Israelis Claim Early Successes In War Beginnings
Israel pressed early to secure its positions as air raids hit Haifa and Arab capitals. Jordan and Egypt shelled Israel while Jordanian and Egyptian artillery attacked near Lod airport. U N Trace Commission headquarters in Jerusalem faced siege as Israel and Jordan maneuvered for control. Civilian fear rose but observers noted discipline and efficiency amid chaotic, conflicting reports.
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War Cancels Priest Tour Of Holy Land
A South Charleston Catholic detest Khas lost a Holy Land tour and gained position as secre
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Holy Land
South Charleston
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Arab Numbers Face Israel Offensive Spirit
The article details Arab fighting strength across Egypt Syria Jordan Iraq and others with troop counts tanks aircraft and missiles. It notes Israel's superior cohesion air power and mobile warfare, and reports on church and priest appointments in Charleston and Boston leadership in Christian Science.
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Thomas L. Tucson
Huntington
Stephen D. McWhorter
Parkersburg
Thomas R. Kuhn
Oak Hill
David W. Sailer
Wheeling
Weather Summary for West Virginia and Ohio
Fragmented weather notes show mostly sunny West Virginia with highs in the 70s and a southeast focus. Virginia reports harsh sun and 76 degrees. Ohio forecast mentions partly cloudy conditions and Charleston area warmth amid scattered details.
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Southeast
U S Planes Down Three More Migs in North Vietnam
U S forces reported three MiGs shot down as B 32 bombers from G I V A M and Thailand bases increased strikes in North and South Vietnam. Raids targeted infiltration routes in the A Shau Valley near the Laos border, with additional hits near Pleiku and Da Nang. A large ammo and oil storage area at Bong Soi burned out of control after an early morning blaze. Casualties among Vietnamese civilians wounded in a mortar attack on a US Army Special Forces camp near Moc Hoa were reported. The Union Two Marines operation in Tam Ky area concluded after 11 days of engagement against North Vietnamese and Viet Cong units.
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Givam
Thailand
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A Shau
Laos
da Nang
Pleiku City
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Moc Hoa
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Classes To Be Urged In Fall Term
Kanawha County Board of Education will consider a formal program on the Prevention of venereal disease when school resumes next fall. Heath official Page Seckford cited teen ignorance and cited a measurable outbreak in the Kanawha Valley affecting 142 exposed, with 20 treated. The epidemic spanned 12 cities, seven states and five countries.
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Kanawha
Seckford
Seekford
Comsat High Court Station Approved near Ruchesburg
WASHINGTON The Federal Communications Commission approved the construction of a 362 million satellite communications station near Ruchesburg in Preston County. The ruling clears the way for the Comsat project with government authorization and funding details awaiting final steps.
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Federal Communicatins Commission
Ruchesburg
Preston County
Supreme Court to Review Ona Dentist Case
The Sime Supreme Court declined Monday to review a County Circuit Court order directing Harry C. Devore of Ona to permit inspection of his dental office by the State Board of Dental Examiners. The lower court issued the inspection order last September after the board argued Devore was violating a injunction prohibiting his dentistry. The board contends Devore lacks a license to practice dentistry or dental hygiene.
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Harry C. Devore
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Devore
Tax source continued on page about West Virginia sales tax
The article explains residents must pay use tax on out of state purchases for West Virginia. It stresses the new court ruling does not remove tax responsibility. If a mail order house does not collect the tax, the buyer must pay the tax directly to the State Tax Department.
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Speck Muted and Emotionless at Death Sentence
Richard Speck, 25, stood mute and emotionless as he was sentenced to die in the electric chair. He wore a dark sweater and white shirt, folded his arms, and shifted his head as he faced the judge in Peoria.
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