Egypt Egypt Egypt War Claims and Sideline Battles
Cairo charged that Israeli attacks sparked hostilities along the Suez Canal and Golan Heights as Syria and Egypt accused each other of plotting the broader breach. Mrs. Meir denied the charges saying Arab states attacked first to exploit Yom Kippur. Israeli officials reported heavy fighting and casualties on both fronts with ceasefire lines under pressure.
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6Th Fleet
Mediterranean
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Key Biscayne
Fla
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Henry A. Kissinger
New York
U.N
State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
Kissinger
Abba Eban
Mohamed el-Zayyat
Middle East
U.N. General Assembly
Derby dispute over 1972 car and possible fraud charges
The case centers on Robert Lange Jr. and a 1972 winning car loaned for display. Prosecutors seek production of the car to inspect for illegal devices amid concerns of cheating in the 1972 race and potential felony charges if fraud is proved. Justice actions include civil relief and public courtroom cautions as regional tensions unfold.
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Lange
Boulder County
Boulder
Akron
Boulder Junior Chamber of Commerce
Boulder Jaycees
Oklahoma
Horace B. Holmes
Woman Shot at Little Shack Club in Moulton Heights
Ruth N. Turner, 32, was shot in the left calf at the Little Shack club during a fight and treated at Decatur General Hospital after a pellet from a .410 shotgun was removed. A shotgun tied to George W. Allen was turned in, no charges filed.
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Ruth N. Turner
Decatur 5
Little Shack Club
Moulton Heights
Miss Turner
Decatur General Hospital
George W. Allen
Church St. NW
Turner
Dorchester Race Tensions Rise Amid Demographic Shifts
The Dorchester area shows rapid racial change with Black residents rising from 2.5 percent in 1960 to 32.5 percent by 1970 and Columbia Point housing turning from 8.5 percent Black to 60.3 percent. Tensions grow as youths clash and Black residents challenge Boston’s racial harmony claim and the school board.
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Columbia Point
Two youths in critical condition after Alabama crash near Decatur
A Saturday Alabama 67 collision left Roy Sowell 23 of Selmer Tennessee hospitalized as a tractor trailer struck his car. Paul Daughenbaugh 16 of Falkville and an unidentified youth were listed in the Huntsville Hospital ICU.
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Huntsville Hospital
Decatur
Paul Daughenbaugh
Falkville
Roy Sowell
Selmer
Tenn
Sowell
Young Tuscumbia teen and elder Cooksville man feud for fiddle crown
In Athens two contestants battled for the Tennessee Valley Fiddle crown. James Bryan, 19, won the junior division while Frasier Moss, 63, captured the senior title. They planned a late night championship clash. Bryan had previously won in 1970 and Moss in 1967.
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Athens
Tuscumbia
Cooksville, Tenn
James Bryan
Frasier Moss
Bryan
Moss
Gleason Returns to TV With NBC Deal and CBS Farewell
Jackie Gleason plans a Thursday CBS comeback after a 3-year layoff from TV comedy. The 57-year-old star says he will work from Florida, moving to NBC with a two-year contract and options, while remaining tied to CBS for one more show likely a drama.
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Jackie Gleason
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Gleason
Florida
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