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Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1967

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Israelis claim victory in Sinai battles and Suez access

Israeli defense spokesmen report five armor air clashes near the Suez zone with Egyptian forces routed at Nakhl Thamed and Ru Mana. In the Mediterranean near Sinai a mistaken Israeli attack on the USS Liberty killed four, wounded 53, and prompted apologies from Israel.

Inc Mitla Pass Suez Canal Suez Moshe Pearlman Sinai Bir Gafgafa Canal Pearlman Rumana Port Said Nakhl Thamed Cairo Suez Canal Zone Jerusalem Halata Yeod Hamaalah Sea of Galilee Damascus Jordan Israel U.N Rabin Bank of the Old City Nablus Ramallah Jericho Bethlehem Soviet Union Abba Eban U.N. Security Council Tass Beirut Gamal Abdel Nasser Alexei N. Kosygin

Americans Evacuated As Beirut War Escalates

In a Tuesday start to an emergency airlift, about 3,153 of roughly 4,500 Americans in Lebanon were flown out by Wednesday night. The U.S. Embassy ordered all dependents and nonessential officials to depart. 39 chartered flights carried evacuees. The British embassy offered help to those who wished to leave. Only 50 embassy staff remain in Beirut.

Beirut Lebanon Pan American Middle East Airlines Middle East U.S Dwight Porter Derek Riches Egypt Israel Washington London

River Stages by Location Show Flood Present Change

River stages reported at two locations with fall readings. Monroe shows 40 with 29.5? change. Camden reads 26 at 19.8 with a rise.

Monroe Camden

U.S. Combat Deaths Drop In Viet War

U.S. casualty tolls in Vietnam fell last week amid lighter fighting in the DMZ and central highlands. The U S Command reported 214 Americans killed in action and 1 161 wounded, with 1 missing. Enemy kills totaled 2 420 while allied forces suffered 15 dead and 29 wounded.

Saigon U.S Vietnam Demilitarized Zone Central Highlands

Twin Cities CHIT CHAT recovery update for Pfc Michael Parham

Monroes readers learn U S Marine Pfc Michael Parham is recovering from malaria in a hospital near Saigon after serving in South Vietnam. He is the son of Reggie Parham and lives at 110 Englewood Drive. Parham attended Ouachita Parish High and Northeast Louisiana State College before enlisting. Visitors this month include Mrs Bill Presley and Gretchen Presley of Fayetteville Ark staying with Mrs L H Turner and daughters Maureen and Julia at 407 Oak. Presley is a graduate assistant at the University of Arkansas Fayetteville.

Monroe Pfc Michael Parham U. S. Marine Corps South Vietnam Reggie Parham Englewood Drive Michael Saigon Ouachita Parish Northeast Louisiana State College Marines Bill Presley Gretchen Fayetteville Ark Presley L. H. Turner Maureen Julia Oak University of Arkansas

Sixth Fleet Chief Warns Soviet Ship Near Crete

Six to seven Soviet vessels probed near U S ships off Crete as Vice Admiral William J. Martin warned the Soviet group to clear the formation and cease interference. The encounter centered on guided missile destroyer No 381 shadowing the aircraft carrier America amid tense Middle East operations.

Ameril. CA Mediterranean U.S Crete 6Th Fleet William J. Martin Middle East Adm Martin The Little Rock W. C. Lawe Lawe Adm. Martin

Planes Strike MIG Airfield and Secret Missile Base

U S Navy carrier pilots attacked a major MIG airfield near Hanoi and a hidden Soviet missile base 50 miles southwest of Hanoi, reporting extensive explosions and destroyed missiles. In the same day, Kep MIG air field near Hanoi was hit, with seven MiGs on the ground, one destroyed and four damaged amid continued ground actions after a lull.

Saigon North Vietnam U.S. Command Demilitarized Zone Enterprise Hanoi Navy Kep Mig Red China

Egyptians urged to fight on amid Cairo rumors and fear

Cairo radios blare reports of an Israeli advance while Egyptians rally behind Gamal Abdel Nasser. Crowds chant Nas ser's name as trucks head west from Suez and mood grows tense amid anti American invective. Fear of mob action looms as civilians seek safety.

Cairo Sharm el Sheikh Red Sea Gulf of Aqaba Yemen Middle East Egypt Suez Gamal Abdel Nasser Nasser Israel Nile Ghadab Heliopolis

King Hussein Says Jordan Almost Left Alone in War

In Amman King Hussein, tired and in battle dress, told reporters Jordan was almost abandoned by friends as war with Israel raged. He vowed to fight to the last man if hostilities resume, citing overwhelming air power as the enemy’s main edge and noting heavy Jordanian losses. Jordan had 65 000 troops and had been seen as one of the region’s toughest forces.

Amman Jordan UPI Hussein Israel United Nations Security Council Mideast

Jordan Denies U S Warplanes Assisted Israeli

Jordan rejects claims of American or British warplanes over its territory during the Israel war. A Foreign Office spokesman says the denial came from Jordan's military intelligence director in Amman. Cairo had alleged carrier-based strikes aiding Israel.

London Jordan U.S Israel Foreign Office Amman Egypt Radio Cairo Hussein of Gamal Abdel Nasser Dean Rusk Washington George Brown

Weather Outlook North East Louisiana Forecast

Partly cloudy skies prevail from today through Friday across north east Louisiana with scattered thundershowers mainly afternoons. Rain chances 30 percent in the afternoons and 10 percent otherwise. Highs 82 to 88, overnight 66 to 70. Wednesday record at Monroe Selman Field reached 89, with 72 early this morning. Southeast winds 5 to 15 mph.

Louisiana Monroe FAA Selman Field

U S Seeks Urgent U N Security Council Meeting

The United States urged an urgent Security Council meeting to discuss further action to halt the Middle East war, which persists after two U N cease fire appeals. A session was expected this afternoon.

United Nations, N.Y United States U.N. Security Council Middle East U.N

Middle East Developments At A Glance

Israeli forces mistakenly attacked the U.S. Navy research ship Liberty in the Mediterranean near Sinai. Four Americans killed and 53 wounded. Israel apologizes for the error. The Security Council meets at U.S. request to reinforce the ceasefire call. King Hussein of Jordan laments being almost left alone. Egypt rejects cease-fire and vows to continue fighting. Israeli forces leave scorched tanks and matériel in Sinai as analysts warn overextended supply lines and strained Arab relations. President Johnson recalls Bundy to assist in the crisis.

Washington U.S. Navy Liberty Mediterranean Sinai Peninsula Pentagon United Nations Security Council United States U.N Bethlehem Christ's Birth Prince of Peace U.S Amman Hussein Jordan Israel Cairo Egypt Sinai el Arish Sinai Desert Suez Canal Johnson McGeorge Bundy

Moscow Hurls Charges At U S And Britain

Pravda denounces the United States and Britain for encouraging Israeli aggression while omitting Arab charges that Israel benefited from Western air support. Tass reports Jordan accepted a U N cease fire but Israel keeps fighting. Egypt and other Arab states’ rejection is not noted.

Moscow Pravda Today United States Britain Soviet Communist Party Israel U.S Pravda Tass Jordan U.N Egypt

War Hits Oil Transportation

The petroleum industry told the government that the Mideast war has created a worldwide emergency in oil transport. The government offered a plan of action if such an emergency exists. The Middle East supplies about a third of global oil demand, roughly 13 million barrels daily.

Washington UPI Middle East

Chuckle: An Age of Tension and Fear of IBM Cards

An amusing line notes how society feels tense and anxious about aging IBM cards and potential data damage. The quip suggests widespread worry about technology and memory cards in daily life.

IBM

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