Israelis Fire On Egyptian Jets Over Suez Canal Front
Israeli antiaircraft batteries fired at two Egyptian Sukhoi 7 aircraft over the eastern Suez Canal, marking the third cease-fire breach on the Suez front this year. The Coral Sea tanker was hit by bazooka fire with minor damage and no casualties, while Israel pledges action to protect ships to its ports.
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Red Sea
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Yemen
Vietnam War updates including ambush attack and air raids
Communist forces ambushed a civilian convoy and destroyed a bus in the Central Highlands killing 17, mostly civilians. U S B 52s shelled troop concentrations near the DMZ in heavy raids. In Phnom Penh a trash fire reached an ammunition dump causing detonations with several wounded.
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API
Central Highlands
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
Weather and warfare notes in brief
Today's weather features variable cloudiness warm and humid with scattered showers or thunderstorms through today and Tuesday. Highs in the 70s lows in the 50s to 60s winds 8 to 15 mph. In Vietnam a 40 truck convoy came under heavy fire near An Khe with deaths and injuries among Vietnamese South Korean workers and U.S. soldiers. Earlier a mine killed 11 civilians on Highway 14 near Pleiku, and U.S. air raids against targets near Cam Lo were the heaviest since April.
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Highway 19
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Qu Nhon
Pleiku
Highway 14
Darlac
Highlands
Cam Lo
South Vietnam
Jackson Says State Dept Helped Soviets In Egypt
Sen Henry M Jackson charged the Nixon White House aided a Soviet Trojan Horse in the Middle East by pressing Israel to push Egypt away, calling the State Department policy a dismal failure that strengthens Soviet grip on Egypt through an international treaty.
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Israel
Cosmonauts vote from space and tend cabbage garden
Three Soviet cosmonauts aboard the Salyut orbital lab cast the first votes from space to support candidates of the inviolable bloc. Tass notes experiments in weightlessness and vegetable growth as part of space research.
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Salyut Orbital Laboratory
Georgi Dobrovolsky
Vladislav Volkov
Viktor Patsayev
Supreme Soviets
Tass
Salyut
Amusement Page Item From 1971 Middletown Daily Record
Local amusement brief lists names Amusement 39 Sanders and 37 Light Side 13 Lewis 37 amid a garbled line up. The text notes publication details for June 14 1971 from Orange County Publications Division of Otday Newspapers Inc with pricing for home delivery and newsstand copies and indicates second class postage paid at Middletown.
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Maenday
Orange County Publications Division
Ottaday. Newspapers, Inc
Mulberry St
Middletown
N.Y
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