Israeli Guerrilla Attack Wounds Baby and Others Near Kfar Yuval
A 22-year-old Israeli housewife died from wounds after a guerrilla attack that killed her husband and brother and wounded her seven month old son and father. The infant survived after the mother said she persuaded the terrorists not to shoot him. Four Arab guerrillas were killed in the raid on the family’s home in Kfar Yuval near the Lebanese border. Israeli forces retaliated with air strikes on Kfar Chuba in southern Lebanon as fighting continued along the frontier. The Palestinian Authority and PLO voiced support for raids as part of the Palestinian right to resist, while Israel reported further rocket and artillery exchanges with no immediate casualties on its side.
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The Reel Thing Letters on Liberty and World News
A collage of reader letters and opinions on politics culture and society. Topics include critiques of media bias welfare statistics and libertarian views with calls for civic engagement and commentary on war liberty taxes and environment.
Pogo Ends Run Amid Printing Space Crisis
New York UP I reports comic strip Pogo and friends will retire on July 20 due to shrinking newsprint. Walt Kelly’s widow Selby and son Stephen continue the strip while editor Alfred Andriola notes decade of column reductions harming display.
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Battle of Bunker Hill reenactment goes modern with sunglasses
Boston spectators saw a 1775 battle re fought amid today’s city signs and vendors. British and American participants wore period dress while cops and parking rules disrupted troop movement. About 1500 onlookers watched as two charges failed before retreat. Local participants paid up to $200 for costumes and praised the tradition.
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Love child plans Russian honeymoon for Fyodorova
Russian actress Victoria Fyodorova and her American husband Pan American pilot Fredecia Polly plan a second wedding trip to Moscow after a Massachusetts honeymoon. They intend to visit the Soviet Union this summer and later settle in Polly's Connecticut home while Fyodorova continues acting.
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