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keywords: Arab-Israeli War, Six Day War, Biafra Nigeria, New York Lottery, Air Strikes Vietnam War, Protesting Shah Of Iran, Dental Health Week, Boxer Muhammed Ali, Formula One Racing
Synopsis: Egypt Accepts U.N. Cease-Fire In Six Day War With Israel, Eastern State Of Biafra Declares Independence From Nigeria, New York State Legalizes Lottery Gambling, Navy Air Strikes Against Targets In North Vietnam, Violent Protests In Berlin Germany Against The Shah Of Iran, Japanese School Children Observe "Dental Health Week", Boxer Cassius Clay (Muhammad Ali) Reaffirms His Black Muslim Beliefs, Dutch Grand Prix Formula One Race...(read more)
- Date: 1967
- Duration: 00:06:32
- Sound: Yes
- Color: Monochrome
- Type: Public Domain
- Language: English
- Location: United States, Middle East, Germany, Japan, Vietnam, Holland, Nigeria
Egypt Accepts U.N. Cease-Fire In Six Day War With Israel
After four days of war Israeli forces drive across the Sinai to the Suez Canal, break the Gulf of Aqaba blockade, and take the Old City of Jerusalem and Bethlehem in the 1967 Arab-Israeli War or Six-Day War in the Middle East. Brief images of Israeli tank, Israeli Field Commander looking through binoculars, and Israeli soldiers in sandbag defensive emplacement. Image of Israel Defense Minister General Moshe Dayan. Shows surrender of Arab Soldiers to Israeli Forces.
Scenes at UN (United Nations) as a cease-fire resolution is finally passed. Egypt joins Jordan in accepting the United Nations cease-fire leaving Syria to face Israeli Forces alone.
Eastern State Of Biafra Declares Independence From Nigeria
Some ten thousand Nigerian men and women volunteer to join the Nigerian Army after the eastern state of Biafra declared its independence. The Nigerian government declared unofficial war, saying Biafra would be crushed.
New York State Legalizes Lottery Gambling
New York State legalizes gambling by lottery, putting the first tickets on sale. It's a monthly million-dollar gamble to benefit education. Even losers are eligible for an annual quarter-million dollar "booby prize!". People line-up (inline) to buy lottery tickets.
Navy Air Strikes Against Targets In North Vietnam
U.S. Navy "Skyhawk" jets blast river boats and bridges over North Vietnam. They operate from the aircraft carrier USS Kittyhawk to destroy vital links used by the Vietcong to transport men and supplies.
Violent Protests In Berlin Germany Against The Shah Of Iran
Violent protest in Berlin Germany. Two thousand anti-Shah of Iran demonstrators clash with police outside the Berlin Opera House. The students denounce the Shah as a murderer. One student is killed and 44 injured during the violent demonstration.
Japanese School Children Observe Dental Health Week
In Japan, school-children observe annual "Dental Health Week" with mass demonstrations of proper brushing and care of teeth. 12,000 kids gather in Tokyo to massage their molars.
Boxer Cassius Clay (Muhammad Ali) Reaffirms His Black Muslim Beliefs
Former boxing champion Cassius Clay meets with nine top African American athletes to discuss his anti-draft military stand. Cassius Clay refused to take oath of induction into U.S. Army. Jimmy Brown says Clay's attitude is sincere, based wholly on his Black Muslim religion.The nine African American athletes included Bill Russell, Lew Alcindor (later changed name to Abul-Jabbar after converting to Sunni Islam), and Jim Brown.
Dutch Grand Prix Formula One Race
The 1967 Dutch Grand Prix Formula One race at Zandvoort saw the debit of the Ford Cosworth DFV engine in Jim Clark and Graham Hill's Lotuse race cars. Jim Clark, Scotland, wins the Dutch Grand Prix, registering the fastest one-lap time of the race. Graham Hill, Jackie Stewart, and John Surtees all go out with engine trouble.
