Foes clash over Suez as both claim air and ground gains
Egyptian and Israeli jet fighters clashed over the Gulf of Suez with both sides claiming downed planes. Commandos crossed the Suez Canal near Suez City and reported 22 Israeli soldiers killed, while Arab guerrillas damaged four Haifa pipelines. Casualty tallies varied between sides, with reports of Israeli and Egyptian losses across multiple raids and a refinery blast near Haifa causing a long fire.
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Evens reverses engines before Melbourne collision
Testimony shows the U S destroyer Frank E Evans shifted to full reverse seconds before the collision with the Australian carrier Melbourne near Subic Bay Philippines. Sailors Peacock and Peters testified the ship was at 22 knots and reversed at 3 12 a m, with experts saying the maneuver came too late to avert the crash that killed 74 sailors.
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Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin prepare for Apollo 11
An artist sketch shows Apollo 11 commander Neil Armstrong collecting lunar soil in a pouch held by Edwin Aldrin. They plan to return 50 pounds of moon material after the July 16 launch.
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Weather outlook with warm, partly cloudy conditions
Fair or partly cloudy and warm today with highs in the 70s. Low tonight near 60. Thursday partly cloudy with highs near 80. Winds variable near 10 mph. Middletown rainfall to date: 17.34 inches. last year: 19.38 inches. Filet fi Bessey a Sheeas 0aaahiaié.
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Landon warns US oversold its strength in world posture
Manhattan Kansas reports ALF M Landon who opposed Roosevelt in 1936 argues America oversold its strength faith and hopes and cannot finance world security world development the Vietnam War and poverty elimination at home despite affluence.
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Apollo 11 Saturn V fuels for July 16 moon mission
Apollo 11 prepares for a historic moon landing with the Saturn V booster fueled at Cape Kennedy. NASA crews pour 209000 gallons of kerosene as Neil Armstrong Michael Collins and Edwin Aldrin train in simulators and a full countdown begins on Thursday. In Uruguay, government declares a state of siege easing civilian guarantees to curb state worker strikes threatening national offices.
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Senate confirms Otepka to SACB post amid liberal protests
The Senate confirmed Otto F. Otepka as a member of the Subversive Activities Control Board despite liberal opposition and calls of hypocrisy. Nixon’s $36,000 yearly post drew support from Dirksen and other GOP figures after his State Department firing over secret documents. In New York, Rep. Hugh L. Carey conceded defeat for city council president and announced a mayoral bid as an independent, signaling limited cross party backing for Lindsay’s Liberal urban party.
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