Israel Launches Large Raid Across Gulf of Suez
Israeli air craft and armored units crossed the Gulf of Suez to strike Egyptian army positions in a 10 hour operation along a 30 mile coastal strip. The assault damaged bases and equipment, with one Israeli plane lost and Egyptian casualties reported as heavy, while Cairo said an Israeli boat was sunk. The action marked the biggest on the Egyptian front since 1967 and followed alleged Egyptian aggressions.
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Fight Over Everglades Jetport Idea Not Finished
Washington AP reports the fight over a proposed jet airport near the Everglades remains unresolved. Richard H. Judy of the Dade County Port Authority denies plans to relocate or consider a new site and says no pressure exists to change location. A meeting with Governor Kirk Interior Secretary Hickel and Transportation Secretary Volpe is seen as strategy gathering, not a victory.
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Middletown Weather Promises Cool Temps Through Weekend
The forecast for Middletown and vicinity calls for partly cloudy and cool tonight with lows in the 40s to 50s. Wednesday clears to mostly fair and cool with highs in the low 70s. Yesterday reached 80 degrees and this morning cooled to 50.
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Desert surfers ride 41 second waves in Arizona lagoon
In Tempe Arizona visitors watch an artificial surf lagoon where four million gallons of water create a 3 1 2 acre beach. A Phoenix inventor dubbed Big Surf built a four story reservoir and wave maker delivering consistent waves every 41 seconds. Surfing star Fred Hemmings Jr. and Hawaiian import Down House join locals and ASU students enjoying the desert beach created by Phil Lip Dexter.
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California
U S May Drop Offensive To Encourage Peace Talks
U S forces will likely curb offensive operations after Ho Chi Minh’s funeral truce ends, aiming to keep a negotiating atmosphere. Officials say light activity continues, while Viet Cong and North Vietnamese calls urge continued fighting and U S withdrawal.
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Bud Collyer Dies At 61 Former Superman Radio Host
Greenwich Conn AP Bud Collyer veteran radio and TV host died Monday at Greenwich Hospital at age 61. He was longtime MC on To Tell the Truth Winner Take All Break the Bank Beat the Clock and radio voice of Superman from 1938 to 1952. Survived by widow Marion and seven children.
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Senators Push C5A Plan to Cut U S Forces Abroad
Senators Symington and Young urged approving the C5A transport to bolster airlift and allow trimming American troops overseas. They argued the 23 additional planes are needed despite Proxmire's move to delay authority for production pending GAO study.
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Hurricane Gerda Aims at New England Cape Cod Area
New England braces for Hurricane Gerda as it gains speed and shifts northward toward Cape Cod. Warnings extend from Block Island to Provincetown with watches along eastern Long Island to Eastport Maine.
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