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Israeli and Egyptian troops clash in Sinai and along the Suez canal front amid artillery duels after a two-vehicle ambush north of Port Taufiq. One Israeli soldier wounded. nine Israelis killed and twenty wounded in the hour-long exchange. Police clash with demonstrators in East Jerusalem as a Gaza curfew broadens. U N envoy protest note sent to the Security Council.
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Sinai
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Mitla Pass
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U.N
Yosef Tekoah
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Bonn
Germany
West Germany
Wolf Diethard Knoppe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Neuburg
Cosmonaut Reports Rendezvous Success With Unmanned Vessel
Soviet spaceflight logged its first manned mission in 18 months as Col. Georgy Beregovoy manually piloted Soyuz 3 to approach the unmanned Soyuz 2, reaching about 650 feet before speculation grew over a possible hookup failure. Soviet leadership praised the maneuver as its assignment fulfilled.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Georgy Beregovoy
Beregovoy
Czechs Urge Restraint on Anniversary Protests
Prague authorities urged youth to avoid demonstrations on the 50th anniversary, warning that protests could draw Soviet forces back into Czechoslovakia. Education Minister Kadlec appealed on state TV for restraint, saying provocateurs could misuse actions with wide social consequences.
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Prague
UPI
Kremlin
Communist Party
Vladimir Kadlec
New York Police Vote to End Slowdown
New York City police officers voted to heed a court order and end their work slowdown. Firefighters threatened a full strike over wage demands while the teachers' walkout continued, halting classes for a million students. Mayor Lindsay called the police move gratifying amid rising racial tensions in the school dispute.
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NEW York
New York City
John Lindsay
South Viet Nam Hardens Peace Bid Opposition
South Vietnam resists President Johnson’s peace package and any premature cease fire, insisting on Ho Chi Minh talks, full partnership in any expanded talks, and de Americanization of the peace. Officials warn a cease fire could invite Viet Cong control and erode U.S. military protection.
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South Vietnam
Johnson
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Washington
U.S
Johnson slams Nixon over Medicare and campaign tactics
President Johnson in Morgantown and Huntington assails Republican strategy as bland and evasive. He accuses Nixon of past opposition to Medicare and social programs while touting Democratic record and urging readers to seek clear Nixon positions on nuclear treaties and private letters to interest groups.
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W. Va
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G.O.P
Richard Nixon
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House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Huntington
Pikeville
Law and Order
Fried Chicken Takeout Jokes Spark Bailey Family Drive-In
A playful Chuckle Sign headline reads Fried chicken to take out. Mrs Bailey bought some and Bill Bailey came home. The lighthearted line reflects a family moment captured in a drive-in context.
Union Votes to End Long Penick and Ford Strike
Grain Millers Local 100 members in Cedar Rapids voted 92 percent to accept the contract offer from Penick and Ford Co. and return to work Monday. The strike, the longest in Penick and Ford history, began August 1. A tentative agreement was reached Friday with double time pay on Sundays. A joint statement on terms was anticipated.
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Penick and Ford Co
Penick and
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