Community letters praise Hope Band and Snell Cemetery
A high school band adjudicator commends Hope High School band director Mr. Wells and the Hope band for a superb contest performance. A separate letter from C H Wilson praises Snell Cemetery near Emmet for its pristine condition, green grass, and tidy grounds, urging a visit before frost.
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Kissinger heads to Arab capitals seeking prisoner deal
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger leaves for Rabat Tunis and Cairo in a bid to break the Israel Egypt Syria impasse over a prisoner exchange. Israel's Golda Meir warns no talks have begun despite her discussions with U.S. officials. Kissinger will meet President Sadat in Cairo as Meir reports to parliament.
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Cabin attendants strike Trans World Airlines
About 5080 U S based cabin attendants walked out at Trans World Airlines after failed contract talks. Flights in progress continued to final destinations. other flights were not canceled. Strikers from Airline Stewards and Steward Bases Association Local 550 cited wage and hours issues. Negotiations had spanned the week at National Mediation Board offices with a strike deadline at midnight.
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Blackouts forecast amid fuel shortage warns official
White House energy chief John A. Love says Americans may face slower driving and possible power outages this winter if the Arab boycott persists and energy conservation is not adopted. He notes the East Coast and upper Midwest as areas of greatest concern, with New York City and New England highlighted.
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Multiple World Events Shaping 1969 Europe Asia and U S
Reported battles in Vietnam with camps Bu Bang and Bu Prang overrun 180 troops each. Soviet hijacking thwarted in Moscow after five hours. one hijacker killed, others overpowered. Whitlam visits China securing wheat imports for three years. Thai junta era riots mark anniversary with police clashes. Time magazine calls for Nixon resignation amid low approval ratings. DC10 jet engine explosion clears 60 000 feet injuring at least one, 128 aboard. Gallup poll shows Nixon impeachment support at 33 percent with 27 percent approve.
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