Nixon and Sadat greet crowds on open rail journey to Alexandria
President Nixon rode with Anwar Sadat in an open rail car from Cairo toward Alexandria drawing massive cheers from millions along the route and in the Nile Delta. In Alexandria, hundreds of thousands welcomed them as banners urged support for Palestinians and Nixon. Palestinian guerrillas in Israel killed three hostages near the Lebanese border, promising Arab world reaction to Nixon’s visit. Nixon planned to visit Israel after Saudi Arabia as U.S. aides warned of regional volatility.
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Mrs Halvorsen Dies A Prominent Two Rivers Leader
Marion Halvorsen of 3 Horse Shoe Bend Two Rivers a noted club woman and founder of Masquers Inc Manitowoc died at Holy Family Hospital Manitowoc. She led Girl Scouts in Region 7 and was Miss Two Rivers pageant and charity ball organizer. She acted in films in US Europe and Mexico and choreographed local high school shows.
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Marion) Halvorsen
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Wisconsin Assembly Begins In Caucus On Key Bills
Madison AP report states the Wisconsin Assembly met and recessed into caucus over a contentious teachers retirement bill and campaign finance reform. Gov Lucey amended a special session call urging inclusion of all public employees in the retirement measure. Dane County traffic supervisor Russell Klitzman faces three misdemeanor liquor without a license charges tied to a January 18 raid.
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Mansfield and Scott defend wiretapping for national security
Senate leaders defend wiretapping in the interest of national security. Four senators including Scott add their names to a Kissinger tribute resolution praising his integrity. Nearby Moore experiences a chemical gas leak after a train derailment forcing evacuations. Norman also evacuated residents as the cloud spreads northward.
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Ehrlichman Trial Delays and Arab Raid Report
In Washington the judge postponed ruling on whether Ehrlichman will be tried with three others in the Plumbers case amid a tense executive privilege dispute. Nearby, Tel Aviv reported three Arab guerrillas killed and three wounded in a Lebanon border raid on an Israeli farming settlement, with Libyan, Egyptian and Palestinian authorities weighing responses as regional tensions rise.
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Fair Skies Hint At Summer Weather
Wisconsin weather summary notes most of the state under fair to partly cloudy skies Thursday with increasing cloudiness and scattered thunder showers in the south and east. Daytime temperatures reached the 70s in Manitowoc area, Baldwin hit 77, overnight lows ranged from 35 to 56. Friday expects upper 60s to 70s with more showers, then variable cloudiness through Monday with a chance of showers and mid 60s to mid 70s highs.
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Classified Ad Offer For Lawn Mower Purchase
A classified advertisement promotes buying a lawnmower at a good low price. Contact numbers are 684-4493 or 793-1317 and ask for an Ad Visor.
Compromise Budget Review Bill OKd by Legislature
Gov. Patrick Lucey said it is too early to decide if he will veto parts of the compromise 1973-75 budget review bill approved by both chambers. The measure, drafted by a Senate Assembly panel, carries a $37.8 million label though Lucey proposed $17 million and Republicans warn it could raise 1975 taxes.
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Impeachment Inquiry Data May Be Released
The House Judiciary Committee weighs releasing most impeachment evidence amid leaks. Rodino faces pressure from Nixon aides and Republicans to open hearings, while St Clair prepares a Nixon defense and staff screens 26 notebooks for secrecy. Colson remains uninterviewed as documentary evidence proceeds.
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