Demonstrators Back Sadat Amid Egyptian Crisis in Cairo
Thousands of Egyptians filled Cairo streets supporting President Anwar Sadat as security forces kept watch. The crisis followed resignations by cabinet ministers and ASU leaders, with several officials placed under house arrest.
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Dayan calls Egyptian crisis significant amid possible power struggle
Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Dayan said Egypt's political crisis is significant but not linked to peace prospects with Israel. He noted President Sadat must consolidate power, align a new cabinet and control media to navigate the crisis, amid reports of regional power shifts and rumors of Russian advisers.
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Boys learn practical cooking in six week home economics class
Rick Howe reports Columbus Junior High hosts 15 boys in a six week elective course for bachelors to learn basic cooking. Ellen O'Sullivan leads the class as enrollment soars past the £5 limit with 54 signing up. Students enjoy practical skills and plan a park tasting on May 20 bringing their own steaks.
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Calley confined to quarters during appeals process
The Army ruled Lt. William L. Calley Jr. must stay in his bachelor quarters at Fort Benning, Georgia during a lengthy appeals process possibly lasting two years or more. Major General Talbott denied a request to free him, noting he will remain in custody and continue to receive daily pay while awaiting final review of his conviction for My Lai killings.
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Local readings and sunrise sunset angles reported
Local readings show temperatures around 63 and 82 with a Friday high near 68. Year ago highs were 40. Sunrise Sunday is 8 44 and sunset Sunday 6 08. Sunrise Monday 8 45 and sunset Monday to follow.
Early Senate showdown on SST revival vote
Senate factions sharpened to a Wednesday floor vote on reviving the multimillion dollar Supersonic Transport project. Democrats and Republicans moved to resume funding though earlier moves had stalled. $854 million was tied to continuing development after prior termination attempts.
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Area Qualifies for Emergency Flood Insurance Coverage
HUD announced Columbus in Platte County qualifies for emergency flood insurance effective May 21. Residents and small businesses may purchase federally subsidized policies with cap amounts for single-family homes and multi-unit structures, and contents insured up to specified limits. Waiting periods apply. eligibility requires local government adoption of land use controls by December 31.
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Russian vessels accused of harassment at sea near Boston
Report notes alleged harassment by Russian fishing ships near Masachusetts coast. US Coast Guard responding after several incidents damaging gear aboard the tug Vigilant and other vessels. National Marine Fisheries Service to hold talks with the Russian commander to address repeated near misses and gear losses estimated in tens of thousands of dollars.
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DES Prexy Seeks Calm as Railway Strikes Loom
Des president and leaders of railway unions warn of a nationwide strike as Congress adjourns at midnight. Federal lawmakers struggle to pass emergency legislation to avert work stoppages, while union negotiators press for a 54 percent raise over 36 months amid wage comparisons with other industries.
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Atty General seeks pretrial detention power in federal cases
The Attorney General urges Congress to pass a federal pretrial detention law allowing jailing up to 60 days for dangerous suspects in crimes like kidnapping and racketeering. The proposal, aimed at curbing organized crime, faces criticism over civil liberties and protections for defendants. The plan would let judges set bail conditions or revoke release for suspects, and extend to cases involving serious offenses.
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Five American Soldiers Killed in Mine Blast Near Hai An
Five Americal Division soldiers died when a mine blast hit their patrol near Hai An, 35 miles northeast of Saigon. An official report from Saigon listed additional wounded and noted North Vietnamese activity in surrounding valleys as a response to mounting casualties.
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McGovern backs Nixon trip to Communist China
The text reports George McGovern urging President Nixon to visit Communist China to move the United States toward normal relations. It notes McGovern’s support for the trip as a potential step for easing tensions and expanding diplomacy, with emphasis on a hopeful, constrained timeline.
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