Israel Egypt initial agreement tests in Knesset vote
The Israeli Egyptian pact for a second Sinai withdrawal goes to the Knesset for a test vote amid expectations of narrow approval. If approved, delegates will meet in Geneva to sign, while the U S Congress must authorize about 200 American civilians at surveillance posts.
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Joseph Sisco
U.S
Henry Kissinger
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Avraham Kidron
Opposition grows over US monitor role in Sinai truce
Some congressmen warn that deploying up to 200 US technicians to monitor the Sinai truce risks dragging the United States into a Vietnam style conflict. Prime Minister Rabin acknowledges risks but says they must be accepted to push toward peace as Sadat and Ford pledge support for the accord. Sadat faces criticism from two Arab states.
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Coup attempt trembles Ecuador as capital returns to calm
In Quito the army chief of staff Gen Raul Gonzalez Alvear surrendered after a night siege at the presidential palace. A dusk curfew was set on Quito and Guayaquil as civilians fled or looted sites. officials reported 8 arrests and unconfirmed civilian detentions amid clashes around the palace.
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Quito
Ecuador
Army
Guillermo Rodriguez Lara
Raul Gonzalez Alvear
Guayaquil
Water Crisis Hits Trenton and Surrounding Areas
Trenton Mayor Arthur Holland declared a state of emergency after a broken pump threatened water supplies this afternoon. About 250000 people could be affected, including 100000 in Trenton and residents of Ewing Hamilton and Lawrence townships.
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Trenton
N.J
New Jersey
Arthur Holland
Ewing
Hamilton
Lawrence
Ford says each nation must chart its own economic path
President Ford told the IMF World Bank annual meeting that every nation must decide its own economic course and cannot rely on others to resolve its problems. He argued a strong U.S. economy is the best long term aid to others even as IMF chief Witteveen urged broader stimulus by the United States Germany and Japan.
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Johannes Witteveen
Germany
Japan
Arson suspected in Coca Cola Bottling warehouse fire
The 75 year old Coca Cola Bottling Co warehouse on 100 block of 2nd St SE Austin suffered extensive damage after a late Monday fire. Arson is suspected as the cause and the State Fire Marshal is to investigate. Firefighters fought the blaze for hours, with rekindling of smoldering debris later that morning.
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Herald
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2Nd St
Dan Miller
Charles Wilson
Hamm
Wilson
Miller
Area man dies in Monday accident amid weekend Minnesota tragedies
James J. Jensen, 53, of Austin rural route, died when his pickup left exit 12 on I 35 east of Albert Lea and rolled. He worked at Wilson meat packing. Jensen leaves five daughters, two sons, a brother, a sister and several grandchildren. Funeral set for Thursday at Bonnerup and Son in Albert Lea. Labor Day weekend saw 16 Minnesota deaths from plane crashes, traffic accidents, a tornado, and other incidents, with several more deaths out of state.
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James J. Jensen
Albert Lea
Wilson Meat Packing Company
Jensen
Bonnerup and Son Funeral
Arnold J. Melom
Hillcrest Memorial Cemetery
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Fairmont
Canada
Russell Utermarck
Truman
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Mary Re Beau
Virginia
John Luumala Jr
Cloquet
Ronald A
Hoffman
Anoka
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Columbia Heights
Climax
Oringen
Gerhardt J. Lange
Minneapolis
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Cold Spring
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Plainview
Millville
Burnsville
Hendersonville
Tenn
Tiemens
Northwest Hang Gliders Association
James D. Merendino
St. Paul
U.S. 99
Newberg
Ore
New Brighton
Murfreesboro
Edward G. Brown
Mavis
U.S
Howard Dunn
Northcote
U.S. 75
Hallock
Jury probe into Hoffa disappearance begins today
Detroit AP reports a federal grand jury opens a probe into the 1975 disappearance of ex Teamsters leader Jimmy Hoffa. U S Atty Ralph Guy aims to hear testimony from more than 70 subpoenaed witnesses as the FBI seeks a car linked to the case and Charles L O Brien testifies amid a pending custody dispute before Judge Robert De Mascio. Hoffa was last seen after lunch plans with Anthony Giacalone at the Red Fox Restaurant.
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U.S
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Hoffa
Joseph Giacalone
Anthony
Tony Jack” Giacalone
Robert DeMascio
Charles L
Chuckie” O’brien
O'Brien
Giacalone
Red Fox
Bloomfild Township
Holiday death toll far below early estimates
The Labor Day weekend highway traffic death toll was 381, far below the National Safety Council’s initial forecasts, as reported by The Associated Press.
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National Safety Council
Furnished Two Bedroom Apartment Ad in Herald
A furnished two bedroom apartment was rented via a Herald want-ad. The ad offered utilities, except electricity, all carpeted, no children or pets, and urged calls to a listed number. It ran for one day in the rentals section with a six day schedule, reminding readers you pay only for the times the ad runs.
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