Dayan Warns of Heavier Strikes After Gulf Raid
Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Dayan warned Tuesday night of heavier raids against Egypt following a bold amphibious assault across the Gulf of Suez. He lauded the operation as one of the most daring since the 1967 Six Day War, noting the force crossed at 2 a.m. landed near El Hasayer and advanced 30 miles while striking guard posts, camps, radar sites and military vehicles before returning to Sinai.
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Red China Harvest Reported Up 20 Percent
Chinese sources report harvest this year up 10 to 20 percent from 1968 with some provinces setting all time records. The report notes early rice harvests with warplane-backed ground offensives and a strike on a large anti aircraft missile battery at Hasayer. Egyptian and Israeli actions, the Phantoms delivery, and U S diplomacy amid renewed Middle East talks are also described with comments from Cairo Radio and officials.
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Gerda's Near-Miss For Cape Cod Reorients Toward Canada
The storm once aimed at Cape Cod veered northeast into the Gulf of Maine and Bay of Fundy, losing punch with lighter damage reported. Winds peaked near 140 mph, four inches of rain fell in places, and minor flooding plus scattered outages occurred though no serious injuries were recorded.
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Veterans Referendum Moves Despite Opposition in State House
In Boston Richard D Higgins PR for Secretary of State Davoren issued two releases on veterans preference and ballot petitions. Amvets also released material alleging threats to civil service, while petitions seek to lower voting age to 18 and fluoridate water. Pre trial publicity prompts Attorney General Quinn to ask Supreme Court for limits on officials remarks to protect fair trials.
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Riots Subside as CasertaTown Returns to Calm
CASERTA Italy riot police patrolled rubble strewn streets after days of violence sparked by a setback to Caserta soccer. More than 80 injured 70 arrested as thousands clashed with tear gas bricks looting and fires. Government offices damaged some burned. Audience heard appeal news boomed via loudspeakers.
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Cooley Ends Baylor Ties After Heart Implant Controversy
Dr. Denton A. Cooley resigned from the Baylor College of Medicine clinical staff, ending his relationship with the institution after a summer move to the clinical faculty and amid a dispute over an artificial heart implant at St Luke's Hospital. The patient later received a transplanted heart and died.
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Barriers to Come Down in Belfast as Peace Line Is Planned
Northern Ireland Prime Minister James Chichester-Clark announced barricades in Belfast would be dismantled and replaced by British troops to create a peace line. General Ian Freeland said troops would begin erecting the line and removing barricades in two or three days amid protests from Catholics and ongoing sectarian violence in Londonderry and Falls Road.
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