Sudan withdraws troops from Suez in Egyptian bid
Cairo AP reports Sudan honors Egyptian demand to pull remaining troops from the Suez Canal area. Sudanese embassy says most troops have left and about 500 remain to depart soon. Originating forces had numbered about 2000, with 500 airlifted home in 1971 amid internal turmoil. Diplomatic wrangling followed a Cairo press report mis portraying leadership. An Egyptian parliamentary delegation will visit Khartoum for the new parliament opening.
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William P. Rogers
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America's Yeast Breads in Family Weekly Cookbook
Family Weekly offers a pull-out cookbook section on yeast breads by food editor Marilyn Hansen. It highlights nine recipes from across America and invites both seasoned bakers and beginners to enjoy yeast bread making, with focus on nutrition and economy in family cooking.
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Family Weekly
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Mrs. Hansen
America
Columbus Day celebrations span four days with parade and beauty contest
The Columbus event stretched over four days featuring a downtown parade, fireworks, and a Miss Columbus Day USA pageant with contestants from 11 cities. Debbie Mohler of Columbus, Ind. won. President Nixon attended a Columbus Day dinner in Washington and praised immigrants while Labour and Vietnam policy received notice.
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Debbie Mohler
Ind
Nixon
Washington
Ameri ‘Rca
Black physicians plan China health care tour
A 3,500 member national medical association delegation from the United States will evaluate health care facilities and programs in China. They depart Honolulu Tuesday, arrive in Hong Kong Wednesday, and travel by train to Shumchun Friday. They are the first health care group to tour China without U.S. government financing.
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China
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Hong Kong
Shumchun
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Secret Paris talks clash with Vietnam war activity
U.S. air losses in North Vietnam rose as 108 planes were lost since the March offensive. Hanoi claimed several U.S. fighter-bombers downed while U.S. spotter plane and Cobra helicopter crashed. American troop strength slipped to 35,200, with Nixon announcing a plan to cut to 27,000 by December 1.
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South Vietnam
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da Nang
Mekong
Lin Piao purge fuels talk of new Chinese leadership
The article notes Liu Lin Piao's purge and Mao era shifts as analysts cite a possible move toward a younger generation led by Chou Enlai in a collective rule. It mentions Yao Wen-yuan, Chang Chun-chiao, Chiang Ching, Yeh Chien-ying, and the army’s role, with implications of a power balance after political shifts.
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China
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Yao Wen-yuan
Chiang Ching
Yao
Chang Chun-chiao
Yeh Chien-ying
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Second Week Of Corona Murder Trial Opens In Fairfield
In Fairfield California the second week of testimony begins in the Juan Corona murder trial. Prosecutors Teja and Williams call witnesses as they pursue evidence on the second of 25 victims. The case spans nine phases, with ongoing debate over arrest, evidence, and costs.
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Calif
Juan Corona
Sutter County
G. Dave Teja
Bart Williams
Corona
Yuba City
Solano
Kenneth Whitacre
Whitacre
Goro Kagehiro Ranch
Sheriff's
Soviet harvest worries loom as grain drives rise
Russia aims for an average 195 million tons this five year, likely below 170 million ton target this year. Harvesters in Siberia and northern Kazakhstan struggle with rain and snow damage as shortages threaten bread flour and possibly potatoes and vegetables. Pravda warns of rising shortfalls while urging increase in grain and vegetable output. The leadership backs heavy investment through 1971 75 to fix farm problems, pledging more meat milk and eggs by boosting feed for cattle pigs and poultry.
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Kazakhstan
Pravda
Nikita S$. Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Fashion shoppers eye limited items at Neiman Marcus
Miss Morell leads the display with pearl necklace and gold whistle, while buyers note high prices and a buzz around exclusive pieces. Shoppers expect significant spending, with a forecast of an international shipment of items by Nothing to Wear. The next update is planned for Christmas.
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Miss Morell
America
Neiman Marcus
U S Rejects Proposal as Talks Extend at Paris
Ziegler stated no new policy and that a third day of talks is expected but unlikely to extend beyond it. He noted the next Paris peace session will proceed on Thursday and refused to discuss content, citing a White House agreement with North Vietnam.
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Ziegler
Paris
South Vietnam
McGovern Paused On Reviewing Stand As Dignitaries Sit
Protesters chant at a Columbus Day parade as Republican candidate George McGovern pauses on the reviewing stand between Italian American dignitaries and Republican officials. Mayor John Lindsay moves between camps while Wagner defends McGovern’s parade participation citing Kennedy family history. Detroit awaits next stop.
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John V. Lindsay
Detroit
Robert Wagner
Rockefeller
Sen
Howard Molisani
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
United Italian-American Labor Council
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