENDS LIBEL SUIT CURB

Dominican Republic: E C Burks series on econ and pol situation 2 yrs after civil war

Dominican Republic Remains a Divided Country; Regime Is Democratic but Some Officials Continue Iron-Fisted Tactics

woman terrorist slays US army officer, Saigon

Woman Terrorist in Saigon Slays a U.S. Army Officer

Saigon Releases 39 Prisoners in Gesture to the North; Hopes Hanoi Also Will Free Sick and Wounded

WASHINGTON, June 12 (UPI)--The Defense Department disclosed today the names of 84 United States servicemen who were killed in the war in Vietnam.  

Defense Department Issues Vietnam War Casualty List

Communist China repts downing US drone, Kwangsi-Chuang Region

U.S. Plane Down, Says China

Aid to Vietnam Upgraded; Special Director Is Named

Dutch Reformed Ch and RC Ch in Netherlands agree to recognize each other's christenings; pact announced in St Willibrord Assn rept

Dutch Church and Catholics In Accord on Christenings

U.S. Reviews Vietnam Bombing Strategy and Level of Forces

Sen agrees to delay vote after Sen E M Kennedy calls it inferior to present law; he details objections

Senate Puts Off Vote on Compromise Draft Bill

Mins Council faced with assessing hardening of USSR stand toward NATO

MINISTERS OF NATO START TALKS TODAY

USSR to build $60-million refinery at Izmir

Turks to Get Oil Refinery

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Lyndon Baines Johnson, also known as LBJ, was the 36th president of the United States, serving from 1963 to 1969. He became president after the assassination of John F. Kennedy, under whom he had served as the 37th vice president from 1961 to 1963. A Southern Democrat, Johnson previously represented Texas in Congress for over 23 years, first as a U.S. representative from 1937 to 1949, and then as a U.S. senator from 1949 to 1961.

U.S. President Lyndon B. Johnson nominates Solicitor-General Thurgood Marshall to become the first black justice on the U.S. Supreme Court.

June 13, 1967

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Direct Talks With Israelis Rejected by Arabs at U.N.; ARABS AT U.N. BAR TALKS WITH ISRAEL

ISRAELI UNITS TOOK SINAI ROCKET BASE; Soviet Air Defense Missiles Seized, General Reports

Justices Upset All Bans On Interracial Marriage; 9-to-0 Decision Rules Out Virginia Law--15 Other States Are Affected

NON-STRIKER FINES BY A UNION UPHELD; Court, 5-4, Backs Penalty for Crossing Picket Lines

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