Egypt moves missiles near Suez Canal amid cease fire
AP reporting from Tel Aviv says Egypt moved SAM batteries within 12 to 18 miles of the Suez Canal four hours after the cease-fire began, prompting Israeli and U.S. officials to review the incident. Israel accused Egypt of a minor violation while Egypt claimed Israeli shots at a canal guard. Greek govt freed seven Palestinian commandos, sparking Israeli claims of blackmail and duress.
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Onassis Denies Rift With Jacqueline Kennedy
Aristotle Onassis says he and his wife Jacqueline Kennedy are perfectly happy and dismisses any separation rumors. He tells London Evening Standard during a London trip that there is no rift and that reports of a split are mythology. He plans to leave Friday to rejoin her in Europe.
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Funeral services for Verlon B May in Pueblo
Verlon B May aged 44 died August 4 in Pueblo Colorado. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 2 p m at Herndon Chapel with Rev Charles Jones officiating. Burial will follow at Watercreek Cemetery under Herndon Funeral Home direction. Survived by two sons Don and Randy May of Plano Texas and his mother and stepfather Mr and Mrs G E Neal of Hope.
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Eaton Turned Down by Castro
Charlottetown PEI AP Fidel Castro declined an invitation from Cyrus Eaton to attend a cattle show. Eaton said Castro cited late notice for travel arrangements. Eaton invited Castro to review Eastern Canada's best stock at the provincial exhibition amid Cuba's drive to improve livestock quality. An old law grants Canadian Indians free U.S. border access.
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Boyle Husbands Get Tired of Those Wifely Remarks
New York AP report quotes Hal Boyle collecting common wives remarks that tire husbands. The jokes cover fridges, wigs, meals, chores, children, and social life as wives vent on domestic strain and marital humor.
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Cites Need for Additional School Funds
Forrest Rozell executive secretary of the Arkansas Education Association said a 30 million dollar state aid increase for public schools is the minimum to stop fiscal erosion next year. He urged 30 million now and 10 million more later to recoup losses, boosting teacher salaries by about 1000 dollars next year and 330 in 1972 73, arguing Arkansans can afford higher taxes for better education.
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Witness recalls questions and catnip remark in Manson trial
The testimony centers on questions Hughes says were crafted by Susan Atkins Patricia Krenwinkel and Leslie Van Houten as the Manson murder trial unfolds. A witness mistake leads to laughter when a plastic bag shown in court is thought to contain catnip rather than marijuana.
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Ozarks Group Plans Big Lake Dardanelle Development
Gov. Rockefeller and Ozarks Regional Commission officials unveil a plan to create an urban area of 250000 to 300000 people around Lake Dardanelle. The first phase covers about 10 square miles west of Dardanelle along Arkansas 22 near Hayes Creek, funded by HUD 85000 dollars, commission 26000 dollars, and Dardanelle Industries 5000 dollars. The project envisions multiple 30000 to 50000 person communities within a green belt of parks.
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Faubus Signals Referendum On Casino Gambling
Former Arkansas governor Orval Faubus voiced that any bill legalizing casino gambling should be decided by voters. He doubted the public mood for legal gambling and recalled vetoing such a measure during his tenure. He noted state police action to close Hot Springs gambling when informed.
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