Fighting Erupts Again in Sinai as Israel Egypt Clash
UPI reports renewed hostilities on the Sinai Peninsula as Egyptian troops backed by armor cross toward Ras El Ayash near Port Said. Israeli forces countered with mortars, while both sides accuse the other of breaking the three week ceasefire. Officials note uncertain aims and possible attempts to establish a toehold on the eastern canal shore.
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Sign of success in cost of government over family noted
Weather outlook shows showers and thunderstorms across the area with a high of 72 to 85 in the highlands and near 90 elsewhere. Morgantown reports include the July 4 weekend highway fatality of David Courtney III, 20, and events such as a church motion picture production and the Sterling Faucet Family Picnic drawing 4000 attendees. A young Morgantown girl was attacked at First Ward Park during a Little League game, with the assailant fleeing after screams.
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West Virginia
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Hanoi
Governors Back Johnson Programs Amid Rebound Confidence
ST LOUIS governors who once criticized the Johnson Administration now rally behind his programs and reelection. Johnson addressed them after returning from the Texas ranch. Washington House Ways and Means rewrites to trim Social Security bill costs. cash-benefit provisions scaled back. International: TEL AVIV sees renewed fighting near Suez. SAIGON approves 17 presidential candidates including Minh. Haiphong fuel storage attacked by U.S. planes. Kosygin comments on North Vietnam. HONG KONG marks CCP anniversary with claim of overthrow of Liu Shao‑shi. OTTAWA Queen Elizabeth II urges unity in bicentennial federation efforts.
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Television Tabloid Programs and Comics Page Overview
A pullout section previews television programs across 9 channels for the week ahead and features 22 comics in an extended comics section. The package spans four pages in the television tabloid and twelve pages for Family Weekly.
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Traffic Toll Rises Sharply During Independence Holiday
Nearly 100 million motorists hit roads and highways for Fourth of July travel as heatwave relief drew drivers outward. California’s High Sierras saw traffic to cooler campsites while officials warn the toll risks rising compared to the previous Independence four day period.
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Soviet Premier Kosygin Returns From Diplomacy Tour
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin returned to Moscow after summit talks in the United States Cuba and France. He met with President de Gaulle in Paris and said the Vietnamese war must be halted by the parties involved. He ruled out a four power summit at this time.
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Night Raid Beats Three U S Aircraft Units in Bong Son
Communist mortars hit three bivouac areas of the U S 1st Air Cavalry in the Bong Son plains wounding seven Americans and lightly injuring South Vietnamese troops. U S pilots bomb Hanoi rail yards and anti aircraft sites while Navy A4 Skyhawks suffer losses near Haiphong.
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Six Satellites Orbited by U S Titan 3D Workhorse
A Titan 3D Workhorse rocket launched from Cape Kennedy orbited six satellites to speed Pentagon orders to Vietnam and test a battlefield radio link. It joined 15 existing craft in orbit to strengthen a globe spanning Defense Department communications network. A separate Air Force payload will help establish a system to directly reach front line troops, a scientist said it will change how wars are fought.
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Three Months with the Enemy North Vietnamese Spirit Remains High
A Western diplomat in Hanoi returning from Saigon reports on Ambassador Lodge and Gen Taylor’s views. The piece argues North Vietnam endures bombing well. life, morale, and youth volunteers keep moving. It contrasts grim projections with observers who see resilience, laughter, and continued governance amid war.
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Thanh Hoa
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