Elath Destroyer Sunk by Egyptian Missile Patrol
Israeli reports say the 1,710 ton destroyer Elath was sunk north of Port Said by a missile patrol boat from the Egyptian navy. Rescue efforts began for up to 250 aboard with tens believed saved. The incident marks a sharp escalation since the 1948 navy formation and echoes past Middle East skirmishes.
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Peace Demonstrators Clash at Pentagon and Global Protests
Demonstrators clashed with soldiers at the Pentagon as water cannon cleared streets in Berlin and rioters burned U S officials in Copenhagen. About 37 000 protesters gathered at the Lincoln Memorial route to the Pentagon with police reporting injuries and arrests.
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Bargainers Struggle To Finish At Ford
Detroit AP report shows United Auto Workers and Ford negotiators pressed into a long night as they seek a three year contract possibly exceeding one dollar per hour, 7 percent, aiming for a landmark deal in auto labor history. Reuther pushes for small wage gains to make the contract the flagship for labor.
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Venus 4 lander reports instruments failed at touch down
Moscow based Tass news agency says Venus 4 instrument package ceased signaling at or near the planet surface after a parachute soft landing. Last data showed a surface temperature of 280 C. The capsule weighed 842 pounds and landed near Venus equator on the planet's shaded side.
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Bernard Lovell
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Inside Probate Court and Global Headlines
A glance analyzes Probate Court as a catch-all many try to avoid. The piece explains how alligators face poaching harming Florida and the US, with notes on international shifts as small nations gain UN influence.
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Harry Walsh
Weekend Warmth Brings Near 70 Degree Highs
Forecast calls for sunny conditions today with highs in the upper 60s and similar warmth on Monday with mostly fair skies and highs in the 70s.
Patriots March in New York Vigil Draws 10000
About 10,000 people joined a Battery Park vigil in New York on Saturday to support American servicemen in Vietnam. The event was the first day of a nationwide series by the National Committee of Responsible Patriotism. Many motorists left headlights on to show participation, while police cars sparked complaints.
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Exotic Memories Governors Meet Aboard Cruise
A satirical dispatch about the 59th annual governors conference aboard the SS Independence. It highlights carnival scenes in St Thomas and St Croix with Romney Reagan Love Branigin and Rockefeller, laments Vietnam debates, and notes party applause and sailorish pageantry amid hurricane relief celebrations.
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Chuckle The Longer The Summer Vacation The Harder The Fall
A lighthearted column notes that extended summer breaks often lead to sharper returns or tougher adjustments for students, families, and schools as the new term begins. The piece reflects on routines, preparation, and the social rhythms of school life.
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