U S military goes on worldwide alert over possible Soviet move
United States forces worldwide were placed on alert amid uncertainty over Soviet intentions in the Middle East crisis. Secretary Kissinger said the warning was precautionary and not a sign of confrontation, with U S involvement limited to observer duties under U N supervision.
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Henry A. Kissinger
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Soviet Union
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U.N
National Security Council
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James R. Schlesinger
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
Henry M. Jackson
Dash
Jackson
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White House
Jerry W. Friedheim
Friedheim
James KR. Schlesinger
D-Wash
Israel
Senate Armed Services Committee
U.S
Security Council
China
France
Britain
Henry Jackson
Armed Forces Committee
House
Carl Albert
Albert
Russia
Corpse Found in Freezer Discovered Near Bagley
Clearwater County Sheriff Ken Felt reports a corpse found buried in a freezer about 12 miles south of Bagley remains unidentified and under investigation. State Bureau of Investigation says no foul play suspected though details are limited by legal procedures. Two hunters discovered the freezer and alerted authorities amid unofficial rumors of the case.
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Clearwater County
Ken Felt
Bagley
Minnesota
Thomas G. Brownell
State Crime Bureau
Nixon energy on meat prices and jobs sparks relief hopes
Nixon aides promised more meat and cheaper food next year while warnings of continued high interest rates and higher unemployment linger. Meany called Nixon emotionally unstable, prompting a White House rebuttal that labeled the claim incredible and irresponsible.
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Nixon
Herbert F. Stein
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
White House
Aflcio
George Meany
Gerald L. Warren
Meany
Warren
Nonaligned Security Council proposes UN force in Mideast
United Nations bulletin reports nonaligned council members propose a UN military force to police the Egyptian Israeli cease fire, then revise the plan to exclude the five permanent powers led by the United States and Soviet Union. Diplomatic sources say the shift aims to address U S and China objections. Russia favored formation. the United States opposed.
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Security Council
U.N
United States
Russia
China
Soviet Union
Britain
France
Mideast
Weather Outlook and Local Crime Note
Fair today with cooler tonight and a chance of showers Friday. Highs range 58 to 63 today and 58 to 65 Friday with about 30 percent rain chance. Water level at 1339.80, normal 1340. Brownell cites potential burial law violation and says the Crime Bureau will issue a fuller report in a few days.
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Crime Bureau
Housing loans discussed at Headwaters regional meeting
The Headwaters Regional Development Commission held a Wednesday night session on long term low interest housing loans. MN State Housing Finance Agency director Jim Dlugosch outlined current and future programs while bankers, realtors and lawmakers explored a banking consortium to pool funds and underwrite loans with government agencies.
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Headwaters Regional Development Commission
Jim Dlugosch
Minnesota State Housing Finance Agency
Jerry Willet
Doug St. Onge
Beltrami
Dlugosch
Housing Finance Agency
Kissinger warns Russia on Middle East intervention risks
Secretary of State Kissinger warned the Soviet Union that U S actions in the Middle East have limits while stressing a shared nuclear danger with Moscow. He opposes sending forces into the region and backs a UN led peace effort without troops from the permanent Security Council members.
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