Israel Hits Arab Bases In Retaliation, Frontline Clash
Israeli jets attacked Arab bases in retaliation as fighting flared near Abdullah Bridge across the Jordan. Jordanian and Israeli forces exchanged tank and artillery fire while both sides accused the other of violating ceasefire terms. An Israeli air strike claimed to have destroyed the attacked bases amid ongoing clashes and hubbub over a hijacking incident elsewhere.
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Abmit
Abdullah Bridge
Jordan
Israel
Taraell
Aimes
Har-Lev
Aircrafi
Salt
Jordan Labs Reptlont
Abdollah Bridge
Refugees Clash Triggered Battle Across Jordan River
Jordanian army spokesman says Israeli tanks fired across the Jordan River after Jordan refused entry to thousands of Palestinian refugees from Gaza. He reports a tank and artillery duel, Israeli air raids near Amman, and claims five soldiers and two civilians killed with 52 wounded. Jordan appeals to the UN for action.
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Amman
Jordan
Jordan River
Gaza Strip
Jericho
Hussein
U.N
U Thant
Security Council
Jordah
Israel
Allenby Bridge
Cirnerypind West
Revenues Rise 7 Pct on Pike Hartford
Connecticut Turnpike total revenues for the year ending June reached 32,550,028 with tolls at 2,547,487 up from 2,197,115. Turnpike service stations earned 139,966 and restaurants 7,575 higher than the prior year, reflecting broader gains in vehicular traffic and charges.
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Hartford
Connecticut
State Kenony Department
Milford youth found dead in jail lockup suicide
Milford police report a local high school senior, Brian English, 18, was found hanging in the jail lockup Saturday night after an intoxicated arrest during a downtown dance. He was cut down and rushed to Milford Hospital where he died. Medical examiner to perform autopsy. survivors include two sisters and his parents. Services set for Wednesday at Cody White Funeral Home and St. Agnes Church. burial in St. Mary’s Cemetery.
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Milford
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Estine Ortad
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Joseph Benefica
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Vire
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D Milford Hospital
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Cody White
Broad Street
Asatelick
St. Agnas Church
St. Mary's
Emelegy
Adrian
Nis
Floyd Camp
Munthingttory
Talis
Susan
English
Margaret Mugsamen
Bronk
Car Brakes Fail Causes Pike Crash Injuring Man
In Greenwich aboard the Connecticut Turnpike a two car crash injured Ian Torres, 41, of the Bronx after his brakes failed. He suffered a fractured tibia and was taken to Greenwich Hospital with poor condition reported. Police say the Torres woman, driving with defective brakes, was arrested or held on related charges.
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Bronx
Ian
Connecticut
Guillermino Torres
Eer Tanate
Etaina ‘Torres
Bronk
Gerald Seatelly
Westfield
Torres Wonan
Ywlice Saya
Plane Crash Near Milwaukee Kills Three
A small private plane collided with a larger craft near Wind Lake in southeastern Wisconsin, killing three aboard. Pilots reported flying northwest at about 500 feet when the two aircraft touched. The Milwaukee police and National Transportation Safety Board launched investigations from Milwaukee and Washington.
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North Ontval Flint 261
Chicago
Whare Field
Manitawac
Wis
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North Central
Minneago
General Aviation Agency
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Mitchell Field
National Awakon Sansportation Safety Board
Washington
Mamie
Cache of weapons and cash tied to Saipan action
U S and South Vietnamese forces report a large weapons cache found 15 miles northwest of Saipan. The haul includes 70mm rockets, 25 rounds of ammunition, TNT, and claymore mines. The find follows ongoing patrols and reports of frequent enemy armament dumps around Saipan and nearby bases.
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U.S
Vietnam
U.S .5Th Infantry Divison
Saipan
Saigo
Nixon Daughters Arrive Amid Raucous Miami Welcome
Richard Nixon and his family drew a fervent crowd at Miami International Airport as Patricia and Julie Nixon arrived by private jet. The sisters predicted Nixon would win the nomination on the first ballot, citing “inside information” about delegates. David Eisenhower accompanied Julie, while Patricia spoke of Agnew’s delegates. The scene mirrored a political rally with hundreds of chanting supporters.
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Republican Party
Richard M. Nixon
Patricia
Jus Vie
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Ummir
Julie
Trish
Nixon
National Federation of
Spey Agnew
Newark
Jidie
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Fortec
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David
St Ite
Edward Cox
New York City
Ay A Jong
Mixon
Pal
Plane hijack by man with child shocks coast
An American man identified as Stewart Orth of Miami hijacked a charter flight with a two year old child aboard near Ismile Hmil. Cuban MIGS reportedly shadowed the craft as authorities sought the safe release of the pilot. Federal agents searched but found no Orth at the Miami facility amid efforts by the Swiss Embassy in Havana to aid negotiations.
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Little Pitt
Stewart Orth
Miami
Charlotte Hunt
Ture
Naples
Mini
Stewart Ovth
Havana
U.S
Cuba
Patracias
Key, West
Pearce
He Ty
Pearee
New Haven Man Dies Swimming in Sound
New Haven resident Joseph Schlasshert aged 74 died while swimming at Light House Point Park in Long Island Sound. Authorities did not determine if the cause was drowning or a heart attack as bystanders pulled him from the water and attempted resuscitation without success.
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Joseph Schlasshert
Light House Point Park
Wasrol
Schlasshert
Ced
Soviet Boasts Triumph for Red Solidarity
Moscow portrays Bratislava conference as unity triumph and a calm policy for socialism. Pravda says the talks reinforce the leading role of the Communist party, with Eastern bloc media echoing renewed unity amid liberalization debates in Czechoslovakia.
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Tass
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Neues Deutschland
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Cinena
Czechoslovak Defense Ministry
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Germany
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Prague
Pravda Sid
Bat
Defense Ministry
Dinner Picket By McCarthy Group Outside Diner
About 35 demonstrators, mostly teenagers, picketed a diner at the American Italian hall Saturday night in Ridge. They backed Senator Eugene J. McCarthy for president and urged orderly protest while greeting guests, including Bresanway John Monagan of Connecticut, at the event.
Marine Weather Windsor Locks Report Highlights Tides and Winds
AP notes high tides along Connecticut shore from 7 15 to 9 am and 30 to 9 40 am. Low tide at Old Saybrook near 1 8 am and 2 15 pm. Seawater temp at Bridgeport and sunrise at 5 50. Boating forecast for Long Island Sound expects northeasterly winds 10 to 15 knots, improved visibility, mostly cloudy with a chance of scattered thundershowers this morning.
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Bridgeport
Long Island Sound
Birth Control Issue Faces Church Debate Across Dioceses
The July encyclical on birth control sparks Vatican theologians and bishops to discuss moral aspects and responsible parenthood. Leaders in Bridgeport Hartford and beyond urge study and loyalty while commenting on papal commissions and lay witness.
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Cheplalt
Massachusetts
Our Lady of Railway Chapel
Pseu
Pope Paul
New York
Catholic Committee On
Paul VI
Wilam V. D'Antonia
Department of Sociology
University of Notre Dame
U.S
Catholic Leaders Clash Over Papal Encyclical Authority
Bishops across Milwaukee Chicago and Boston urge study of the encyclical while debating its infallibility and scope. Archbishops and priests promise guidance yet stress differing views on papal authority and the dignity of life amid national discussion.
Pope speaks on birth control encyclical and duty
The pontiff described his decision as tormented yet necessary and urged Christian couples to understand and obey. He emphasized the encyclical’s severity and enduring moral duty to respect the laws of God governing life love and human dignity.
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Stiruc
Nevele Pride Favored In Yonkers Trot Race
Yonkers New York UPI reports Nevele Pride the 1967 Horse of the Year and winner of his last 17 races is favored in a field of 46 pacers for the $150,000 Yonkers Trot. Other likely starters include Commissioner Fine Sho Snow Spread Out and Dick Daring with driver Stanley Pancer aiming to extend Yonkers Trot dominance.
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Fine Sho
Nevele Pride
Ralph Baldwin
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Cameron
Kennedy in Spain on brief Valencia visit
Joseph Kennedy the eldest son of Robert F. Kennedy arrived in Valencia with companion Charles McDermott for a short summer tour of Spain. They planned to visit the San Sebastian area in Northern Spain today according to UPI dispatches.
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Spain
UPI
Joseph Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Charles McDermott
San Sebastien
FTC May Probe Steel Prices Amid Union Contract Boom
The United States weighs a federal probe as steel prices rise after a billion dollar union contract. Only Sethiehem and Republic list price hikes while executives monitor a Texas White House pledge to urge civilian agencies to buy domestic. Stockpiles of 36 million tons exist, layoffs spread, and industry output sits around 70 to 74 percent capacity for the year.
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Sethiehem
Republic
Texas White House
Pittsburgh
Edgar Thomson
Marine Corps League Delegates Register Today Pageant Honor
Delegates will register today as Gen Claude Dayving presents the Marine Corps League charter to Lawrence Howe. The Connecticut Young Marines will march with Kmualae Air Wing providing music. Lt Gen Lewis Fields and Capt Hervey Barnim receive honors at the ball with Col Richard Stark hosting. Miss Raye, a Vietnam morale promoter, holds prior USO awards. A memorial service honors deceased veterans with soprano Miss Anite Shea performing.
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Richard Stark
A. Decorand
Vietnam
Col. Stark
Miss Raye
Dickie Scheppel
Westport
USO
Vietany
Marine’ Corps
Gen
Fields
Marine Corps Development and Education Command
Quantico, Ve
Connecticut
Bare
Hum
Warne Vetrrans
Thutesikiag Founda Anite Shea
Naumberg Musics! Found
Tine Grant
Flag Oddity Resurfaces Amid Missing Brooklyn Racketeer Case
Police investigate a reported homicide linked to a missing Brooklyn racketeer. Authorities describe the victim as unknown, with a possible homicide signature. The body bears tied hands and feet, a coaxial cable binding, and a found older key. Separate hotel room designs hint at national symbols.
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Brooklyn
Eteer
Priice
Paraguay
Anii Phigh
Butternuta Native Walnut Names Confusion Noted
White walnuts are commonly called butterniita in some texts, reflecting naming variation for the same nut. The term appears in reference guides and botanical glossaries, highlighting regional usage and cross language terminology.
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