Hijackers Seize EgyptAir Flight With 90 Passengers
Gunmen seized an EgyptAir Boeing 737 after takeoff from Cairo for Luxor, holding over 90 aboard and demanding fuel to fly to an unnamed destination. Libyan links and calls for the release of five Egyptians linked to recent assassination attempts are cited as motives. Prime Minister Satam flew to Luxor to lead negotiations as security converged on the plane.
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U S Rejects Korean Claim on Officer Deaths
The United States rejected North Korea’s statement concerning the deaths of two American officers in the DMZ. Washington described the North’s message as a backhanded admission of responsibility for deliberate, premeditated murders. The comment followed a Kim Il Sung address and a Panmunjom meeting of the military truce commission.
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Wisconsin river and lake drownings reported weekend
Three bodies recovered in Wisconsin over the weekend. Jeffrey Van Laanen, 14, of Green Bay found in Green Bay. John Gehrts, 51, of Monfort recovered from Black Hawk Lake. Brian Kulick, 9, Appleton, drowned in neighbor’s pool.
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South Africa Strike Hits Johannesburg Workforce
A South Africa strike led Johannesburg employers to report up to 80 percent of their black workers absent at the start of the day, though later a steady trickle of late arrivals was observed as workers began to come in.
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Farm Fire Loss Totals Seventeen Thousand Dollars
A fire Saturday afternoon destroyed a storage shed with equipment near Reedsville Manitowoc County. Losses included a tractor two snowmobiles a riding mower roto tiler and other gear. Fire departments kept nearby homes safe and the blaze reported by the sheriff’s department on the Peed area.
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Gina Bachauer Pianist Dies After Athens Festival Collapse
Renowned pianist Gina Bachauer collapsed and died of a heart attack in Athens just before an engagement with the National Symphony Orchestra of Washington at the Athens Festival. The death marks a sudden end to a celebrated career.
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US Task Force Nearing Korea Fires Fears of War
A five ship US Navy task force led by Midway neared Korea as North Korea warned of war and accused the United States of aggression. The move followed the killing of two US officers in the North South Korea border zone. North Korea and its media urged the South to resist while the US and South Korea rejected North Korea's messages and pressed for firm action. Nearby rallies in Seoul denounced the attack and demanded tougher measures against Pyongyang.
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Carter Prepares Campaign Trail Amid West Coast Stops
Campaign notes report Carter outlining themes in California as Ford plans war strategy remarks. Reagan looms in GOP discussions with Connally and Dole cited for potential ticket roles. Nessen says advisers work on campaign messaging ahead of Ford's Tuesday event schedule.
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Desegregation Plan Opens Dallas Schools Amid Tension
The Dallas area launches desegregation with busing for about 18 000 students and magnet transfers for 10 100 as the 44 million student nation begins a new term. An advertising push aims to curb violence while security steps, 350 buses, and district staffing bolster safety despite past clashes in Bladora and Jacksonville.
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Functional Illiteracy Is Big Problem Across U S
Article discusses widespread reading difficulties in the United States and urges parents to help their children learn to read. It highlights early reading stages and the impact of phonics based programs on dependent readers while urging patience and persistence for successful literacy.
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Southeastern Wisconsin Weather Update and Forecast
The National Weather Service reports a Canadian high pressure system moving southeast into the Great Lakes this week. Expect southerly winds for Tuesday with warmer temperatures, scattered showers, and thunderstorms later in the period. Residents with respiratory or heart conditions should limit outdoor activity as air quality and ozone concerns persist across Milwaukee and surrounding counties.
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