Quiet Suez Canal Amid End Of Middle East Cease Fire
Egypt imposes partial Cairo blackout after cease-fire expires. Sadat warns of possible Israeli reprisals while both sides are on high alert along the Suez. Diplomats expect an hour by hour truce, with talks and new initiatives from Eban and Riad as Sinai tensions rise.
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Cairo
Middle East
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Sadat
Sharawi Gomaa
Abba Eban
Mahmoud Riad
Maariv
Yedioth Karonoth
Eban
United States
New York
U.N
Gunnar V. Jarring
Washington
Nixon
U.S
Israel
Riad
Syria
Golan Heights
Moscow
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Alexei N. Kosygin
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Soviet Union
Nixon optimistic both sides will strive to maintain peace
President Nixon says tread carefully as Middle East cease fire lapses. He warns days of tension lie ahead but expects US and USSR to restrain hostilities and push for a live and let live peace, with both powers exerting restraint and no escalation of inflammatory rhetoric.
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Nixon
Washington
UPI
Middle East
United States
Soviet Union
White House
Joshua O. Haberman
Washington Hebrew Congregation
Inside Montpelier Deer Herd Debate Preview
A Montpelier evening program promises lively discussion on deer herd control with local residents and experts. The item previews a broader Page 3 feature on wildlife management and community reaction.
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Montpelier
Supreme Court rules draftee may not object to a specific war
The Supreme Court ruled 8-1 that a draft registrant may not claim conscientious objection to a specific war such as Vietnam. Justice Marshall stated Congress intended exemptions for those opposed to all war, not a particular conflict. Dissent by Justice Douglas.
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Supreme Court
Washington
William O. Douglas
Gillette
Vietnam
Negre
Hugo L. Black
Marshall
Guy Porter Gillette
New York City
Louis A. Negre
Bakersfield
Calif
Cushman plant sale signals North Bennington transition
BCIC reports VIBA conditional approval of a $450,000 state guaranteed loan to Green Mountain Furniture of Hanover New Hampshire to buy Cushman assets for $500,000. New owner Baumritter Corp may purchase production, as General Interiors arranges inventory disposition. Key officers will run the North Bennington plant with Newman and OLeary assuming major roles.
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Bennington County Industrial Corporation
BCIC
Vermont Industrial Building Authority
VIBA
Green Mountain Furniture
Hanover
N.H
New Hampshire
H.T. Cushman Mfg. Co
General Interior Corp
New York
North Bennington
Cushman
Baumritter Corp
Ethan Allen Furniture
Baumritter
North
Bennington
Cushman Corp
General Interiors
Lewisburg
Ethan Allen
Vermont
Orleans
Beecher Falls
The
Green
Mountain Furniture Company
Thomas Vollmann
Charles P. O'Leary
Windsor
Lawrence Newman
Burlington
Thomas Walker
George Lamb
Springfield
George Wittreich
Lebanon
Newman
University of Vermont
Amos Tuck School of Business Administration
Dartmouth College
O’leary
United States Naval Academy
Garrison Printing Corp
Hijacker changes mind in mid air over Mobile to Miami
A young blond gunman seized a National Airlines jet in Mobile, ordered Montreal, then redirected to Miami to surrender. The plane, National 745, had originated in Pensacola and carried 38 passengers and four crew. No sky marshal aboard. hijacker entered without a ticket through an unguarded gate.
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UPI
National Airlines
Mobile
Ala
Montreal
Knoxville
Tenn
Federal Aviation Agency
Washington
Robert E. Carter
Jack Graham
Jerry Gemma
Miami Area
National 745
Pensacola
Fla
New Orleans
Chou En-lai visits Hanoi amid U S aggression crisis
London based dispatch says Chinese Premier Chou En-lai visited Hanoi over U S backed Laos operations and the Ho Chi Minh trail, signaling Hanoi seeks Beijing help. Diplomats assess Beijing’s support aims to prevent Hanoi’s defeat or political crisis, with questions about Moscow and possible Soviet talks. The visit underscores a new crisis stage in Indochina and China’s intent to aid Viet Nam.
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London
UPI
North Vietnam
Chou En-lai
Hanoi
U.S
Peking
Chou
Laos
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Moscow
China
Africa
MTI
Indochina
Clean reactor drive delayed as fast-breeders are promoted
Washington reports the White House will favor liquid metal fast-breeder reactors over fusion research to address looming power shortages. The plan increases AEC funding for breeder development and a demonstration plant, citing safety and fuel gains, while fusion funding is trimmed.
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Washington
White House
Atomic Energy Commission
Hudson River
Easton
N.Y
New York State Atomic and Space Aieace Authority
AEC
Nixon
Edward E. David Jr
Legal gambling urged for New York by GOP leader
Senate Republican leader Earl W. Brydges introduced a constitutional amendment to permit legal gambling casinos in New York. He said the move would allow study during the session, curb unlicensed gambling, and boost state revenues while reducing organized crime funding from illegal gambling.
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Albany
N.Y
UPI
New York State
Senate
Earl W. Brydges
New York
Brydges
Niagara Falls
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O'Leary
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GOP
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