Sportsmen Return Home From Munich in Coffins
Ten Israeli athletes arrived in Israel wrapped in Star of David flags after the Munich massacre. The body of weightlifter David Berger was flown to Cleveland for burial as a memorial ceremony was prepared. Prime Minister Golda Meir missed the service due to her sister’s death. Deputy PM Yigal Alon condemned the extremists and urged global action against terror. A somber crowd gathered at Lod and families mourned in various towns.
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David Berger
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Golda Meir
Shana Kreingold
Yigal Alon
Free World
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Police Seek 15 More Arabs After Munich Olympic Shootout
Bavarian police sought 15 more Arab suspects tied to the planning and execution of the attack that killed two Israeli Olympic team members and led to a gun battle at Fuerstenfeldbruck airfield. Four attackers and a West German officer died. a German helicopter pilot was seriously wounded. Captured suspects Ibrahim Badran Abd El Kadir El Dnawy and Samer Mohamed Abdulah were 20 and 22, claiming to be students from Jordan and Syria.
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Abd el Kadir el Dnawy
Samer Mohamed Abdulah
Koreans To Pull Out Of Vietnam Dec 1973 Termination
South Korea will withdraw 37 000 troops from Vietnam between December and June 1973 a Foreign Ministry official said the decision is final. 11 000 troops had been withdrawn earlier this year and Korean forces have been the second largest foreign contingent for Saigon since 1965.
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Tran van Lam
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Israelis and Arabs clash on Lebanese border
An Israeli army patrol killed one Israeli and an Arab during a clash with infiltrators just north of Baram on the Lebanese frontier. Reports said troops massed along the border following the incident, with guerrilla sources noting a broader buildup inland toward Ras Nakoura and Ramiah.
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Baram
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Ramiah
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Tough Strip Mining Law May Be Passed
The House Interior Committee backed the Coal Mine Surface Area Protection Act with an amendment that raises the denied-mining slope from 14 to 20 degrees. The change, seen as tougher for Appalachia, could reach the House floor this month. Some members supported the amendment, warning it attacks overburden removal more severely.
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House Interior Committee
Ronealio
Appalachia
Ed Edmond
Dekla
Teno Roncalio
D-Wyo
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Roncalio
Edmondson
Rhode Island Schools Closed By Strikes
Rhode Island districts including Providence Newport Barrington Smithfield and the Chariho region face a second day without classes as teachers strike over contracts. Some districts remained open but with few teachers present.
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Newport
Barrington
Smithfield
Chariho
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Burrillville
Panaganset Regional
Glocester Elementary
Charlies M. Bernardo
Fred G. Burke
Charho
Eugene Cochran
Superior Court
Cochran
State Supreme Court
Philip Kelly
Dear Abby and Editorials Lead Campaign Coverage
Inside The Journal features cartoons on pages 13 and classifieds on 14 15 with Dear Abby on page 8 and Joe Harris obits. The sports section notes teen page and theaters while Jane Muskie misses campaign trail as a suit is filed over GOP contributions.
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Abby
Jane Muskie
Shell contract awarded for 20000 square foot Biddeford shell
The Fourth Business Development Corp awards a 73723 bid to Philip Gadbois and Sons of Biddeford to erect a 20000 sq ft speculative shell in Biddeford Industrial Park. Site work starts after formal contract. financing to be provided by six local banks.
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Star Metal
Fourth Business Development Corp
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Roger Johnson
Dennis Plante
Michael Nanos
Clayton Cartmill
Arnold Shapiro
Conrad Grondin
Kenneth Small
Shell
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Pepperell Trust
Canal National Bank
Casco Bank
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