26 Nov 1966
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Newspaper
The Times Herald Record
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1966
Page
1
In the Jordanian sector of Jerusalem the Arab Legion in full battle dress fired three times on rioters opposing Hussein policy during the afternoon. The clash lasted under two hours as machinegun fire and recoilless rifles echoed into the Israeli sector, with casualties and arrests reportedly mounting.
The forecast covers rain and showers for the Northern Pacific Coast area Ohio Valley and both Arkansas and Tennessee while snow is expected in the Northern Plateau and Northern Rockies. Cool conditions persist in Northern New England Lower Lakes and New Mexico with little temperature change elsewhere. Partial clearing today highs near 50s tonight 30s Sunday cloudier and cooler winds 18 mph. Meanwhile rainfall to date in Miletown stands at 27.23 inches last year 25.3 inches. Rioting is reported in Ramallah with Jordanian troops deployed three towns Hebron Nablus under curfews and unrest in Jericho with few details.
Fragmentary OCR text from Grange County Pealturant Division notice appears. Mentions Mulberry Street address and an organization in Mewpanentad. No clear event, date, or named individuals readable.
The October 1966 average net paid circulation figure recorded for the period shows 34,679 copies.
A chaotic dispatch reports Red terrorists in Caracas firing on the U S Commerce Department trade fair and torching Sears Roebuck and a controlled supermarket, with no injuries. Separate wire items note Soviet airliner crash near Bratislava killing 82 Latin American delegates among others, Australia votes on Viet Nam stance with PM Holt at stake, Brezhnev urging unity in Budapest, and Kansas City riot at a James Brown concert leaving several injured.
ROME Rain swollen rivers threatened central and southern Italy on Friday but improving weather offered hope that the worst flood catastrophe may be ending. The disaster, in its fourth week, has killed 120 people and caused about 2.4 billion dollars in damage including severe losses in Florence.
Recorders Court Judge George E. Ryan sentenced a man to twenty five dollars after he forced his way into a kindergarten class claiming he wanted to teach the class his way. He cited teachers facing enough trouble and implied a disciplinary motive.
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