Israel Attacks Guerrilla Posts After Tel Aviv Blast
Israeli jets pound guerrilla positions inside Jordan south of the Sea of Galilee following an early morning sabotage blast in Tel Aviv that injured 10. Prime Minister Meir warns attackers will be hit in response. Dayan surveys the scene as Israel launches a deep raid into Egypt targeting a 50 kilowatt power line to the Aswan Dam. Cairo denies any raid.
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Guerrila
Jordan
Sea of Galilee
Jerusalem
Golda Meir
Israel
Knesset
Dizengoff
Main Street
Moshe Dayan
Egypt
Cairo
Aswan Dam
Suez Canal
Nile
Relief officials question Nigeria takeover of Biafra aid
International relief officials from about 20 agencies protested a Nigerian move to take over all war relief for both feder ally areas and Biafra. Enahoro said aid would continue only after Nigerian inspection and approval, with basic essentials only and no fuel or spare parts. He also said Red Cross donations could no longer be accepted on behalf of Nigeria.
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Lagos
Nigeria
Biafra
International Committee of the Red Cross
Information and Labor
Anthony Enahoro
Red Cross
Enahoro
Awolowo
Whitcomb appoints Brownsburg man state fire marshal
Gov Whitcomb named Hervey H. Hacker of Brownsburg as Indiana state fire marshal, effective July 14, succeeding Norman M. Fesler. Hacker, a 17 year Columbus Fire Department veteran until 1962, then led state fire training and was a past president of the Indiana Firemen's Association.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Whitcomb
Hervey H. Hacker
Brownsburg
Indiana
Norman M. Fesler
Fesler
Hacker
Columbus Fire Department
Indiana Firemen’s Association
First lively ball used in jai alai per Britannica
The Encyclopaedia Britannica states the earliest lively ball originated in jai alai. The claim highlights the sport's historical role in shaping ball technology and play dynamics.
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Jai Alai
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Investiture prep as Prince Charles arrives in Caernarvon
Caernarvon braces for investiture with heavy security as Prince Charles arrives amid recent Cardiff bombing. Police armed for first royal incident patrol castle grounds and sea lanes while bomb scare and demonstrations loom. Princess Margaret questioned at Caernarvon Castle. Tricia Nixon and Elizabeth Taylor among expected visitors.
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Caernarvon
Wales
UPI
Prince Charles
Prince of Wales
Princess Margaret
Caernarvon Castle
Britain
Cardiff
Margaret
Charles
Anthony Craxton
British Broadcasting Corp
Buckingham Palace
Tricia Nixon
U.S
Richard Burton
Elizabeth Taylor
Holyhead
Welsh Language Society
Castle Square
Man Dies From Apparent Suffocation In Indianapolis Sewer Work
Indianapolis construction worker James Stewart Jr., 36, died Saturday of apparent suffocation while installing a sewer in the Meridian Hills area.
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Indianapolis
Ind
UPI
James Stewart Jr
Meridian Hills
Capital City
Ball State Man Named To Head State Youth Council
Joe Rawlings of Ball State University was elected chairman of the Indiana Youth Council which advises the governor and legislature on youth issues. The council was reorganized Friday after years inactive. New officers include Elaine Bookwalter, James Higgins, Sidney Kramer, and Estel Callahan. The U.S. operates 102 educational ITV stations in 36 states.
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Indianapolis
Joe Rawlings
Ball State University
Indiana Youth Council
Elaine Bookwalter
James Higgins
Bloomington
Sidney Kramer
R-Evansville
Estel Callahan
Apollo 11 Crew rehearses key engine firings for moon flight
Apollo 11 astronauts Armstrong Aldrin and Collins rehearse the three critical engine firing milestones in a Cape Kennedy countdown test as launch crews load liquid hydrogen and liquid oxygen. Liftoff remains scheduled for 9 32 a m EDT July 16 with lunar orbit insertion set for July 19 and moon return rendezvous planned after July 21.
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Fla
Moon
Neil A. Armstrong
Air Force
Edwin E. Aldrin Jr
Michael Collins
Earth
Labar
Armstrong
Aldrin
Collins
Lem
Hiding Family Saved From Tornado Attack
Dwayne Pratt and his family sought shelter in a basement as a tornado struck Kirksville, Missouri, ripping the roof from their home while they hid under the edge of town early Monday.
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Kirksville, Mo
UPI
Dwayne Pratt
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