U.S. toll rises from Israel attack on Liberty ship
Pentagon officials say as many as 33 Americans may be killed in the attack on the USS Liberty. Nine sailors are confirmed dead, 24 missing, 75 wounded. The Liberty was struck by a torpedo after an initial air strike, with American carriers America and Saratoga aiding then recalled after Israel admitted responsibility. Prime Minister Eshkol expressed condolences in a message to President Johnson as rescue efforts continued in the eastern Mediterranean near Crete.
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Weather Outlook: Showers and Thunderstorms Plague Several Regions
Today showers and thunderstorms are forecast from the Northern and Central Plateau through the Northern Plains and into parts of the Lakes Region and Lower Mississippi Valley. Elsewhere sunny to fair, cooler in the Northern Plateau Great Basin and Southern California, hot today with upper 80s to low 90s, tonight fair and warm, Sunday fair and hot, near zero precipitation.
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The Times Herralo RE Coup
The Times Herralo RE Coup volume 11 issue 268 dated Saturday June 10 1967 lists publication details for Orange County Middletown New York with pricing for single copies carrier and mail subscriptions across several counties.
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Defense Budget Soars to Seventy Billion Dollars
The House Appropriations Committee approved a 70.3 billion dollar defense bill for the fiscal year starting July 1, with extra Vietnam funding and a subsequent expected rise. It mirrors wartime spending levels while continuing a large draft program and confirming Mao's intervention in a North China clash.
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34 Injured in NYC Bus Van Collision in Brooklyn
New York Transit Authority bus collided with a van truck in Brooklyn on Friday injuring 34 people. Witnesses said bystanders were tossed about as the crash occurred near two Brooklyn hospitals where two passengers were treated and released.
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Humphrey Hospitalized For Bladder Infection Treatment
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey was admitted to Bethesda Naval Hospital Friday night for a check on antibiotic therapy. A spokesman said he will remain several days to assess treatment after an infection first appeared six weeks ago following his European diplomatic mission.
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Cardinal Ritter Near Death In St Louis ICU
Cardinal Joseph Ritter archbishop of St Louis and a key Vatican II voice was reported near death with a failing heart and grave condition after two heart attacks since Monday. Dr C G Vournas said he remained at Ritter's bedside in DePaul Hospital as relatives including a nun sister and his brother flew in.
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Kennedy Airport Receives First Libya Dependant Arrival
The first dependants of U S Air Force personnel arrived at Kennedy Airport from Libya. Mrs John W Reichelderfer of Hamburg New York reported rumors of Arabs burning cards looting homes and stoning people in Tripoli. She described road harassment near Wheelus Air Base and driving through a blockade with calm persistence.
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