U S. and USSR Excluded Russians To Approve U N Peacekeep Force
United States orders worldwide military alert amid uncertainty over Soviet intentions to send a ceasefire policing force in the Middle East. Kissinger says no confrontation with the Soviet Union and suggests observer roles under U N supervision. Page A-5 reference.
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Washington
U.S
Henry A. Kissinger
Middle East
Soviet Union
Kissinger
United States
Nixon
Israel
U N Observers In Position At Canal Front
U N observers cross the Suez Canal from Sinai to monitor new lines in Egypt amid ceasefire talks. Egypt reports Israeli attacks on the east bank while Israel says fighting eased at dusk. The U S weighing calls for international force. Sadat urges troops to enforce the cease-fire.
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Associated Press
Israel
Middle East
United Nations
Jerusalem
U.N
Suez Canal
Sinai
Connate
Egypt
Pentagon
United States
Moscow
Washington
Anwar Sadat
White House
Mohamed H. el-Zayyat
Security Council
West Bank
Zayyat
Death of King George II and accession of George III
1760 item notes the death of King George II of England and succession by his son George III. Mentions the American colonies under his reign. Includes terse weather and telephone advert lines and a note about a river page. Ends with a Tennessee Valley privilege statement.
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George II of
England
George III
Athens
Alabama bases mum on alert tied to Middle East
Spokesmen at Craig Air Force Base and Ft. Rucker declined comment on involvement in a nationwide alert tied to a Moscow warning. Ft. McClellan Maxwell Gunter also said no official word, while two National Guard groups in Alabama had not been notified.
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Associated Press
Alabama
Middle East
James D. Bruner
Craig Air Force Base
Selma
Richard Timmermeyer
Army
Ft. Rucker
Ft. McClellan
Anniston
Maxwell
Gunter Air Force
Montgomery
Mebane Air National Guard
187Th
117Th
Birmingham
Washington
United States
Moscow
Nixon postpones TV news conference amid Middle East focus
President Nixon delayed a scheduled 8 p.m. CDT TV radio news conference to Friday due to Middle East crises. The move comes as debate over appointing a new independent special prosecutor to replace Archibald Cox heats up, with Acting Atty. Gen. Bork signaling he would pursue evidence vital to Watergate.
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Washington
Nixon
Middle East
Gerald L. Warren
Archibald Cox
White House
U.S
John J. Sirica
Congress
Executive Branch
Robert H. Bork
Cox
Bork
Special Watergate
Justice Department
Senate Judiciary Committee
Surprised Damnyankee Repays Southern Hospitality
A visitor known as Damnyankee bought a .25 Daily from a news rack during a Sunday visit and received five quarters in change. The quarters arrived by mail today, anonymously with the label damn yankee.
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the Daily
Sharp Newsprint Hike Announced by Canadian Paper Co
The Canadian International Paper Co. announced a 14 percent newsprint price increase with U.S. customers facing a $25 per ton rise to $200 starting Nov. 1. Other Canadian producers had planned $15 per ton for Jan 1 and $10 for July 1.
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New York
Canadian International Paper Co
Canada
U.S
O.B. Schoepfley
Elyria
Ohio
Chronicle Telegram
William Davis Taylor
The
Boston Globe
No Bids On City Diesel Fuel Oil and Grease
City officials opened bids for diesel fuel oil and grease but received no bids aside from a single offer from Texaco. City Administrator Bill Dukes said diesel bids were expected to fail while grease and oil bids might happen. Texaco may continue supplying diesel on monthly allotments amid a 3,000 gallon monthly use.
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Bill Dukes
Texaco
Dukes
U N Security Council MOMENTARY PLAN FORCES POLICE CEASEFIRE
Nonaligned members proposed a U N military force to police the Egyptian Israeli cease fire but later dropped the United States Russia and the other big powers from the plan. West Germany protested continued U S arms shipments to Israel including secret loading of U S tanks and trucks onto Israeli ships at a port. A South Vietnamese base near Pleiku fell to North Vietnam two days ago according to military sources.
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United Nations, N.Y
Security Council
U.N
United States
Russia
Bonn
Germany
West Germany
U. S
Israel
West German
Saigon
Central Highlands
Pleiku
Totay
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Henry Kissinger
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Canal
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Ras Adabiya
Haim Herzog
Frigidaire Sales & Service
Robinson Furniture
Second Avenue
Decatur
Ady
Tennessee Valley
Landers
TV Log
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Rucker
Cf&f Penn
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