The New York Times · 12 October 1956
CP-1956-047
Death Toll Is 66 in Israeli Foray

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Transcribed from the clipping
“13 Attackers and 48 of Foe Lost in Retaliatory Raid on Jordanian Police Post”
Context added by this archive
The New York Times, counting. Thirteen attackers and forty-eight
of Foe. The dead on one side are a number attached to a noun that means enemy, and the place is a Jordanian police post.
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"Death Toll Is 66 in Israeli Foray," The New York Times, 12 October 1956. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1956-047. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1956-047
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