U S Ships Silence Cong Batteries in Major War Duels
U S warships off the North Vietnamese coast silenced one to three Communist shore batteries in a major gun duel. The heavy cruiser St. Paul and destroyer Theodore E. Chandler reported intact despite heavy action. Terrorism and defections rose as Saigon faced escalated violence ahead of a civilian government, with B52s striking War zone D and trains destroyed near Hanoi in broad, continuing air and ground operations.
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Weather Forecast Delivers Fair Warm Day Ahead
Today is expected to be fair and seasonably warm with highs in the 80s. A 20 percent chance of precipitation covers today and tonight. Southeasterly winds will blow at 10 to 15 mph this afternoon.
Times Merald RECoxrerA June 24 1967 front page note
The Times Merald RECoxrerA lists Vol 11 No 279 for Saturday June 24 1967. It notes publication by Orange County Publications Division of Ottaway Newspapers and provides mailing and single-copy rates, including regional carrier and mail options with annual price.
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Orange County Publications Division
Ottaway Newspapers Radio, Inc
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Middletown
Orange
Sullivan
Sussex
Pike
Pope Paul VI Reaffirms Priest Celibacy Rule
In a 9,500 word encyclical, Pope Paul VI says the Roman Catholic Church will not relax or abolish priestly celibacy amid priest shortages. He urges doctors and psychologists to screen candidates for chastity and loneliness and notes the unmarried life can bring priests closer to Christ.
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Paul VI
Paul
Christ
Soviet ships arms to Egypt amid Nasser talks
Russia reportedly ships 200 warplanes and tanks to replenish Egypt as Podgorny meets Nasser in Cairo and plans homeward departure. They promise $3.5 million in food and medicines to the Arabs. In New York Dr. Herman Taller is fined $7,000 and placed on two years probation for mail fraud conspiracy and drug violations tied to a weight loss book.
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Nikolai Podgorny
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John F. Dooling Jr
Taller
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Guilty in Torture for Thrills Case in Newark
A New Jersey jury convicted Monique Van Cleef and James Albert Beard on three counts linked to an international torture for thrills operation. Essex County Judge Leon W. Kapp set July 26 for sentencing and kept Beard on 5,000 bail while ordering his return to New Jersey by Monday.
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Newark
Monique van Cleef
James Albert Beard
Russians Replace Hot Rod at Glassboro Theater
Glassboro Theater operator Clayton Platt rescheduled a double feature to align with a Johnson Kosygin meeting. The marquee now lists The Russians Are Coming The Russians Are Coming and Cast A Giant Shadow, replacing Hot Rod to Hell and Easy Come Easy Go to capitalize on promotional moments.
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Kosygin
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Clayton Platt
Attorney complains of publicity in KEW Gardens terror case
In a State Supreme Court session in KEW Gardens Queens an attorney for 14 black power terrorists accused of planning to kill at least five civil rights leaders argued the case has polluted air nationwide and could prevent a fair trial for the defendants.
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Paul O'Dwyer
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