Israel Attacks Egypt as Meir Seeks U.S. Aid
Israel launched 60 planes against Egyptian Suez Canal positions, marking the seventh straight day of attacks. An American air force mission met in Jerusalem with Israeli officials as Prime Minister Golda Meir reportedly planned a U.S. visit to seek more aid amid rising Soviet involvement. Egyptian claims described heavy fire hindering raids with casualties reported on both sides. A Gaza Strip guerrilla incident wounded 29 civilians including six children.
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Israel
Suez Canal
U.S
Jerusalem
Tsraeli
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United States
Egypt
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Moscow
As & Kremlin
Qantata
Suez
James
Edmundson
Air Force Strike Command
Miami
Fla
Meir
San Francisco
United Nations
Nixon
U.N
Skyhaivk
Gaza Strip
Muscle cars face higher insurance surcharges in Nebraska
Nebraska Insurance Director Ben Neff warned Nebraskans considering a 1971 or later "hot car" that insurance premiums may rise compared with standard or lower power models. He cited weight to horsepower factors, loss data, and planned surcharges from 20 to 50 percent for such vehicles. Neff noted Florida's planned tests and ongoing studies on safer ratings and repair costs, advising consumers to check with insurers or the state department for details.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Ben Neff
Neff
Neff Nt
Department of Insurance
Faers
United States
Florida
Insurance Institute For Highway Safety of
Washington D.C
Woman arraigned for breaking into Bank of Sterling
Lois Ann Rogman of Sterling was arraigned before U S Commissioner C M Pierson on a federal charge of breaking into the Bank of Sterling with intent to commit theft. Officials said less than 100 dollars was taken from a cash drawer during the early Thursday incident. Authorities were alerted at about 1 a m when three teenagers saw activity inside the bank. The vault was not tampered with and the investigation involved state patrols Criminal Division FBI Lincoln County sheriff's office. Rogman was arrested about 1 1 a.m. at her Sterling home.
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Dalen Rathe Jr
Criminal Division
The
State Patrol
Linco
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Johnson County
Low bidder for Norfolk building
Central Contracting Corp of Kearney was named apparent low bidder for a 92 unit elderly apartment building on Norfolk Ave in west central Norfolk. The firm’s bid of 1 937 259 awaits HUD Chicago approval for a four year loan with work slated after notice. Odd Fellows sponsors the project to rent units to residents aged 62 and over.
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UPH
Central Contracting Corp
Kearney
Central
Norfolk Ave
Federal Housing and Urban Development Office
Chicago
Nolice
Odd Fellows Organization
Iaw
Central Contracting
Area women plan event at Knights hall
Catholic Daughters of America DavId City El Salvador chapter met at Knights of Columbus Hall with Grand Regent Mrs. Virgil Vrbka presiding. They plan games for St. Joseph Villa residents on Aug 4 with chairwoman Josephine Sloup assisting. A bake sale was announced for September. Reverend Paul Rutten spoke on the Nebraska School for Alcohol Studies. Co chairs for social hour were Victor Novacek and Ed Kopecky.
Origin of weathervanes traced to ancient Cyprus figure
United Press International reports the tradition of placing weathervanes on steeples began with Atrenicus of Cyprus, an ancient Greek astronomer who built a tower topped by a sea god figure holding a rod to indicate wind direction.
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Atrenicus
Cyprus
Legion plea seeks support for Kotouc legal costs
Beatrice Nebraska appeal to American Legion posts to raise funds for Captain Eugene Kotouc charged with killing a Vietnamese prisoner and injuring another. Funds cover legal research and travel as Article 32 hearings in Georgia resume July 21. Attorney Crosby voices optimism for dismissal. Nebraska letters await post meetings.
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American Legion
Humdt
Eugene Kotouc
W. W. Cook
Cook
Frank Dee
Kotouc
Otto Kotouc
Humboldt-Falls City
Lincoln
Crosby
Kolouc
Army
Pentagon
Williams preliminary hearing set for murder case
Lincoln UP I reports a preliminary hearing for John Williams aged 60 was set for Aug 1 in Lancaster County Court on second degree murder charges. Williams pleaded not guilty after a fatal stabbing of Jerry Ivory 29 at a residence.
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UPI
Lancaster County
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Williams
Jerry Lestervery
Ohn
R. Doyle
Paul Douglas
Ivory
Bryan Memorial Hospital
Douglas
Tvary
Butler E. Ivory Sr
Butler E. dc
Charles Green
Charles Riley
Akron
Ohio
Terrance
47 Dead Cats Found In Home In Reno
Welfare worker responding to a welfare check at Myrtle Dominco’s residence in Reno discovered two dead cats on a sink shelf and 45 more dead cats wrapped in paper around the house. Twenty live cats were also found in good condition as authorities sought the resident.
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Reno
New
UPI
Myrtle Dominco
Talice
Federal hearing ordered in fatal charter bus crash
Allentown Pennsylvania reports a federal hearing to determine why a chartered bus skidded on a rain slicked Interstate 78, killing seven school children. Investigators note bald rear tires and an old concrete surface while officials plan eyewitness testimony within 4 to 6 weeks.
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UPL
John H. Reed
National Transportation and Safety Board
William
Walker
Drearn
Heibert Daye
Academy Charter Co
Bayonne
Nal
Lawrence
N.Y
Pennsylvania
Agnew to Discuss Sports With Palmer on Tonight Show
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew will discuss sports with guest host Arnold Palmer on NBCs Tonight Show. The taped program will air at 11 30 p m New York time. Agnew remains in New York through Saturday.
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New York
UPI
Spiro T
Agnew
Arnold Palmer
Charlotte Bixenman Joins Local 525 As First Woman Cardholder
Fairfield native Charlotte Bixenman becomes the first woman in Burlington Local 525 to join a construction and general laborers union. She will remain secretary while earning a raise from $2.23 to $3.05 per hour and pays monthly dues of $9.00, citing better wages, health benefits, and job security.
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Burlington
UPI
Charlotte
Bixenman
Fairfield
Mani Dan
Uniotha
Matheson
Businessman found dead in Glenvil Nebraska
Dr Earl Baldwin Jr prominent local businessman founder of Leverage Tool Co was found dead at his home in Glenvil shortly after noon Thursday Authorities say he died from apparently self inflicted gunshot wounds His wife died last month Baldwin had developed a vise grip pliers now marketed nationwide
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UPL
Earl Baldwin Jr
Clay County Sheriffs of
Baldwin
Leverage Tool Co
Hastings
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