Fifth anniversary of Arab Israeli war in Egypt
Cairo marks five years since the start of the Arab Israeli war with troops still at Suez Canal. Egyptians express grief and anger over ongoing occupation, while U N observers watch amid heat. Sadat demands peace but refuses talks while Israeli troops stay on Egyptian soil. U S aid to Israel reduced as tensions linger and no peace endures.
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Star of David
Port Tewfik
U.N
Egypt
Washington
William P. Rogers
Cairo
Rogers
Anwar Sadat
Foreign Ministry
South Vietnam
Israel
Sadat
U.S
Middle East
Four Minnesotans die in weekend water accidents
Four young Minnesotans died in water accidents over the weekend. Duane Kujava 18 and his brother Neil 14 drowned in about 11 feet of water while attempting to reach shore from a raft in a gravel quarry near Badger. Dennis 20 and his brother 21 were rescued by a passerby after attempting to help. the brothers could not swim. A Rush City girl Cheryl Richards 13 died from injuries after a motor boat incident while waterskiing on Rush Lake. Beverly Koran 15 was hospitalized with injuries. Terry Koran 11 was helping when the boat lost control. A Blaine youth David Hanson Jr 15 drowned while swimming from a boat to a dock at Crooked Lake in Coon Rapids.
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Associated Press
Badger
Minnesota
Roseau County
Sheriff's Office
Duane Kujava
Neil
Frank Kujava
Jackie Erickson
Dennis
Erickson
Rush City
Chicago
Cheryl R. Richards
Beverly Jr. Koran
Rush Lake
Terry Koran
Beverly
Blaine
Crooked Lake
Coon Rapids
Royster Died at 63. Henderson Leader in Warehousing
Fred S. Royster, 63, longtime managing director of the Bright Belt Warehouse Association overseeing five states, died Saturday. He also served with the Tax Council and held influential roles in regional warehousing and business circles.
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Fred S. Royster
Henderson, N.C
Bright Belt Warehouse Association
Tax Council
Minnesota road toll hits 271 with 5 deaths Sunday
The 1972 Minnesota road toll rose to 271 Sunday with five fatalities. Elderly Winona couple Jowell Jessie and Lina Jessie died in a two car crash on U.S. 61. Other deaths occurred in Roseville, Minnetonka, Morton, and rural areas, with multiple injuries and ongoing investigations into possible criminal negligence. The report also notes additional Saturday fatalities and related hospitalizations from various crashes across the state and nearby Iowa.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
Winona
Highway Patrol
Jowell R. Jessie
Lina
U.S. 61
Thiel K. Reinecke
Mil
St. Paul Bleyens
Ramsey County
Roseville
Erik Schirrmeister
James Rej$a
St. Paul- Ramsey Hospital
Steven Parnell
Minnetonka
Hennepin County
James Schaefer
Morton
Redwood County
Glenn Benson
Douglas Anderson
Morgan
Benson
Ben- Gon
Tracy Welsch
Aplewood
Mark EE. Forcelle
Faribault
Rice County
Kilkenny
Jerry Dunning
Sioux Falls
Renville
Rich Dahlgren
Bird Island
Lerming
Kathy
Olivia Hospital
U.S. Seeks Return of Ransom in Airline Hijack Incident
The United States urged Algeria to return $500,000 paid to a hijacker who commandeered a Western Airlines jet to Algiers. William Holder, 24, and a woman, Mary Karkow, 20, claimed Black Panthers ties and sought asylum as the plane flew from Los Angeles to Seattle via San Francisco New York and finally Algiers.
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United States
Western Airlines
State Department
Washington
William Holder
Los Angeles
Seattle
San Francisco
New York
Holder
Mary Karkow
Black Panthers
Houari
Moumedienne
William E. Newell
Mondale urges expanded aid for disabled Minnesotans
Sen Walter Mondale told the Great Lakes Rehabilitation Association that about 100000 Minnesotans with disabilities are eligible for vocational rehabilitation but do not receive services due to underfunded programs. He urged a comprehensive federal extension of the Vocational Rehabilitation Act to include more severe physical and mental handicaps.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Walter Mondale
Minn
Great Lakes
National Rehabilitation Association
Mondale
Minnesota
Congress
Mayor Hart Escapes Injury In East Orange Shooting
East Orange Mayor William S. Hart Sr., a black incumbent running for Congress, escaped injury when a bullet struck the roof of his limousine in an apparent attack. Local authorities investigated the incident as a politically charged security event with no injuries reported.
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East Orange
N.J
William S. Hart Sr
Congress
You re never too old to hear better Beltone free aid offer
Chicago ad offers a free non-operating Beltone hearing aid model to readers. It weighs under a third of an ounce, sits at ear level, with no body to head wires, and requires no cost or obligation. Write to Beltone Electronics Corp Dept 2230-2231, 4201 W Victoria Ave, Chicago, IL 60646 for one.
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Ill
Beltone
Beltone Electronics Corp
W. Victoria
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