Egypt Begins Session Dealing With War Footing
Egyptian Foreign Minister Mahmoud Riad leads a three day European diplomatic session after talks with Tito and Moro as Egypt seeks Western pressure on Israel. Sadat warned the next days would be decisive in the battle for destiny amid a no peace no war stance.
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Mahmoud Riad
Paris
Israel
Riad
Italy
Tito
Yugoslavia
Emilio Colombo
Aldo Moro
Maurice Schumann
Europe
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U.N
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Ashraf Gharbal
Egypt
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Rome
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Khartoum
Dacca Called Normal Amid Rebel Struggles
East Pakistani rebels held out at various points while West Pakistani troops controlled Dacca, Chittagong, Rangpur, and Khulna. Government Radio Pakistan said normalcy returned with banks reopening and curfew lifted. estimates said 5,000 to 7,000 people killed in Friday and Saturday fighting. Sheikh Mujibur Rahman reported in army custody.
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East Pakistan
Associated Press
Michel Laurent
New Delhi
Chittagong
Rangpur
Khulna
Radio Pakistan
Pakistan
Arnold Zeitlin
Ceylon
Zeitlin
Sheik Mujibur Rahman
West Pakistan
Joe Schlesinger
Canadian Broadcasting Corp
SST money runs out Tuesday in US SST program end
Washington AP reports Magruder says funding ends Tuesday as Congress rejects 134 million in SST subsidies. Federal role ends though program may linger two years while private financing and foreign interest emerge. GE and Boeing contracts for 1800 mph prototypes face layoffs. workers lose jobs.
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U.S
William M. Magruder
Department of Transportation
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House
Magruder
30 GIs Die as Base Is Overrun Near Da Nang
North Vietnamese sappers overran a U.S. artillery base south of Da Nang in the pre-dawn hours, killing 33 Americans and wounding 76 in about an hour. The attack, the war’s deadliest on a U.S. installation to date, left much of the base in enemy hands while U.S. and allied forces pressed counteraction in the Da Nang area.
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U.S
da Nang
U.S. Command
Marble Mountain
Chu Lai
Jurors Prodded as Calley Verdict Delays Mount
At Fort Benning Georgia on day 13 of Lt William Calleys My Lai trial Judge Reid Kennedy asks both sides to cite past cases of judicial intervention in jury deliberations He warns against further instruction and notes only two prior instances in sentencing phases not verdict deliberations
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FT. Benning, Ga
William Calley
My Lai
Calley
Reid Kennedy
Aubrey Daniel
George Latimer
Col. Kennedy
Daniel
Latimer
Texaco Oklahoma tanker breaks in two in heavy seas
About 120 miles northeast of Cape Hatteras the tanker Texaco Oklahoma broke in two amid heavy seas. At least 20 crewmen are missing, eleven were rescued from a life raft, most from Port Arthur Texas, and the ship carried 220000 barrels of oil.
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Portsmouth
Texaco Oklahoma
Cape Hatteras
N. C
Port Arthur
Tex
Obituary Notice for Centenarian Featured in Classifieds
A centenarian obituary appears in the classified section along with listings for editorial and entertainment items. The readable portion notes a long life celebrated with standard notices and community acknowledgments.
Barron aide paid Combs for help in dropping damag es suit
Charleston report centers on a $10,000 check from Barron law partner John E. Davis Jr to former Kentucky Gov. Bert T. Combs claiming payment for help in reducing a $896,000 to $11,000 damage suit for Cataphore Corp. The secretary says the payment was a token of appreciation and unsolicited. Combs denies any service beyond making a highway department appointment.
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W.W. Barron
Kentucky
Bert T. Combs
Combs
Charleston
Charleston Sunday Gazette Mail
Janice Sue Moffatt
John E. Davis Jr
Barron
Davis
Barron and Davis
Cataphore Corp
Jackson, Miss
Kentucky Department of Highways
Gazette Mail
Highway Department
Bert Combs
Barron and wife face bribery charges in Charleston
Ex governor W. W. Barron and his wife Opal return to Charleston to answer an indictment charging bribery in a federal court.
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W. Va
W. W. Barron
Opal
West Virginia
Barrons
Pompano Beach
Fla
Ralph Buckalew
Barron
Canandaigua Inn fire claims two lives and raises questions
A early Canandaigua Inn blaze left at least two dead seven missing and about a dozen injured. Stanley Rypka died later of a heart attack after fleeing the fire and a body remained unidentified in the ruins. Ryoka a former VA hospital patient collapsed at the scene and died at the hospital.
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Canandaigua
N.Y
Stanley Rypka
Ryoka
Veterans Administration
Crimes Rise in Ohio Cities in 1970 FBI Report
FBI results show major crime up 11 percent nationwide in 1970 with six of seven Ohio cities higher. Cleveland fell about 11 percent due largely to fewer auto thefts, while Cincinnati and Dayton saw roughly one third increases and Columbus up 15 percent and Youngstown up 28 percent.
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Washington
Ohio
FBI
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Columbus
Dayton
Youngstown
Land rush: 1744-acre parcel sold to first caller
James Lomas of Albany touts quick work by Action Acts after receiving a Messenger. Within a half hour, his 1744 acre tract vanished following the first inquiry. Sale advertised for land or power lawnmowers use.
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James Lomas
Albany
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