Israel says major strike defeats Fatah bases in Jordan valley
Israel reports a daylong operation inside Jordan valley that destroyed base camps and killed hundreds of Fatah fighters. The chief of staff Haim Bar-Lev announced forces had broken the back of the Fatah network and liberated areas near Salit and Khirbets Khana.
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Israel
Gea
Frogy
Haim Bar-Ley
El-Falah
Sali
Israel/Pharameh
Khirbets Khana
Fatah
Reuters
Bars Levi
Johnson reiterates aim to win peace in Vietnam
President Johnson restates resolve to break snags blocking peace in Vietnam and to win a just settlement. He calls for unity against domestic opposition and emphasizes peace as the ultimate goal, with a determined stance echoed across brief national statements.
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LBJ
Wasiingson
Johson
Vietnam
Johnson
South Vietnam
Philippine Soldiers Mutiny Report Shocks Manila
Manila officials probe mutiny at a Corregidor Island training camp where special forces trainees allegedly killed their commander. Reports say about 14 soldiers died and 40 trainees were missing amid claims of desertion and a harsh survival course. Congress plans separate inquiries as the president orders an investigation.
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Manila
Shuysday
Geceet
Corregidor Island
Thei
Tscaper
Ferdinand Marcos
Junder
Fle
Wal
Dadi Loin
Hostage release unfolds as killer surrenders in Pasadena case
In Pasadena the suspect Dantanville, after a standoff with police, yielded five hostages and freed them from a three story brick building. FBI special agent Nell J. Helch testified about the tense exchange as witnesses described remarks linked to a deadly crime. The trial resumes Monday at 40 a.m. with cross examination of May.
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Upij
Grand Island
Nell J
Th Elch
Buffalo
FBI
Mosely
Aim Ankt
Cand
Tha Candend Pandarar
May
Pasadena
Dantanville
Connie A.’ Gordon
City of
Dontanville
Varies Matonsek
Dontanvillé
Brookside
Parke
Assembly OKs Bill to Change Primary Date
The Assembly voted 54 to 2 to hold California's primary election in June in presidential years while gubernatorial elections stay in June. Assemblyman Jack R. Fenton said the measure would reduce time and expenses for candidates.
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Sacramento
Assembly
Thoraday
Fornia
Jack R. Fenton
Cintebello
Injury of Child Allegations Arise in Hollywood Case
Police report a man and a woman suspected of injuring a 3 year old girl, Rebecca, after she was admitted to a Children's Hospital with a severe head injury and bruising. They claimed she fell down stairs at her mother's home on Vista Avenue in Hollywood. Roger Les Walerson, 20, also of the same address, was questioned after officials notified the hospital.
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Adhammbrat
Estar
West
Children's
Oraven
Vista Ave
Roger Les Waleson
Tial Children's
Rebecca
Hollywood
Weather versus commerce in Asia and Central America impacts
The passage discusses how weather shapes economic progress in regions like Central America and Asia. It notes native peoples historically avoided work until plantations introduced land drainage wage labor and cultivation, allowing wages to rise and living standards to improve. Over time population grew, forests thinned, and weather effects were softened, influencing broader health and development.
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Central America
Asia
Nana Farm
Central Amaericatt
Vinion Ray Simm
Catfish Derby Plans and Open House Weekend
Isholton Hite promotes the annual Catfish Derby sponsored by Blythe Chamber of Commerce running through March with prizes for largest catfish or bass from the Colorado River canal system. Marine Corps Air Station open house features equipment displays and flight demos Saturday and Sunday. Horse racing and equestrian events are noted at Santa Anita Park and Santa Barbara Polo Club, with a drag racing championship at Riverside International Raceway this weekend.
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Isholton Hite
Pelmn
Blythe Chamber of Conmerce
Colorado
Canal Jagan
le de
B! Tero Marine Corps Air Station
Santa Anita Park
Arcadia
California State
Polytechnic College
Pomona
Santa Barbara
Highway
NG Dever Road
Riverside
International Raceway
Reagan to Approve追加 $769000 for Crippled Children Program
Governor Reagan said he would approve spending an additional 769000 dollars for California crippled children's program for the coming year in Sacramento.
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Sacramento
Reagan
Fragmented OCR News Note from The Independent
Partial readable lines describe an old newspaper page with prices and mentions of a daily rate. It references a fire hall and a theater schedule, plus scattered names and locations that are not fully legible. The fragment suggests a general public notices section and local items from a city or region.
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Mideast
Del
York Teas Hews
Radal
Avensa
Caracas
Maracaiba
Amman
Cuba
Israeils
Cuka
Toa
Men's Dept
Lake Ave
Pasedend
Frit
Seventh Day” Adventist Church
Washington Street
Pasadene
Pete Ae
Philippine Soldiers
Gainp
C.C
Neer York Vines Howe Service
Jontirn
An Dary
United States
Philippine Club
Action Group
South ‘Vietnam
Senate
Canang Palace
Manila Bay
Sepee
Uic Wueyccu
Mary East
Vinnie
Nye
Amnie
Gladys
Cee
New York City
Kitty Genovese
Dea
Matt
Ree
Tha
Mays
Sol Dontany
Sir May
Feren Ney Priedens
Coulsville
Atmos
Copriesy Payndena
Acheville
Altanta
Viciony
Ager
Smederale
Reston
Aw York
Pam
Brigginve
Philagelphia
Phoenix
Ganz Sun
Pinkburgh & E Chrisinwye
Partiand
Rand
Valteyr
Euseha
San
Southland
Aiea
Pople Valley
Haleadore
Jocesonstlis
Beverly Hin
Pal Spys RS
Jacksonville Lys
Lea “Vegas
Ansas Pity Eas
Posadena Sar
Bela Terce
Sto
Minn
Daamins
Wye
Riversie
Fagrch Afb
Rofelgi
Fiorentes Ce
UM Nation
Sonla
Ana Son
GobsTel
Jek
Scents
Barbera
Long Beach
Airpor
Los Angeles
Long Morini
Fame
Plee Trithentebero
ScaiNrinridge
Chalinnet
Torronce
Nature
Herdles
Wravihian
Werner Spas
Wrightwood
Ival
Dislac Didguiosis Frankfurt
UPI
Saturda
Marmadukel
Travel
Lowrey Organ Sale
Lowrey Organ
Lowrey
Leslie
Rivythen
Lowrey Holiday
Lowrey Theatre
Hammond
Gulbrenten
Thomas
Magnavox
Colorado Blvd
Rosemeed. Blvd
Independent
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