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...grimmest sign of all, however, reported TIME'S Jerusalem correspondent Marlin Levin, is open discussion, by both military and political leaders, about the possible necessity of a preemptive strike against Arab armies. The rationale for such an attack would be to cripple Arab forces for five to ten years...
...part of the city, which is inhabited mainly by Greeks, was deserted, smoking and broken," reported TIME Correspondent Marlin Levin, who came in after the Turks. "From the wall we saw a column of twelve Turkish tanks mopping up the last resistance. A charred Greek school was pummeled by Turkish machine-gun fire. Scouts roamed the wide, tree-shaded boulevard picking out sharpshooters. Turkish soldiers who had strayed from their bases were looting abandoned houses...
...Marshall Scholarship winners are James K. Galbraith of Cambridge; Robert A. Levine of New York; David W. Moskowitz of Santa Monica, Calif.; Linda Sperling of Houston, Tex.; Edward M. Stolper of West Newton; and Jack D. Welch III of Marlin...
...raids on Palestinian refugee camps and fedayeen bases, 30 people were reported killed and 122 wounded. On their way to Lebanon, ironically, the planes could be heard from Golan Heights positions that Israeli ground forces were abandoning under the terms of Henry Kissinger's ceasefire. TIME Correspondent Marlin Levin watched the withdrawal and sent this report...
...indeed. Father and son shoot some grouse and a small mastodon, as the father recalls later, hook a 250-lb. fresh-water marlin, and reject as unworthy of their time and skill a unicorn whose horn is not made of gold...