Israel Crosses Into Jordan In Raid On Arab Terrorists
Israeli forces launched a dawn strike into Jordan in retaliation for Arab terrorist raids, briefly seizing the village of Samoa and engaging Jordanian League troops. Reports say three Jordanian villages were hit, with destruction of vehicles and casualties claimed on both sides. a UN cease fire followed amid ongoing fighting with Syria on another front.
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Net Paid Circulation Average October 1966 Bastp
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Weather Outlook for Monday Across Regions
Rain is expected in the Pacific Northwest Northern California and Western Nevada. Snow flurries in parts of the Northern Plains and Great Lakes. Elsewhere will be fair to partly cloudy. Cold in the Northern Tier with little change elsewhere. Highs in the 40s with variable cloudiness and a chance of snow tonight. Winds from the south to southwest 10 to 18 mph.
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Niagara Falls Diversion Restores Flow On Falls Scene
Army Corps of Engineers diverted the water on Saturday to study the rock beneath Niagara Falls before erosion could ruin the spectacle. Officials expect the move to aid long term protection of the famous American side. In other reports, a tanker bound for Korea reported a fatal captain and burned crew after a time bomb tied blast offshore Oregon. Senate search for 19 airmen from a radar plane crash ends at dusk with four identified as dead pending salvage.
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India reshuffles cabinet over sacred cow crisis
Prime Minister Indira Gandhi reshuffled the cabinet for the second time in two weeks. Defense Minister Y B Chavan was named home affairs minister after Gulzarilal Nanda resigned amid criticism from Congress Party members over handling religious riots sparked by Hindu demands for a cow slaughter ban.
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Liberian freighter Omega sinks in Pacific
Coast Guard reports the 411-foot Liberian freighter Omega sank about 2,000 miles southeast of Honolulu. All crewmen are safe aboard lifeboats after a six-foot crack appeared in the main hold. The ship was en route from the Panama Canal to the Far East. conditions were good.
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Pope launches flood aid appeal across Italy
Pope Paul VI opened a large flood relief drive to aid Italian flood victims while fresh devastation struck the northern third of Italy. He received parish donations at St. Sebastian’s Basilica during a Thanksgiving mass for farmers and urged collective giving across thousands of churches.
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German chancellor candidate defends France ties and US aid
In his first policy speech since selection to succeed Erhard, Kurt-Georg Keen singer rejects Atlanticist versus Gaullist camps. He says German French friendship is vital for European unity but American help remains essential, urging a balanced approach to both partners.
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