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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1967

Page

9

Mexican couple wed in Holy City amid battlefield fire

A Mexican couple visiting Jerusalem for a civil marriage fled amid Arab Israeli shelling. They described being machine-gunned by planes and dodging bullets as bombs exploded near the Old City. NBC reporter Ted Yates and other travelers were wounded or killed during the attack.

Alex Efty Amman Jordan Jerusalem Holy City Eliaz Guzman Mexico City Guadeloupe Morande Alberto Goir Guzman Patriarchate Old City Ted Yates NBC Jericho Oswald Quinn Sacramento Calif

Percy urges Congress to review State Department planning

Senator Charles H. Percy calls for congressional scrutiny of State Department planning amid GOP complaints on Middle East policy. He warns the administration failed to provide hard facts and questions the quality of forward planning. Other Republicans, including Dirksen Romney and Reagan, press for stronger action and clearer evidence.

Percy State Department Washington Charles H. Percy Middle East Israel Illinois United States Senate Everett M. Dirksen GOP Michigan George Romney Johnson Israe Romney Sacramento Calif Ronald Reagan Soviet Union Nazi Germany Reagan Los Angeles Congress

Clergy Shortage Looms for Church of England in 1968

The Church of England faces a shortage of about 3 000 clergymen by the end of 1968, according to its yearbook report.

London Church of England

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Roosevelt Loses Miami Beach Runoff to Dermer

Jay Dermer defeated Elliott Roosevelt in Miami Beach mayoral runoff, 10,364 to 8,289, with fewer than 600 absentee ballots left to count. Dermer, 37, is president of the Miami Beach Bar Association and son of a restaurant owner, defeating Roosevelt who had led since the 1965 election.

Miami Beach Fla Elliott Roosevelt Jay Dermer Dermer Roosevelt Franklin D. Roosevelt Miami Beach Bar Association Melvin Richard

Minnesotans Die in Vietnam Fighting

Two Minnesota soldiers lose their lives in Vietnam combat. Army Pfc. Edward H. Rixmann of St. Paul is killed, alongside Navy Hospital Corpsman 3c James W. Ashby of Park Rapids.

Washington Minnesota St. Paul Park Rapids Vietnam Defense Department Army Edward H. Rixmann Helen Miller Navy James W. Ashby William G. Ashby

Maddox Cancels Davenport Appearance

Gov Lester Maddox of Georgia has cancelled his planned talk at Palmer College of Chiropractic in Davenport Iowa on August 17 the school announced Tuesday.

Davenport Iowa Lester Maddox Georgia Palmer College of Chiropractic

Israeli Armored Forces Near Key Sinai Objectives Before Ceasefire

U S military sources say Israeli armored columns move rapidly through the Sinai toward major objectives and may clinch victory over Egypt faster than in 1956. The breakthrough aims at the Suez Canal region and Gulf of Suez, with Jerusalem area actions less clear and fighting expanding to Jordan.

Washington U.S Israel Sinai Peninsula Egypt Sinai Desert Suez Canal Gulf of Suez Port Said el Kuntilla Sinai Elath Gulf of Aqaba Sharm el Sheikh Strait of Tiran Gulf Syria Wweek

500 Man Force Still Hunting Band in New Mexico

A 500 member task force hunts a defiant band led by Reies Tijerina in northern New Mexico. After a court house raid at Tierra Amarilla, two officers were wounded and six arrests followed. One leader, Gerry Noll, was captured south of Canjilon. injuries include critical chest and head wounds.

N.M Canjilon New Mexico Rio Arriba Tierra Amarilla Carson National Forest Gerry Noll Albuqu Erque Joe Black Coyote Noll Navajo Canyon Carson Forest Reies Tijerina James Scarborough Nick Sais Elagio Salazar Black

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