Soviets May Have Lost Aerial Battle To Israel News Report
Washington AP reports U S sources say Soviet piloted MIG21s may have been defeated by Israeli airmen over Egypt during last week s action near the Suez Canal The claim cites four MIGs downed with one pilot roping out and a blond helmet sighting Israel reportedly used F4 Phantoms to gain advantage while Russians possibly advised and trained Egyptian pilots.
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City to Purchase Land Parcels for Miami Avenue Extension
Legislation to buy and appropriate parcels for the Miami Avenue extension appears on a light City Commission agenda. The meeting will be held tonight in the commission chamber at p.m.
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Film on Communism on Campus at Middletown Kiwanis
Dave Francis will present a movie titled Communism on Campus at the Middletown East Kiwanis meeting tonight at 6 30 at Alfy's Restaurant in Middletown Shopping Center. Jerry Harkrader serves as program chairman.
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Lost U S Rocket Found In Mexico
Mexican troops guard the crash site of a U S research rocket carrying radioactive cobalt. Peasants found a trench 50 feet long and 17 feet wide where the Athena broke apart after a July 11 test flight from Utah. Scientists began locating scattered radioactive pieces as U S and Mexican teams planned recovery.
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Utah
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Mideast Peace Talks Begin in New York
U N envoy Gunnar V Jarring opened separate meetings with Egyptian and Jordanian delegations and with Israeli representatives in New York while Libyan leader Kadafi sought to mediate in Baghdad. The talks aim to refine the U S peace plan and set up a nine day cease fire.
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Cereal Makers Defend Value in Senate Hearing
Harvard nutrition expert Dr Frederick J Stare for Kellogg and National Biscuit testified cereals provide nutrition when paired with milk and fruit. Industry leaders disputed Robert Choates claim that most cereals offer empty calories and argued cereals plus milk form a superior breakfast buy.
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National Biscuit Co
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Senate Consumer Subcommittee
Choate
Metzenbaum Taft Agree on TV Spending Cap
In Cleveland Howard M Metzenbaum and Robert Taft Jr reach a campaign spending limit for broadcast time Taft backed by Price Waterhouse Co to monitor the spending A seven cent cap per Ohio voter from the last general election would total 262018 12 dollars Metzenbaum agrees in a separate news conference
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Ohio
Second Cincinnati beating victim dies in assault wave
A 68 year old man Phillip Becker died at General Hospital from head injuries after a July 19 attack near downtown. Only 16 dollars was taken. Earlier Vito Milillo, 73, was beaten and robbed of 74 dollars. Johnny Tarpley, 19, is charged with first degree murder.
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Hamilton County Grand Jury
GE Workers Contest Picket Line Fines in NLRB Complaint
In Cincinnati AP report, fourteen General Electric Evendale plant workers contest fines ranging from 100 to 1371 dollars for crossing picket lines during a nationwide strike last fall. The NLRB hearing is set for September. Unions charged include Local 20 IUE, Local 647 UAW, and Lodge 912 IAM.
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Theft of radio from car reported at Le Sourds Ville Lake
Mrs. Clifford Flowers of 1705 Meadow Ave told county police yesterday that a radio valued at 100 dollars was stolen from her vehicle at the Le Sourds ville Lake parking lot.
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Meadow Ave
Import Bill Is Attacked
In Columbus Virginia Knauer Nixon advisor says a restrictive trade bill before Congress would raise consumer prices by limiting foreign competition. She warns that less competition means higher costs for shoes watches and daily necessities.
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