Israeli Soldier Uses Draft Card as Morale Symbol in Sinai
Israeli tank corporal David Eidelman from Oklahoma City recounts wartime vignettes in the Sinai during the Yom Kippur War. He highlights dual nationality, combat pay, and PX perks while recalling air raids, tracer rounds, and the Peace radio broadcasts.
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Sinai
David Eidelman
Oklahoma City
U.S
Eidelman
America
Suez Canal
Tel Aviv University
Abie Nathan
Mediterranean
Americans Seek Exit from Egypt Amid Turbulent Meeting
About 300 American tourists gathered at the Hilton Cairo demanding evacuation. U S official Richard W. Smith announced the government chartered the Greek liner Adonis, capable of 435 passengers, to depart Alexandria Monday or Tuesday for Piraeus with a 36 to 48 hour voyage.
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Edward L. Dale JR
New York Times News Service
Cairo
United States
Egypt
Benghazi
Libya
Rome
Hilton Hotel
Richard W. Smith
U. S
Richard Hanna
Dcalif
Alexandria
Smith
Piraeus
Athens
Damage suit against health service dismissed in Alabama
A $2,000 damage suit by George Ewell Russell over alleged toxic material from Morgan County landfill on Old Moulton Rd was dismissed by Circuit Court Judge Newton B. Powell. The defense argued the Tri County District Health Service is a state agency and not suable. Defendants included Dr Betty W Vaughan and county health boards. landfill operator was Morgan County and the city of Decatur. Russell was represented by Bob Harris.
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Tri-County District Health Service
Circuit Court
Newton B. Powell
George Ewell Russell
Morgan County
Old Moulton
Russell
Gene Lentz
Powell
Alabama
Betty W. Vaughan
Health Service
Health Boards
Morgan
Lawrence
Limestone Counties
Morgan, County
Decatur
Bob Harris
Beall recalls Agnew probe turning point in 1973
Maryland U.S. Attorney George Beall recounts the early grand jury step and the June turn when witnesses began seeking leniency over payments to Vice President Spiro Agnew. Beall also notes internal battles over evidence, plea talks, and the July call to Attorney General Richardson as the case grew in seriousness.
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Agis Salpukas
NYT
Baltimore
George Beall
United States
Maryland
Agnew
Beall
Elliot L. Richardson
J. Glenn Beall
U.S
J. Glenn Beall, Jr
Barnet D. Skolnik
Russell T. Baker Jr
Ronald S. Liebman
Internal Revenue
Congress
Jerome B Wolff
Lester Matz
William A. Fornoff
Baltimore County
Wolff
Matz
Fornoff
Matx
I.H. Hammerman III
Allen Green
Green Associates, Inc
Green
Hammerman
Henry Petersen
U. S Attorney General
Matz and Wolff
Washington
IRS
Justice Department
Richardson
Richardson Wuld
Israel Eyes Suez Front After Syrian Push
Washington officials expect Israel to end its advance toward Damascus by weekend and shift focus to Egypt in the Sinai. Soviet airlift to Syria and Egypt continues while Israeli losses from a ground attack are uncertain. The U S resupplies Israel with artillery ammo anti-tank weapons and fuel tanks as American planes ferry supplies.
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Washington
U.S
Syria
Damascus
Egypt
Suez Canal
Sinai Desert
Soviet Union
Egyptian
Europe
United States
Israel
Norfolk
Stock Market Ends Higher In Heavy Volume On Friday
New York stocks closed modestly higher as trading surged to 22.73 million shares. The Dow rose 2.56 to 978.63, its best since March, with the market breadth favoring gainers by 859 to 634 on the Big Board and a 60.25 index for the broad market. Westinghouse led volume on the Big Board, while IBM and Polaroid moved modestly, with Kodak and Du Pont drifting.
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New York
Dow Jones
Big Board
Westinghouse Electric
Clark Equipment
Dayton Hudson
Fannie Mae
Howard Johnson
American Stock Exchange
McCulloch Oil
IBM
Polaroid
Eastman Kodak
du Pont
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Hugh Mulligan
Earth
Athens College
Barbara Bowen
Jordan
Eric Pace
Shunat Nimrim
Hussein
Jordan River
Amman
al- Husseini
Fadel Abbisi
Iraq
Baghdad
Schultz
Stratford Rd
Agnew Case
Senate
Benedict Arnold
Suez
Thomas Stables
Jimmy Smith
Southland Plaza Shopping Center
Mark
Caldwell’s
Diana Shop
Eckerd’s Drugs
Ellen’s
First State Bank
Gateway Theatre
Gateway Realty
Kwik Chek
Jerry’s
Record Ranch
Parisian
Lang’s Sporting Goods
G. C. Murphy’s
Rainey’s
Robert
Sears
Southern Shoes
Singer
Bill
London Transit
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