Attacked Liberty reports casualties and confused tolls
Reports from the Liberty after an attack north of the Sinai Peninsula say casualties were unclear with earlier figures of 10 dead and 100 wounded revised. The vessel, 15 miles north of Sinai, was struck without warning amid urgent efforts to relay diplomatic messages. Skipper William McGonagle of Lakewood, California, led the ship with 16 officers and 279 enlisted men aboard.
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U S Target Of Moscow Mob
Protesters rallied outside the U S Embassy in Moscow as about 1 000 armed troops and police barred entry. Demonstrators waved signs denouncing President Tobinson and Prime Minister Harold Wilson for bombings in Cairo. Security held the line, embassy doors were shut, and shutters were drawn to prevent glass injuries.
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No Indictment In Death Case In Rowlett Stabbing
Grand jury failed to indict in a Rowlett death case after a confrontation on Anton Road. The victim, Alonze, 22, was stabbed several times during the fracas near 800 block of Acacia and Edison Streets. Perez, 45, of 1892 Edison Avenue, faces related charges but no indictment was returned.
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