Dayan Criticizes Cairo Pressure on U S Israel T: Dayan warns of renewed fighting and Soviet expansion in Mediterranean threatens peace and arms flow
Defense Minister Moshe Dayan says Egyptian pressure on the United States hampers military aid to Israel and blocks a framework for peace. He cites Soviet arms to Cairo and warns NATO leaders to confront Mediterranean expansion, warning Egypt may strike again later in the year.
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Gunman Surrenders After Bank Robbery in St Paul
Four gunmen hit Western State Bank in St Paul taking about $40,000. A pursuing chase ended when a panel truck crash blocked escape. One gunman was wounded. another captured. A hostage mother and her 18 month old granddaughter were held at gunpoint but released unharmed after five hours. Warren Owens, 19, Kansas City, surrendered after demanding air transport to Algeria. No deals from Mayor McCarty.
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Algeria
Western State Bank
Arthur Schwartz
Anne Marie Looney
FBI
Minnesota
West Minnehaha Avenue
Warren Owens
Kansas City
WLOL
Charles McCarty
Death notices for Mary Henry and John E Cox in Wellsboro region
Deaths announced for Mrs. Mary Henry 75 of Rossiter and John E Cox 21 of Wellsboro. Details reference local obituaries and community listings. Funeral arrangements and further details appear in the Wellsboro notices.
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Three SAMs Fired at US Recon RF4 Plane
In Saigon three surface-to-air missiles targeted a U S Air Force RF4 reconnaissance jet 45 miles above the DMZ over Dong Homn. All missiles missed. Maj Richard Gardner said escorting fighters did not fire back due to poor shots. It marked the first SAM attack on U S aircraft in two and a half months.
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New Draft Office Reopens After Fire Damage
The Selective Service announces Local Draft Board No 76 will reopen in Room 312 of the Indiana Theater Building on Philadelphia St Indiana. Hours are 8 a m to 4 p m daily starting Monday July 12. The office had been closed since a fire extensively damaged the former office on Friday June 18.
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Fire damages Bradenville Elementary School in Derry area
A Friday fire caused about 100000 in damage to Bradenville Elementary School part of the Derry Area School District. The blaze started in a storage area and spread to the cafeteria and auditorium in the single story building. Two firemen were treated for smoke inhalation with no serious injuries reported.
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Man linked to Yablonski slayings pleads innocent
Aubran W Martin 22, one of alleged gunmen in the 1969 Yablonski murders, pleads not guilty in Washington County Court. He faces trial after Labor Day with venue changes sought. Vealey, a key witness, described a six month plot financed by a man called Tony to kill Joseph Yablonski, his wife Margaret, and daughter Charlotte.
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Aubran W
Buddy” Martin
United Mine Workers
Joseph “Jock” Yablonski
Martin
Washington County Common Pleas
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Claude E. Vealey
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Silous Huddleston
Ohio
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Tony” Boyle
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Charlotte
Clarks
Chile Seeks Aid For Quake Victims
Chilean officials launched a relief drive after a powerful earthquake near Santiago left at least 74 dead and about 135 injured. President Allende ordered makeshift camps and shelter for about 15,000 homeless in central Chile, as emergency zones were declared and the army took control.
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Shrinking Steel Demands Force Layoffs
AP reports shrinking demand hits the U.S. steel industry with layoffs and production cuts. U.S. Steel and Bethlehem are hardest hit, idling thousands as imports flood the market. Other companies including Republic and Wheeling Pittsburgh announce temporary slowdowns or holiday pauses, while Armco and National Steel look to slowdowns rather than layoffs.
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Duquesne, Pa
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Chicago
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Johnstown
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Republic Steel
Canton
Ohio
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N.Y
Suspect Surrenders After Norwalk Shootout Inquiry
Frederick Wells, 48, sought for questioning in a shootout that killed a policeman and a suspected bank robber turned himself in on Lt. Louis Santos’s porch in Norwalk. Wells from Nevada or California was questioned and not charged. A second man was reported to have fled. Police had issued a teletype bulletin.
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Wells
Louis Santos
Santos
Variable cloudiness and mild weather forecast
Weather forecast calls for variable cloudiness and mild temperatures through tomorrow. Highs expected in the mid 70s to low 80s with tonight’s lows in the mid 50s to low 60s. Winds light and variable tonight and a ten percent chance of precipitation through tonight into tomorrow.
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