Virtually Disappeared Where O' Where
AP Military Writer Fred S Hoff man reports that North Vietnam's air force has almost vanished from the skies. The last U S North Vietnamese air combat occurred June 5 with a MIG downed. raids have seen NVA aircraft aloft only twice since then. Pentagon says about 70 MIGs remain, with roughly half hidden in Red China.
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Has North Vietnam’s air force shifted its MIG sources
U S officials contend Soviet Union remains the main supplier of North Vietnamese MIGs, with theories ranging from Soviet pilot training to replacing Arab losses and errors in timing. They cite about 200 Soviet aircraft sent to Egypt and Syria since early June and note North Vietnamese pilots may be in training or out of action in China. The U S reports 20 warplanes lost to North Vietnamese MiGs, with 607 U S aircraft downed overall in the conflict.
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U.S. Offers Rewards for Help to Escaped Fliers in Vietnam
The United States announces a reward of about 5 000 dollars or 530 taels of gold for North Vietnamese help in freeing downed American aircrew. A 16 million leaflets campaign pledges aid for escape, following the loss of a Navy A4 Skyhawk and continuing air operations from Da Nang. The base suffered extensive damage in a red rocket attack that killed eight U.S. personnel and wounded many others.
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New CGE Contract Requires Union Ratification Vote
Cincinnati CGE and IBEW Local 1347 workers reached a tentative contract at the seventh negotiating session. The agreement goes to union members for ratification at two meetings Monday, with supervisory staff already covering essential CGE operations to prevent service outages. If approved, workers would return to their jobs Tuesday.
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UN teams move in under cease fire near Suez Canal
The United Nations supervised a new cease-fire in the Suez area as Israel and Egypt fought along the canal for a second day. Reports cite Israeli claims of downing six Egyptian jets with one Israeli fatality and 20 wounded, while Egyptian officials put Israeli losses at six planes with one of theirs shot down. civilian casualties and continued artillery duels are noted.
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Weather forecast for Columbus area shows warmer temps
Partly cloudy skies and slightly higher temperatures predicted. The high today should reach 7 to 82 degrees according to the U S Weather Bureau in Columbus, with Monday's high in the upper 80s and a chance of showers.
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Businessman’s circle links to solvency in firm culture
A businessman is defined by the company he keeps, reflecting how networks influence financial stability and reputation as the corporate world emphasizes solvent collaborations and prudent partnerships.
Meredith Urges Troop Pullout After Newark Riots
James H. Meredith spent six hours in riot zones and urged removal of troops and state police, saying the Negro community is ready for calm. He toured streets, bars, and housing projects, witnessed no sniping or looting, but riots have killed 16 people and wounded hundreds. Gov. Hughes extended a countywide curfew and kept riot arrests over 1,000 as security remains tight.
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Traveling Pope Paul VI to Visit Patriarch in Turkey
Pope Paul VI announced a two day trip to Turkey starting July 25 for peace and church unity. He will meet Patriarch Athenagoras in Istanbul to discuss preserving Jerusalem holy sites and fostering Roman Catholic Orthodox communion. The journey includes Ephesus near Izmir and covers more than 2000 miles in total.
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Poverty Still Haunts Hills Of Appalachia
The War on Poverty shows little progress in the Appalachian hills and hollows as families face enduring hardship. Pope Paul says both sides in Vietnam are at fault in a different feature. Total pages include Family Weekly and Comics.
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