Nixon Visits Egypt as Crowds Cheer Leader
President Nixon and President Sadat traveled by train to Alexandria amid vast crowds as security mobilized thousands along the route. Nixon praised Sadat’s leadership and signaled a shift in U.S. policy toward a durable Middle East peace while stressing no quick solutions to longstanding conflicts.
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Cairo
Egypt
Nixon
Anwar Sadat
Alexandria
Sadat
Khedive Ismail
Suez Canal
Nile Delta
Mediterranean
Ras el
God
Nikson
Kubbeh Palace
Middle East
United States
Israel
Three Arab Guerrillas Die After Israel Attack Siege
Israeli security forces killed three Arab guerrillas after they seized a honey processing plant at a kibbutz near Shamir. The two hour siege left three women dead, one wounded, as gunfire and explosions echoed through the building. The attack followed a previous raid on Qiryat Shmonah that killed 18 Israelis and the assailants. The incident occurred during President Nixon's Middle East tour amid ongoing violence in northern Israel and Lebanon.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Golan Heights
Shamir
Nixon
Middle East
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Syria
Popular Front For the Liberation At
Palestine
General Command
Beirut
Qiryat Shmonah
Sharai
Kibbutz
Northern Front
Raphael Eytan
Hula
Maalot
Lebanon
Probers May Make Evidence Public
The House Judiciary Committee weighs making public most evidence from its impeachment inquiry amid leaks. Democrats and Rodino push openness, while Kissinger’s role in wiretaps draws controversy. Ford and Burch demand public hearings. leaks blamed on a few members as Republicans call for accountability. St. Clair prepares Nixon defense brief.
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Gerald Ford
House Judiciary Committee
Washington
Nixon
Peter W. Rodine Jr
D-N.j
Henry A. Kissinger
Gerald R. Ford
Dean
Burch
Kissinger
Ford
House
Judiciary Committee
Charles Sandman
R-N.j
Joseph Maraziti
R¢W.l
White House
James D. St. Clair
St. Clair
Sound Off Tonight invites letters to vent pet peeves
Readers are urged to phone 665 8291 to share opinions for a Sound Off column published Saturdays. The Tonight segment runs 5 to 9 pm and asks callers to focus on issues for which bodies responsible for solutions should act. The snippet also notes Rodino's stance on Watergate evidence and the caucus discussion on calling witnesses.
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The
Journal
Area Logger Killed By Falling Tree
Titusville area man Richard E. Sager, 28, of A.D. 2 Titusville, was killed in a logging accident in French Creek Township Venango County. He died at the scene from a fractured skull after a tree fell while colleagues culling on property owned by Charles Allen of Pleasantville.
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Titusville
French Creek
Venango County
Richard E. Sager
A.D. 2
Howard Gabrys
Sapet
Charles Allen
Pleasantville
Kraft Hill
Utica
Richard Proctor
R.D. 2
Spartansburg
Sager
Proctor
Nixon Kissinger Wiretap Data Tied to White House
AP reports wiretap summaries were hand carried to the White House and delivered to President Nixon and Henry Kissinger. Surveillance began May 1969, with FBI to share summaries with Haldeman in June 1970. Data targeted 19 officials and four newsmen over leaks. Kissinger denied wrongdoing and urged reopening hearings. Washington Post later cited an FBI memo linking the project to a May 9 1969 call from Kissinger to J Edgar Hoover.
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Washington
Nixon
Associated Press
PBS
White House
Henry A. Kissinger
FBI
H.R. Haldeman
Kissinger
Administration
Salzburg
Austria
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Washington Post
J. Edgar Hoover
Scholarships Open For 74 Graduates At CAHS
Corry Area School District officials announce the Edward M. and Irene Fisher Allen Scholarship offering two $725 awards to Class of 74 members entering college, junior college, vocational or technical school. Applications available at CAHS office 8:30 to noon and 1 to 4:30, due June 28, awards by July 15. Applicants must be Corry Area graduates with scholastic ability and financial need, no duplication with existing programs.
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Edward M. and
Irene Fisher Allen
CAHS
William Helmintoller
Board of Education
Martha Pfusch
Russell Brant
H. Richard Hays
Spartansburg
Paul R. Camphbell
Corry
Helmintoller
Corry Area School District
Logs Stolen Near Hyderaws. Police Name Suspect
A Pleasantville man found logs missing from a rural Hyderaws area after returning for them. Corry state police investigated and identified Joseph W Schroeder as the cutter of the cherry and maple logs valued at 450 dollars, taken weeks earlier by a truck and loader.
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Pleasantville
Hyderaws
Corry
Joseph W Schroeder
Police Charge Four More For Speeding
Police crackdown on speeders continues as four more drivers are cited for traveling 10 mph or more above posted limits. Measures included patrols on measured city streets and installation of speed limit signs. Citations list Lyle P. Coburn 26 West Bend street 45 mph East Main street Lawrence M. Craker 46 Apache avenue 48 mph Wayne Street Gilbert A. Sorenson 26 R D 1 Spring Creek Walter A. Shields Jr. 19 Gould street 44 mph East Main street. All charges to be filed with District Justice W Porter Aver.
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Lyle P. Coburn
West Bend Street
East Main Street
Lawrence M. Craker
Apache Avenue
Wayne Street
Gilbert A. Sorenson
R.D. 1
Spring Creek
Walter A. Shields Jr
Gould Street
W. Porter Aver
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Henry Kissinger
Congress
U.S
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Koubbeh Palace
Rodino
Democrats
Charles W. Colson
Colson
Corry Area
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