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Newspaper

Delaware County Daily Times

Location

Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1967

Page

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3000 Whites Set To Flee Nigeria

Lagos reports say about 3,000 Americans and other foreigners were evacuating from Nsukka toward Port Harcourt as Biafra's secession escalated. Affected by rebel advances and federal advances, evacuees include 125 Peace Corps members, 900 Americans, Britons and Italians. Plans to airlift or sail out were under way as tensions rose across the 30,000 square mile secession region.

Lagos Nigeria Bri Odumegi Tong Omane Enugu Umuabia Tolsides Port Harcourt Niger Asa Wodew Lenel Faeroe Lion Forpulous Ojukwu

River Compact Vote Delayed Amid Suez Tension

Observers paced the Suez Canal as U.N. monitors prepared for a cease fire vote. Egyptian and Israeli forces paused fighting while talks continued in Cairo. Multiple reports noted delayed U.N. patrols, with casualties on both sides and observers setting posts along the canal.

Associated Pressihe Egypt U.N Wall Canal Sucquehanna River Eliginse Suez Canal New York Republi House United Nations Maryland Ismailia Pennsylvania Congress Suezia Cairo el Qantara Alwaj al Ahram Israel Moshe Dayan Cation Dennis Neeld Amnes Wabedeavid Ana Se

Congo Mutiny Forces Holdout Mercenaries in Kisangani

Reports say captured mercenaries and mutinous troops are holed up in Kisangani after clashes around Bukavu and Kinshasa. Belgian leader Schramm and others linked to Tshombe led mercenaries, with U.S. and French involvement noted amid a chaotic Congo crisis.

Kinshasa Congo Angah Israel Schramm Petic Sur- Schramm Non Punia Gamal Vega Abdel Nasser Abdel Rahman Kisangani Aref Traq Houari Boumedi Eles Ahuck Synia Ismail Stanleyville Kishasa Cairo Moscow Mobutu Johnson Redee Sa Oe Europe Cross Moise Tshomberopeans Tshombe United States Algiers Presi-tg Britain Sudan Dent Joseph Mobutu Egypt Katanga

Surveyor 4 Moon Landing Contact Lost at 7 Miles High

Pasadena AP report notes Surveyor 4, a 2290 pound lunar lander, lost contact during a near textbook descent after seven miles above the moon. Officials hesitate to rule out crash, explosion, or simple electronics failure as cause.

Dan Eular Sinus Medii Egypt Aeaina Enut Showa Pasadena Calif America Howard Haglund Goldstone Barstow Haglund Jet Propulsion Laboratory Hagland Eeener

Red aircraft pound North Vietnam in major raids

American bombers and fighters struck targets from Thanh Hoa to the demilitarized zone with Skyhawks and B52s. U.S. and South Vietnamese ground sweeps near Con Thien and Khe Sanh reported enemy losses, while losses to American aircraft rose to 194 as pilots were rescued after hostile fire.

Saigon Ameri Thanh’ Hoa Ae Arm Fon Highlands Panhandle U.S Mekong Hanoi Demilitarized Thailand Red Central Highlands Mu Gia Ho Chi Minh Trail South Vietnam Vinh Way Air Force Robert Scott Des Moines Lowa Korea Thanh Hoa Vietnam North Vietnam Con Thien Crockett Khe Sanh Oriskany

Man Appointed Chief Engineer in District Eight

C D Ferrari of Hershey is named chief engineer for District Eight of the State Highways Department in Harrisburg. He replaces James Whalen who retired. The district serves nine central Pennsylvania counties.

Harrisburg C.D. Ferrari of Hershey State Highways Department James of Whalen Pennsylvania

State official backs wiretapping for national security cases

Pennsylvania Attorney General William Sennett says he supports wiretapping in criminal probes limited to national security related cases. He favors a law allowing tapping with reasonable cause and court supervision, while noting current state bans remain.

Washington Pennsylvania William Sennett State General Assembly

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