Fort Worth Star Telegram · 11 October 1956
CP-1956-043
Israeli Armor Thrusts Deep Inside Jordan

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Transcribed from the clipping
“Israeli armored columns pushed deep into Jordan early Thursday amid fierce close-range fighting.”
Context added by this archive
Qalqilya, 10 October 1956. Maria's note on this clipping: qalqilya was part of jordan, west bank was part of jordan but it’s palestine. Fort Worth gives the country as Jordan and the town no name at all.
Cite this item
"Israeli Armor Thrusts Deep Inside Jordan," Fort Worth Star Telegram, 11 October 1956. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1956-043. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1956-043
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