Sadat Gains Soviet Promise Of More Military Aid
In Moscow, President Sadat leaves with a Soviet pledge to strengthen Egypt’s military might amid tensions over U.S. proposals for a Suez crisis solution. The communique blames Israel and the United States for regional danger and omits specifics on arms.
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Moscow
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
U.S. Middle East
Sadat
Kremlin
Israel
United States
Middle East
Cairo
Washington
Suez Canal
Canal Bank
Sinai
United Nations
William P. Rogers
Vanderbilt Researcher Is Honored With Nobel Prize
STOCKHOLM Sweden AP Dr Earl Sutherland of Vanderbilt University Nashville Tenn won today the 1971 Nobel Prize in Physiology and Medicine for discoveries on hormone mechanisms. The 55 year old Kansas born scientist received 88000 dollars plus prestige. He has studied hormones for over two decades, explaining how endocrine glands regulate cell activity development reproduction and metabolism.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Earl Sutherland
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Tenn
Karolinska Medical Institute
Sutherland
Nixon Finalizes Bill to Extend Economic Controls
The Nixon administration moves to extend authority to control wages prices and rents to April 1973 and seeks powers to curb interest rates and dividends. A proposed emergency court of appeals would speed post freeze litigation and aid Pay Board and Price Commission investigations under Phase 2.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Court of Appeals
Clude
Pay Board
The
Price Commission
Commission
T Nixon
Commission Takes Stand Against Proposed Canal
The South Water Resources Commission opposes Harry C. Tiller’s plan to dredge a canal 75 feet wide four feet deep and 2650 meters long along his Pawleys Island land. The proposal risks marshland destruction wildlife disruption and water quality. The decision moves to the State Budget and Control Board with prior opposition from several officials and groups.
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UMBIA
South Water Resources Com
Pawleys Island
Harry C. Tiller
Georgetown
S.C
Army Corps of Engineers
Water Resources Commission
Marchland
State Budget and Control Board
Ernest Hollings
MD S.C
Daniel R. McLeod
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
The
Sierra Club
South Carolina Wildlife Resources Department
Environmental Coalition
Pawleys Island Civic Association
Casualty Rate Drops In Vietnam Fighting
Saigon reports a sharp weekly decline in American battle fatalities for Oct 3-9 with eight killed and 72 wounded compared to the prior week’s 21 dead and 117 wounded. Nonhostile American deaths added ten. Vietnamese and allied actions near Krek and Ben Nhi base camp yielded enemy losses, while overall war totals show large casualty figures across all forces.
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Saigon
Vietnam
U.S
Krek
Ben Nhi
U Minh
Mekong Delta
Music Teachers Invited To Join Association
Aiken Music Teachers Association invites area teachers to attend the next meeting on Tuesday October 19 at 10 a.m. at the home of Mrs W E Hussey 927 Calhoun Place.
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Aiken Music Teachers Accociation
Ing
W. E. Hussey
Calhoun Place
Thurmond Urges Injustices Be Corrected
Thurmond urged the service committee to favorably act on his bill to grant full civil service retirement to full-time national guard technicians. He called the current 55 percent credit an injustice and said dedicated Americans serving in the same capacity deserve equal retirement benefits.
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Aanstrom Thurmond
Service Committee
National Guard
Thurmond
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U.N. Security Council
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Libya
Syria
Pow
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Warren
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Army
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Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Sexton
UPI
Vanderbilt
Bill
Mitchell Shopping Center
Aiken
R. Archie Ellis
Mitchell Shopping
Laves
Norge By
Fedder
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