Winnipeg Free Press

Thursday, March 21, 1968

Issue date: Thursday, March 21, 1968
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Previous edition: Wednesday, March 20, 1968

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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - March 21, 1968, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press thursday March 21, 1968 Israel invades Jordan continued in Amman King Hussein failed for an urgent Arab sum Mit and asked for an Emer gency meeting of the Security Council to discuss the latest israeli attack. The first israeli announce ment of the attack said israeli troops would return to the West Bank of the Jordan after completing the operation. Israeli helicopters taking part in the biggest military action since the Arab israeli War last june landed paratroops jeeps and guns near the Village of Sarameh main target of the attack. The israelis said it was one of the bases from which guerrillas have harassed Israel in recent weeks. An Early jordanian military communique said 200 israelis were killed or wounded three israeli mystery jets downed and 25 tanks and armoured cars destroyed in the first hour of fight first in which israeli forces Cross the River Jordan. A Tel Aviv spokesman denied the jordanian claim. Our casualties Are surprisingly Low for an engagement of this he said. Israeli military sources said about 100 Arab commandos were killed in the fighting which was continuing in the Sarameh area. A military spokesman said jordanian ground fire shot Down Brandon shocked at slaying continued first Boxcar filled continued be israeli aircraft which fell on the israeli Side of the River. The Pilot was saved. As news of the Battle flashed through the Middle East an announcement in Damascus said syrian armed forces were in a state of full Alert and popular units mobilized. The jordanian communique issued at . . Est said jordanian forces were in Complete control of the continuing Battle. Our soldiers Are now control ing All areas and the enemy Tias retreated in an attempt to the jordanian communique said. In Tel Aviv an israeli spokes Man said the action was aimed at wiping out Between 600 and 800 saboteurs responsible for about 50 israeli civilian casual ties and much property damage during the last month. Charged with non capita murder is Eugene Ivan Drys Dale 32, an inmate of the Prince Albert sask., Penitentiary. Charged As accessories after the fact Are the dead girl s Mother Beverley Joan Haw Kins 24, and a juvenile. The woman is held ii the women s correctional Institute at Portage la Prairie. The juvenile is in custody in the Vaughan Street detention Centre in Winnipeg. The accused migrants from Ontario were living in Brandon at the time of the girl s death. Or. Drysdale and the girl s Mother were living together police said. The woman who now has three children two boys and a girl was arrested in Prince Albert. W. J. Burgess senior Crown attorney of the Western judicial District will prosecute. No Date has been set for the hearing. Police said they expected the deaths Bradley Minnie m., 84, of Arcadian nursing Home. Cressey Ancel Draper of fun flon Man., agent with Winnipeg Tribune. Danchak Joseph 63, of 14 bittersweet Bay St. Boniface shoe repair businessman. Oakley Charles 88, of 910 Bond Street Transcona formerly of Winnipeg. Disney Ethel Ella of a Couver retired teacher. Foggie John of 258 Duffield Street. Kwiatkowski k., 72, of Garson Man. Lovie Charles Hunter 76, of 495 Arlington Street retired from Canadian National Kail ways. Mcintyre Daniel King 51, of ochre River Man. Mcmullin William John 58, of 398 Marjorie Street St. James employed by Marshall Wells Ltd. Mcquire mrs. James Cath of 1095 Wolever Avenue suite 16. Okowinski Kay 75, of St. Catharines ont widow of Stephen Okowinski. Osland Helen formerly of Brandon and East Kildonan. Patton Roy b., 72, of 366 Graham Avenue suite 4. Rogoski Walter 46, Winnipeg Beach Man. Rozgall Michael 55, of 489 Sydney Avenue East Kil Donan. Shaw Albert e., of Montreal. 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