Moscow Plot Ties Egypt Coup to Kremlin Says Diplomat
East European diplomats say Moscow likely aided Egypt's January coup against Anwar Sadat. Ali Sabri led the plot and worked with Sharawy Gomaa of Egypt's intelligence service in cooperation with the KGB. Sadat and allies, including Fawzi and Heykal, opposed by Soviet leaders who feared a secret EgyptUS deal.
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Moscow
Anwar Sadat
Cairo
Ali Sabri
Kremlin
Middle East
Sharawy Gomaa
KGB
Russia
Sadat
Fawzi
Muhammad Heykal
Nixon
Rogers
Podgorny
People’s Assembly
Soviet Union
Pravda
United States
Leonid Brezhnev
Vietnam
Ann Landers letters on hair, premature babies, and libraries
A reader panel on long hair sparks debate over Jesus imagery. A Baltimore mother shares her premature baby triumph after doubts from doctors and friends, urging awareness. A teen writes about sisters abusing her library card, with guidance to pay fines and reinstate library rules. Letters conclude with mailing address instructions.
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Ann Landers
Library
Vic
Law Over Litter: Oregon Bans Nonreturnable Cans
Oregon acts to prohibit sales of nonreturnable beer and soft drink cans and bottles starting October 1 1972. A five cent deposit will be charged on most containers while milk whisky and wine bottles stay exempt. The law, hailed as landmark by conservationists, faces industry opposition citing minimal impact on solid waste and urging education enforcement and recycling instead.
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Oregon
National Academy of Sciences
Judd H. Alexander
The
American Can Company
Banks and Nader probe urban lending duties and gains
The piece argues First National City Bank of New York and peers may weather Nader’s critique and suggests banks should take a leadership role in urban development. It questions urban versus suburban lending, calls for rethinking profits versus community needs, and notes euro-dollar borrowing as a fairness issue in public policy.
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Christian Science Monitor
First National City Bank of New York
Nader “Ee
America
Tors
City Bank
Nader
le City Bank
Sketches by Gen Fen on the sea shore
The speaker details a shoreline walk after an ebb tide gathering oddities and treasures. Shells starfish and simple items are valued not for wealth but for heart felt meanings like faith and hope. The poem closes with gratitude for the wealth God has given.
Argentina’s 1966 coup ousts Illia endangering democracy
United States condemns the swift bloodless overthrow of President Illia by military leaders. Whiteside County supervisors approve a plan to allow certain restaurants to sell liquor on Sundays from noon to 10 p.m., after a 17 to 12 vote.
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Argentina
Arturo Illia
United States
Dip
Illia
Whiteside County
Adams earns Illinois degree and joins Whirlpool Evansville
Darold Paul Adams, son of Mr and Mrs Gig Adams of 1100 Route 30 Rock Falls, graduates with a Bachelor of Science in accountancy from the University of Illinois and accepts a managerial post with Whirlpool in Evansville Indiana. Truman Hart, operator of the North Locust Street service station at Miller Road, wins the Illinois Petroleum Marketers golf tournament at Mount Hawley Country Club Peoria with a 72 par score, three strokes ahead. The event and banquet are annual.
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Gig Adams
Route 30
Rock Falls
University of Illinois
Whirlpool Company
Evansville
Indiana
Truman Hart
North Locust Street
Miller Road
Illinois Petroleum Marketers
Mount Hawley Country Club
Peoria
Local hunters warned as reports of large cat persist
Mrs Bert Eden on a farm seven miles southwest of Stock ton reports sighting a large cat resembling a cougar. She described it as about four feet long and two and a half feet high. Jo Daviess county residents have reported large felines in the county in recent years. Illinois National Guard garages in Rock Falls near delays in public services. Cloyd Bennett says sewer outlet and electricity are ready for the garage units despite holds.
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Bert Eden
Stockton
Jo Daviess County
Illinois National Guard
Eighth Avenue
Rock Falls
Cloyd Bennett
Sterling
Northern Baptists plan national boycott of films
Des Moines reports a boycott plan against motion pictures unless reforms occur. Rev. S. Z. Watten of Philadelphia calls movies a grave moral menace amid social service committee findings. Also announced is a gasoline price cut by Standard Oil, lowering wholesale to 18 cents and retail to 20 cents per gallon.
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Des Moines
Social Service Committees
S. Z. Watten
Philadelphia
Standard Oil Company
Babies begin smiling at six weeks to two months
Britannica notes infants develop social smiles starting around six weeks, with more frequent grins by two months. The milestone marks early interaction and emotional development in newborns.
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
Strength For The Day By Earl L Douglass D D
A devotional piece urges effort of good men against evil in light of present troubles. It cites Revelation’s promise of a new heaven and earth and the wiping away of tears and pain. The author contends true hope comes from God as spiritual beings under His providence.
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God
Barbs on Work and World Series Fans
The column notes that many stay busy beyond youth and jokes about early rising for World Series tickets before age 40. It contrasts enthusiasm with aging indifference, hinting at changing attitudes toward money and tickets as bills arrive.
Pentagon Study sparks debate on Vietnam policy and isolationism
Washington weighs the so called Pentagon Study amid criticism that it misleads on U.S. handling of the Vietnam conflict. Officials warn against isolationist currents and urge continued support for allies, arguing the study harms American credibility.
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Washington
Pentagon
United States
Kennedy
Johnson
Hanoi
Paris
Vietnam
America
Red China
Soviet Union
Europe
Asia
Highlights In History June 28 1971 spark that started World War I
This date recalls Archduke Francis Ferdinand assassination in Sarajevo in 1914 sparking World War I. Other events noted include Monmouth battles, Queen Victoria’s crown, the Versailles Treaty, Yugoslav guerrilla beginnings, Dewey nominating convention, MacArthur’s Luzon reconquest, Kennedy’s atomic test advisory, Ongania’s Argentine coup, and Northern Ireland troop movements.
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Austria-Hungary
Archduke Francis Ferdinand
Sarajevo
Bosnia
Monmouth
N.J
Molly Pitcher
Britain
Victoria
France
Yugoslavia
Chicago
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Douglas MacArthur
Luzon
Philippines
John F . Kennedy
Soviet Union
Argentina
Arturo Illia
Juan Carlos Ongania
Northern Ireland
Pre-cut and finish western board paneling before wall application
A guidance note recommends pre-cutting and finishing western board paneling prior to mounting on walls. It emphasizes ensuring edges are smooth and surfaces sealed to avoid fitting issues and improve overall installation quality.
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Daily Gazette
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