Israel Launches Retaliatory Raid Across Towns
A summary of the clash shows Israeli forces killing 26 Jordanians including 13 soldiers and 13 civilians, wounding 54 and capturing three soldiers. Reports cite Jordanian claims of 50 Israelis killed or wounded and 10 tanks destroyed, while Israel reports minimal casualties. The U.N. Security Council president condemned the large scale raid and associated violence, reiterating U.S. opposition to cross-border force in the region.
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Muhammad H. Eh Farra
Israel
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Arthur J. Goldberg
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Kidnaped Baby Found by Hospital Nurse Switch
A childless wife, Mrs. Douglas, entered a Denver hospital nursery and abducted a baby claiming it as her own. FBI agent Scott Werner said she expected to keep the baby, then returned home and informed her husband James that she had given birth. Police say the swap surfaced when the other mother learned her child was safe and the couple expressed sympathy for the Douglas family.
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Kohler Concludes Moscow Duty Tour and Calcutta Violence
Unclear report describes Kohler ending a Moscow duty tour and a Calcutta incident where police killed three religious leaders. The piece notes rioting in Metiaburush and arrests, with reference to Kosygin and a Liberian freighter incident affecting travel and security across the region. (Entities include Kohler, Kosygin, Calcutta, Metiaburush, Liberian freighter Kobler, Panamanian area mentions.)
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Bomb blast kills two on tanker Grand Integrity
Coast Guard reports indicate bombs placed in the engine room of the Grand Integrity after leaving port. Seven injured crewmen were rushed to Columbia Hospital with facial damage and eye injuries. The ship, carrying 16,000 tons of wheat, departed Portland for Korea after loading in Longview, with the Liberian-registered tanker owned by Integrity Carriers, Inc.
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Columbia Hospital
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Grand Integrity
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Korea
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Monrovia
Liberia
Ore
Oldest Range in the West Emerges Near San Gabriel
UPI reports geologist Dr Vilver and Dr Leon Silver discuss a 1.65 billion year old mountain range near the San Gabriel Mountains north of Los Angeles. They describe vertical movements and ancient roots eroded to reveal remnants, suggesting a range older than any previously known on the west coast.
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UPI
Gabriel Mountains
California Institute of Techs of
Los Angeles
San Gabriel Mountains
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San Andreas
Geology Society
California
America
Vilver
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Leon Silver
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