Britain orders army units to quell Hong Kong riot
In Hong Kong Sha Tau Kok border area British troops faced a fresh wave of violence. A British soldier was wounded by a bomb while four others including a police officer were killed. Saturday’s machine gun battle left seven dead and 11 injured as Communist linked violence intensified. Lt Col Ronald McAllister led Gurkha units patrolling to prevent further clashes and questioned Red Chinese troops’ involvement.
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Weather and clashes across Asia shift in headlines
Weather stays warm and humid with sunshine and scattered storms likely this evening and Tuesday with highs in the 80s. In Asia a deadly flare of bombings arson and killings sparks rioting by Chinese demonstrators against police in Hong Kong and a border clash with deaths and injuries on both sides as authorities condemn the violence and Beijing accuses British troops.
Times Era Publishing Note July 10 1967
The Times issue from July 10 1967 lists publication details for the Middletown, New York paper. It notes a daily morning edition Monday through Saturday and provides pricing for single copies, weekly carrier delivery, and annual mail subscriptions across Orange, Sullivan, Ulster, Sussex and Pike counties.
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U S may withdraw troops from Germany says Stern
The West German weekly Der Stern quoted President Johnson hinting that some American troops could be pulled from Germany following Bonn's 60 000 man military cutback. The interview during a five hour talk with editors noted Johnson not directly answering if Vietnam troop increases negate European withdrawals.
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Saigon blast and sniper attack kill civilians in riot
Viet Cong detonates a home made mine near US barracks in Saigon, injuring 17 American troops and 19 Vietnamese civilians. The attack, described as the boldest raid in months, occurred as troops watched from a hotel balcony.
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Graham speaks to East European crowd in Zagreb
Evangelist Billy Graham delivered his first open air sermon in Communist East Europe in Zagreb Yugoslavia describing it as the greatest meeting of his ministry. Thousands braved heavy rain to hear him speak of the inescapable Christ and the love of Christ for all people. He estimated about 4000 attendees came from Yugoslavia Romania and Czechoslovakia to hear his address.
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Soviet warships head for Egyptian ports show of support
Soviet warships will visit Alexandria and Port Said today in a display of backing for President Abdel Nasser. Observers say the trip signals support without direct intervention and could deter Israeli warplanes from Port Said.
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Queen's cousin seeks royal permission to wed ex-model
The Earl of Harewood, Queen Elizabeth II's first cousin, asked the queen on Sunday for permission to marry Australian former model Patricia Bambi Tucker. He cites the couple's plans amid his divorce on grounds of adultery and acknowledges fathering Tucker's 3-year-old son.
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Kosygin Says Big Two Not Solve World Problems
Soviet Premier Alexei N. Kosygin told television that relying on the two great powers to resolve international issues is a mistake. He urged regulation by all nations and expressed belief in the United Nations where all countries, large and small, are represented.
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