Israeli Press Attacks Egypt Demand on Canal Pullback
Israeli media denounces Anwar Sadat’s call for a partial Israel troop withdrawal from the east bank of the Suez Canal as a first step toward a full pullout. Sadat extends the cease-fire by 30 days and offers to reopen the canal to world shipping if Israel complies.
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Egypt
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Haaretz
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Omer
Indian Ocean
Astronaut Watcher Invites Moon Team to Dinner
SPACE CENTER Houston AP The nation’s top Astronaut Watcher extended a dinner invitation to Apollo 1 crew during the first moon walk. President Nixon asked to invite Alan Shepard Edgar Mitchell and Stuart Roosa to the White House for dinner and a Camp David weekend after the mission. The astronauts delay acceptance until they finish quarantine and return home.
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Shepard
Earth
Moon
Ardaricans
Nixon Eyes New Improved Press Contacts
President Nixon seeks more candid press access with new formats for news conferences. Herbert Klein says timing shifts from prime time to noon or 5 p.m. are under consideration, and Nixon may meet with groups like chambers of commerce to promote his programs.
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Washington
Nixon
Herbert Klein
Klein
Chambers of Commerce
Congress
Kent Cousin of Queen On Duty in Northern Ireland
Belfast AP reports Duke of Kent cousin to Queen Elizabeth II arrived in Northern Ireland commanding an armored task force. The 45 year old major led 22 armored cars 10 jeeps and five trucks part of a ready reserve for Belfast deployment at Omagh on the frontier with the Republic.
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Duke of Kent
Elizabeth IE
Bottorn
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Omagh
Irish Republic
Ee Teady
New Plea at Hearing for 10 Protesters
Phillip Mause of the University of Iowa faculty urged dismissal of charges against 110 protesters tied to a December 9 campus disturbance. Judge Garfield signaled a ruling after all evidence, noting some charges may not be substantiated.
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Iowa City
Phillip Mause
University of Iowa
Mause
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Supreme Court
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Garfield
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the University
Bruce Johnson
Norton Wheeler
Stephen Carl
Kenneth Saylor
Dean Stuit
Liberal Arts College
Stuit
iPoint
Courthouse News Three Appear in Linn Court Admit Unrelated Counts
Three persons pleaded guilty in Linn County Court in unrelated cases. Henry R. Franks admitted breaking and entering and a reduced larceny count for a Nov 30 Cedar Rapids break in and a Nov 10 theft, with sentencing set for February. Laura Kueny admitted selling LSD to an undercover agent, receiving a suspended sentence and probation, and a $300 fine. The story notes Cedar Rapids addresses and dates, plus a county clerk’s remarks on marriage license inquiries and a machine to process calls faster.
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Cedar Rapids
Franks
Laura Kueny
William Eads
Anamiosa
Paul Kueny
Miss Kueny
Perry
Linn
Kamaburg
Camp meeting and theft report in city briefs
Wandering Wheels camping club will meet Sunday at 6 30 p m at Bethany Lutheran church Interested camper may attend. Entered Dr W E Kettle kamap s office 3318 First avenue NE was entered Wednesday or Thursday and 112 in cash was stolen. Bookmobile will not be at Bowman Woods school Friday evening because of the weather. Schatz 24 pled guilty to a reduced charge. Money missing Myrtle Mil 692 Fifteenth Avenue SE jailed on probation. The Jan 19 theft of an icebox from an abandoned farmhouse east of Cedar Rapids belonged to Larry Hadrava of Marion.
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W. E. Kettlekamap
Deane
Madeline
Public Library
Bowman’ Woods
Larry
Schatz
Box
6Th Ave
Ady
Harold Vietor
Myrtle Mil
Degsier
Fifteenth Avenue SE
James Shannon
Cedar Rapids
Larry Hadrava
Marion
Cedar
James L Berry Testifies in Linn County Murder Trial
James L Berry described shooting Clarence Yarborough with a shotgun in self defense during a Linn County murder trial. The trial was delayed by a juror snowbound. closing arguments expected Monday after the defense rests. The incident occurred last June 26 at the defendant’s Center Sanction residence.
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James L. Berry
Linn
Clarence Yarborough
Linn County
Sanction Residente
Judgment in Long Hair Case Against School
Federal court ruled that the Aplington Community School District must respond to a student's suspension claim tied to long hair. Superintendent Cliff McKee failed to answer, leading to a judgment against the district by Judge Edward J. McManus. The case centers on school policy and student rights.
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Elam
Cedar Rapids
Leo J. Elam
Aplington Communi Vista
Calif
Wil Jure
Edward J. McManus
Clif
Ford McKee
Kenneth Perry Cairo
UPI
Keith Uh
National Circus
Haslerhop
Ublerhop
Aplington
McKee
Hijacked Plane Drama Ends With Havana Landing
Delta flight 3% with 23 passengers and crew of four was hijacked by a bearded man who threatened to detonate nitroglycerin taped to his body if the plane did not go to Cuba. Captain Blizzard delivered the hijacker’s note and the plane landed in Havana where the hijacker praised the opportunity to see Cuba.
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UPI
Jon Delta Airlines
Charles Blizzard
Nole
Cuba
Blizzard
Havana
Chicago
Nashville
Bobby ‘Goldsboro
Goldsboro One
Red
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Goldsboro
Streight
Silizaard
Judy McGinty
All
Memphis
Linde O'Keefe
Idle 747s as Movie and Concert Halls Proposed
Washington editorial argues idle jumbo jets waste space and investment. It suggests using grounded 747s as passenger lounges or venues for theater and concerts while airlines restructure to improve finances and reduce debt.
Nixon Proclaims USO Day Honoring Servicemen Support
President Nixon proclaimed USO Day praising the organization as a home away from home for U.S. servicemen worldwide. The text includes garbled quotes and stray phrases about taped items and unclear statements.
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Washington
Nixon
Here
U.S
Three Soviet Ships Head for Cuba Reported by Pentagon
Washington AP says three Russian ships sail toward Cuba across the Atlantic. The spokesman identified a guided missile cruiser, a merchant tanker, and a submarine tender or mother ship. The tender resembles one feared as a potential Soviet sub base in Cuba.
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Washington
Cuba
Ake
Atlantic
Pentagon
Trade newer 3 bedroom Omaha for Cedar Rapids house
Reader offers a swap from a newer three bedroom Omaha residence to a Cedar Rapids home. Contact at 363-6167 after 5 PM.
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Cedar Rapids
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