Syria Backs Boycott Of Geneva Conference
Syria announces a boycott of a high level Middle East conference opening in Geneva on Monday. Assad signals the move after consultations with Secretary of State Kissinger and Japanese socialists visiting Damascus. The issue hinges on a list of prisoners from the October war and American pressure to disclose it.
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Silas Saied
Middle East
Guneva
Unl
Syran
Wissinger Sind
Isavail Falany
Damascus
Syra
Israel
Gaventlinger
Abba Than
Toissinger
Tel Aviv
Syeta
Asoning
Kissinger
UW. 8
Syriea
Soviet Union
Intes
Assad
Tee
Rapids Chamber Elects New Officers for Coming Year
John C Rice was named chamber president at the Derk Rapids Chamber meeting held Tuesday at the Cetin Rapids Toyalty edith. New officers include William Colletebur as first vice president and general manager of Rapids Ghyvralet, Charles P Rohde as second vice president, Josuph P Mladky as executive vice president, and Robert ANON as treasurer. Jan-1 start date indicated for terms.
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Tey Rapids
Nowy
John CG
Hice
IoWa National Malia Insurance) Co
Derk Rapids Chamber of Com
Cetin Rapids
Clevtad Ware
William Colletebur
Rapids Ghyvralet
Charles P. Rohde
Midlad Forge, Inc
Josuph P. Mladky 1
The
Gazelleo
Robert ‘Anon Yas Re Steele
Fort
New Power for Watergate Unit in Senate Push
A dated and garbled Washington text notes moves to empower a Watergate investigative unit. It mentions extending authority and reviewing documents as officials consider new oversight and potential actions. The fragmented source includes names, dates, and procedural hints without clear outcomes.
Former congressman Bramwell fined for tax failure
Cedar Rapids reads that former Second District congressman Bramwell pled guilty to failing to file federal 1969 tax returns. He was fined $10,000, given three years probation, and required to prepay taxes due with interest. He says back taxes may be owed and criticizes the government. The judge ordered compliance and potential jail if not met.
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Cedar Rapids
James B. Brotawatl
Gentehce
Bramwell
Wet Ridge
U.S
Edward J. McManus
McManus
Bromyyell
Do Ullarney
Gadette
Water
Bromwell
Lollong
Brenwall
Cote
Veon
Finmedal
McMants
Diattornay
Iawa
Federal Court
Lramawell
Gilty Nay
Tieacheltien
Pee Koenhae
Swisher Man Killed in Grash Road Crash
Ernest L. Sev lomswhat of Swisher was killed Monday when his vehicle was struck by another car at the intersection of highway 210 and Swisher lalsektop. The second driver, James Whodarth, 28, of Springville, was treated at Sedar Mapils hospital and released.
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Swisher
Ernest L. Sevlomswhat
Syste
Lalsektop
Nthe Hocktop
Dames
Whodarth
Springville
Serhousek
Ariv Ial
Sedar Mapils
Whodwarth Wee
Teamsters Reopen Pact Over Speed Limits
Washington AP reports the Teamsters Union reopening the trucking industry’s talonel cut rack to relieve the lipinel on the yvarnings of over the road fuel stories. President Mraike Hikzsininins says its opinion is not going to be singled out for every more than its share of making. Most long haul truckers face slower pace limits with lower speed rules potentially reducing annual earnings to about 840 a year.
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Washington
Teamsters Union
Esday
Univers Cemn
Teamsters
Mraike
Thei Anneal Caryings
Keris Alii
Five Americans killed in Saudi Arabian bombing flight
A bomb and ensuing gunfire on a Pay American Airlines plane in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia, killed four passengers and injured several others including Bonnie Geisler and Bunnie Geisler. The victims included Muriel Berkaw Cole and Mrs. Victor McKinney, all part of a holiday tour sponsored by Acadian American Corp. Officials confirmed the attack and described survivors being transported to hospitals. further details remained unclear as authorities investigated.
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Bunnie Gaizle
Cole
Wis Vel
New York
Dang
Cola
Mrs. Berkals
Saudi Arabia
Dhahran
Acadian Amarivat Oi Corp
Auhorities
Berka
Seell
Migs
McKinney
Moe
Victor MeKinney
Miss McKinney
Athens
Lufthan
Spolusman Gald
Plate
Toft Athans
Soviet Ship With 2 Men Launches Space Mission
Soviet sources report a two crew Soyuz spacecraft launched for a manned orbital flight with three months reserved for Earth orbit operations. The mission, the first of its redesigned Soyuz series, aims to demonstrate new life support and docking capabilities.
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Moscow
Ubinn Tuesgiy
Ital
Soyuz
Beney
I. Taunelord
Modrome
Ain Voner
Vyolh Klis
Valentin le
Posse Slau
Avian
Chis Folloyyigel
Hostage Crisis Aboard Plane Ends in Surrender
Conflicting reports say hijackers released some prisoners after negotiations as authorities stated several hostages were killed during the ordeal. Palestinians and Syrians disputed claims while transit officials and international airlines described the chaotic sequence across Athens, Damascus, and Kuwait.
Fragmented local item about baths and school event
A partially readable notice mentions baths and a youth event at an unspecified location. The text is garbled with several proper nouns missing or unclear, preventing precise identification of participants or outcomes.
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Syria
Future Borders
Powey
Praklon
Jerusalema
Tstav
Aoi
Jerusalem
Ienop
Suez
Furs
Hangk
Rie Hhanivel
Adulyadey
Naathis
Hilal
Marlon
Agnew
Annapolis
Maryland Bar Assa
John C, Rice
Jahn S Ries
Ihsan Wiiscielom
Eoutels
Owen
Swisher Man
Rome
America
F. Hildebeand
Marshalltown
Sid Barbara
Me Kinney
Pirat Culy
Jolly
Bill Geisler
Bonnie Srslar
We Salate Department
Butjdaye
Mays. Geisler
Yald
State Department
Bunnie
San Camilla Hospital
Nome
Sudhe
Scott Berka
McKinneys
Pan Au
Des Moines
New Moines
Pheye
Muriel Berke
Mrs. Hildebrand
Waal Coast
Jeptey
Mate
Aeysuy
Pavey
Vance
Tri Sithatien
Compal Railwoms
New Jersey
Lo Ninule
Hetshise
Arin Synkeetnan
Atreratt
Putin Space
Milne
Sayan
Pili
Paese
Lufthanse
Lufthaisad
Jel Aller Oehl
Jendling
Realit
Beirut
Tle
Banel
Reine Yuesday
Vamastus
Aivon
Damascus Alport
la Rue Ait
Persian Gulf
Heey Viemant
Campseus
Nostiges
Radiia
Varia
Allon
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