Sinai Withdrawal Accord Reported by Associated Press
The report says Egypt and Israel agreed on a new Sinai disengagement accord after President Ford pledged to push for a Syria Israel accord by year end. Kissinger prepares to shuttle again as Yitzhak Navon claims U S aid to Israel of about 2 billion dollars to cover oil losses and resume arms sales. The plan would see Israeli withdrawal from Mitla and Gidh passes while retaining a presence on eastern slopes.
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Associated Press
Egypt
Israel
Sinai Desert
Ford
Syria
Beirut
Henry A. Kissinger
Washington
Yitzhak Navon
United States
Abu Rudeis
Plain
Kissinger
Sina Desert
United Nations General Assembly
Yitzhak Rabin
al Anwar
Anwar Sadat
Golan Heights
Sadat
Sinai
Mitla
Gidh
126 Die in Czech Jet Crash Near Damascus
A Czech jetliner carrying 128 aboard crashed near Damascus while landing, killing 126. The Ilyushin 62 exploded on impact, with 117 passengers and 4 crew aboard. Initial reports cited survivors, later revised as rescue crews retrieved a boy with serious injuries. Most victims were Syrians, Iraqis, and Iranians. no Americans were aboard.
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Damascus
Syria
Czechslovakia
Baghdad
Tehran
Multiple 1969 News Briefs From Around The World
Galveston under court order resumes grain loading for ship bound for the Soviet Union as ILA workers warned not to return without a court order. In Israel three Arab guerrillas die in a clash near Hamta with one Israeli wounded during a visit-implicated security context. In Lisbon a mob burns the Communist headquarters in Porto and a broader strike is called off as Cunhal cancels a rally. In Minneapolis President Ford comments on Betty Ford's premarital sex remarks and family expectations amid a 60 Minutes interview controversy.
Rainfall Welcomed by Manitowoc County Weather Update
Parched lawns and farm crops welcomed a morning shower in Manitowoc County on Wednesday as western and northern Wisconsin also saw rain sometimes with hail. Forecasts predict clearing by Friday with lingering chances of showers and storms through Thursday and cooler, easterly air advection.
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Ain Manitoveoc County
Wisconsin
National Weather Service
Manitowoc County
Beloit
Superior
Marshfield
la Crosse
Green Bay
Manitower
Bam
Two Rivers
Preview Night at Manitowoc County Fair Draws 700 More Attendees
A cool, less humid Preview Night drew about 700 more visitors than last year as judging began for Junior Fair with events at the grandstand including a big tractor pull and horse show. Expo officials reported good attendance amid a delayed thunderstorm risk and noted 6,361 forgoers enjoyed the midway and Royal Knights Drum and Bugle Corps performance.
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Michael J. Sibilsky
Mierald-Times
Manitowoc County Fair
Jonior Fair
Earl Glaeser
Glaeser
Royal Knights Drum and Bugle Corps
Manitowo
Klessigs Urge Schuette to Resign County Post
Two rural Manitowoc County residents told the County Board that Sup Ward Schuette should resign as chairman of the County Highway Committee after Schuette Construction Co was fined 5000 dollars for bid rigging in Green Bay. The request was read at the board meeting and referred to the Personnel Committee.
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Manitowoc
Sup Ward Schuette
Schuette
Superman Halverson
News and Communications
Schuelle
Edward and
Margret Klessig
Rt. 1
Cleveland
Schuette Construction Co
Manitower
Green Bay
Ward Schuette
Manitowoc County
Klessigs
Halverson
Nixon Holds Rights to Presidential Tapes Ownership Fight
Former President Richard Nixon says he will release presidential tapes only if he owns them and will choose which to publish. He argues confidentiality protects what is private and personal and not public, while denying government access even for officials with good intentions. The deposition, taken at Nixon’s seaside home, spanned six hours as Nixon rebuffed nine questions and insisted the watergate inquiry not override his ownership claims.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Miwonsil
Laken Daly
Sam Clemente Cali
Zere
Chau
Supreme Court
Nexon
Congress
Tonther
Jack Anderson
Anderson
Kollowme
Andersort
Swaterygate
Bomb blast hits San Francisco mayor's home during strike
A pipe bomb exploded at Mayor Joseph Alioto's home during mediation efforts over the police pay dispute. No injuries reported to his wife, and Alioto said the blast likely had no connection to the police strike. Officials noted threats of mass dismissals if the walkout continued.
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San Francisco
Joseph L Aliatu
Asion
Alioto
Angelina
Bill Dolph
Presidio Terrace
Bi O'Brien
Ahoto
Miata
Nto
Joseph Alioto
Assa
Slayton to Have Lung Surgery Next Tuesday
SPACE CENTER Houston NASA astronaut Donald K Slayton will undergo exploratory lung surgery next Tuesday for a small lesion believed to predate the Apollo-Soyuz mission. Doctors say malignancy has not been ruled out though X rays and tomograms suggest the shadow may be normal vessels or scar tissue.
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Wis
Mars Slayton
Deke
Sliyten
Thomas P Stafford
Vance
Brand
Pacific
Hawai
Nicowossian
Slayton
University of Texas
M.D. Anderson & Tumor Institute
Houston
Texas Medical Center
Sodbuster Saga shines at Maniowoc Public Library show
Alice Sengwick calls attention to second chance performance of Sodbuster Saga at Manitowoc Public Library. Lakeshore summer scene features diverse entertainments from Kids from Wisconsin to Vintage Vignettes with affordable prices. Nearby classified ads note VW Beetle for 4000 and other items.
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Cediwr
Yaday
Atreader
Alice Sedgwick
Manitowoc
Maniowoc
Manitowoc County
Wisconsin
Peter Quince
University
Silver Lake College
Manitowoc Public Library
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Soviet Union
US District Court
James Noel
West Gulf Maritime Shippers Associ
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ILA
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Hamta
Henrys Ahissinger
Portugal
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Porto
Communist Party
Minneapolis
Minn
Betty Ford
CBS
60 Minutes
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Oa Spee
Loto
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Thanne Forstein
Rald Crawler
Striking Police Officers Association
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