Israel Hits Two Syrian Fighters In Sea of Galilee clash
The clash near the Sea of Galilee saw Israel say it shot down two Syrian MIG fighters and silenced two shore batteries, while Syria claimed it destroyed four Israeli patrol boats and set eight ablaze. UN observers referenced the incident as regional tensions escalated.
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Federal Judge Blocks Un-American Activities Committee Hearing
A federal judge issued a temporary injunction blocking the House Committee on Un American Activities from holding hearings on a bill to bar Americans from aiding the Viet Cong. The committee and House leadership condemned the order, planning to proceed with the 10 a.m. EDT hearing, while the Justice Department seeks to overturn the ruling.
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Home Builders gather for Las Vegas meeting with Capitol link
National Association of Home Builders holds a five day summer board meeting in Las Vegas with about 1,000 attendees. Leaders cite passage of the Patman Bill and Senate approval of housing funds as key outcomes while monitoring a 4.5 percent cap on consumer CDs affecting savings and loan competition. delegates stay at the Flamingo Riviera and Thunderbird hotels.
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Beer Pop Tops On Park Meters Create Revenue Loss
Chicago street department reports beer can pop-top rings pulled from cans used in parking meter Hickel slots. Spokesman says the practice costs the city about 5500 dollars in revenue.
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Gold Pondering Yields Snowlit Stone Discovery
Mrs. Thomas Johnson of Nome Alaska stepped outside to inspect melting wintersnows and found a stone gleaming amid the yard rubble as sunlight struck it.
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Princess Anne Celebrates Sweet Sixteen in Jamaica
Britain marked Princess Anne’s sixteenth birthday with public cheers as flags flew nationwide. She spent the day in Kingston after a late swing party ending at 2 a.m. and enjoyed a sunshine holiday with her brother Charles. The farewell event for Commonwealth Games athletes featured dancing and a smiling Prince Philip.
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Beatles Rally Draws 25000 In Washington Stadium
The Beatles drew more than 25 000 fans in Washington as security and police protected the crowd outside District Stadium. A Maryland Ku Klux Klan faction protested the concert while Lennon and McCartney offered brief comments on a Broadway idea, stressing no plans were announced.
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Beatles face questions with calm humor in press encounter
The group appeared composed before reporters answering odd questions. McCartney would return as a tree if reincarnated, while Lennon spoke of continuing music even if singing ends. Ringo, asked about entertaining troops in Vietnam, said he would avoid Viet Nam.
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Japan modernizes industry with new electrofire production push
Tokyo reports a major market emerging for advanced U S electrofire production gear in Japan as plants shift from consumer electronics to computers and electronic testing equipment. Japan hosts over 2 800 plants producing electronic equipment and components.
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Where I Stand (Continued from Page 1)
The column recounts a camp counselor contest won by Danny’s brother Brian who walked away with the prize. A reader laments paying over $300 for a leaky pipe repair after a series of costly and misguided fixes by a supposed fixer.
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Bombs Hit Church in Providence as War Day Celebrations Hamper Police
A newly purchased Negro church in Providence is firebombed with three Molotov cocktails early yesterday. The Holy Cross Church of God in Christ was damaged but unoccupied and no injuries were reported. Detectives say investigations were slowed by Victory Day celebrations and local underworld activity is cited in the area.
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Yukon Territory records extreme cold in Canada
The Yukon Territory logged an extreme low of 81 degrees below zero, making it the coldest spot in Canada. Local authorities note harsh winter conditions and recordkeeping for icy forecasts.
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Aristotle's Museum Receives Alexander's Exotic Specimens
The philosopher Aristotle built an early natural history collection. Alexander the Great sent zoological specimens from conquered lands to his patron, enriching the nascent museum with diverse wildlife.
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