Nixon cites detente as path to Mideast peace
President Nixon says progress with the Soviet Union offers hope for Arab Israeli peace, while warning a domestic ceasefire is harder. He credits Brezhnev talks for easing tensions and notes pledges to press MoscoW-Washington influence for negotiations. Nixon also defends Rebozo linked to Hughes funds and dismisses calls for Cox successor.
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Peace holds as U N troops move into Cairo
U N peacekeepers land at Cairo airport as 600 troops from Austria Finland and Sweden join a Cyprus contingent. Pressure grows for a possible 7000 strong force while Israel Egypt clash reports dwindle. Nixon and Soviet leaders push toward a negotiated Middle East peace with observers likely.
Red Clover For Sale via Herald Want Ad
An area farmer marketed Red Clover with a low-cost Herald want-ad. The 23 acre lot was advertised, with six insertions planned but only four ran. Prospective buyers were advised to call 433-8851 for similar results.
Austin Area Chamber of Commerce Elects New Officers
A new slate of Austin Area Chamber of Commerce officers was elected at the quarterly meeting held Friday noon at the Holiday Inn. Elected to one year terms were Noel Goss as President Jerry Anfinson First Vice President James Sydenstricker Treasurer and Richard Taber Chairman of the Board. Board members for three year terms were Richard Alger Roger Gillam Morton Carney Dean Fossy Robert Radloff and Joseph Endres. Elections take effect January 1 1974.
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Noel Goss
Jerry Anfinson
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Richard Taber
Richard Alger
Roger Gillam
Morton Carney
Dean Fossy
Robert Radloff
Joseph Endres
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Courthouse pact talks spark union challenge in Mower County
Local P-9 president Ernest Jones issues a statement accusing the Mower County Board of Commissioners of stalling and issuing a final offer without proper bargaining. The union plans unfair labor practice charges alleging discrimination and bad-faith bargaining as eight months of dispute continue amid pay moves.
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Mower County Board of Commissioners
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Nixon
U S presses for faster action on Mideast peace efforts
The United States urged the U.N. Security Council to cut debate and speed up implementing the Arab Israeli cease fire and advance toward Middle East peace. President Nixon hailed a step forward in U S Soviet dialogue as Scali Malik met after the council adjourned. The council authorized expanded U N peacekeeping moves and discussed deploying up to 7,000 troops with an interim force in Egypt.
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Arena Name Suggestions Sought in Citywide Effort
Boxes for public input on Austin's new arena name are placed at Red Owl Mall Nemitts Mc Donalds Ankeny Mini Mart locations. Residents must include name address and telephone. prize is a one year family arena membership.
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Concordia College pledges no racial discrimination
Moorhead Minnesota Concordia College president Knutsen says administration will not tolerate intimidation and enforces an institution free of racial discrimination following fall term incidents. The note to students frames the policy amid ongoing concern at the campus. Also reminder that Daylight Saving Time ends at 2 a.m. Sunday under federal law clocks turn back one hour in most states.
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