Israelis Fire On Egyptian Jets Over Suez
Israeli antiaircraft batteries opened fire on two Egyptian Sukhoi 7 fighter jets high over the eastern Suez Canal, the third cease-fire breach on the Suez front since August. Premier Golda Meir voiced a grave view, pledging action to protect shipping to Israel, as reports cited an oil tanker Coral Sea struck by bazooka fire in the Red Sea with minor damage and no casualties.
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Reds Ambush Allied Convoy and Bombardment Across Vietnam
Communist forces ambushed a truck convoy and hit a civilian bus with a mine in the Central Highlands, killing 17 people. U S B 52 bombers pounded troop concentrations below the DMZ in the heaviest raids in two months. In Phnom Penh a downtown ammunition dump exploded after a trash fire, wounding several but causing no deaths. The shells area housed mercenary troops trained by the U S.
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Weather and Vietnam War update mix of notes
Weather report notes variable cloudiness warm humid with scattered showers today and Tuesday highs in the 70s and nights in the 50s and 60s. Vietnam dispatch reports a heavy convoy ambush near An Khe with multiple casualties and several U S soldiers wounded, plus B52 raids near Cam Lo amid claims of Communist buildup ahead of the October presidential election.
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Jackson accuses State Dept of aiding Soviet hold on Egypt
Senator Henry M. Jackson charged the Nixon Administration with aiding a Soviet "Trojan Horse" in the Middle East by trying to push Egypt away from the Soviet Union through pressure on Israel. He said the policy failed, allowing Moscow to cement influence in Egypt via an international treaty.
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Eight World Petroleum Congress
Cosmonauts cast first space votes amid cabbage patch study
Three Soviet cosmonauts aboard the Salyut orbital laboratory reported voting from space in the Soviet Union elections. They mentioned tending a vegetable patch of Chinese cabbage aboard the craft while Tass noted continued experiments on weightless plant growth.
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The Times Herald June 14 1971 local notices and rates
The Middletown Times Herald outlines publication details for June 14 1971 including circulation information home delivery rates and Sunday record pricing. It lists sections such as Classified Memos Obituaries and business pages and notes postal and subscription specifics.
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