Nixon To Meet Arab Envoys Over U S Role In War
President Nixon will meet with Saudi Arabia Kuwait Algeria and Morocco foreign ministers amid Arab protest over U S ships to Israel. Kissinger will join. ministers seek discussion on U S involvement rather than oil, with tensions rising as U S and Soviet moves in the Middle East continue.
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Morocco
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Umar al Saqqaf
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Dmont
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Laird
Soviet Union
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Communist Party
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Israeli Air Strikes Hit Egyptian Missile Batteries Along Suez
Israeli jets pounded Egyptian missile sites on the western bank of the Suez Canal as Egyptian and Israeli tanks clashed along the canal’s eastern edge. Syria reported air attacks on Latakia and Tartus while Damascus claimed heavy tank battles near Damascus and along a 20 mile Syrian front.
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Haim Herzog
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U.S
Kenneth B. Keating
Golda Meir
Arthur Max
Sasa
Bitter Lake
Anwar Sadat
Jerusalem
Cairo
Lebanon
Takieddin Solh
United States
Appeals Board Denies Breezeway Request In Duplex Plan
The city appeals board denied Val Palen a breezeway proposal that would connect two-family homes, contending it would create a fourplex and violate side-yard setbacks. The action followed other items approved by the board including local plaster galleries and a home addition.
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Val Palen
S. 30Th Street
Board of Appeals
Palen
Edmund Abicht
Redfield St
Senate Approves School Lunch Bill Raises Aid to Schools
The Senate approved a compromise bill boosting federal lunch aid. It would raise the lunch grant to 10 cents and the free lunch grant to 45 cents, with House reconsideration on Javits amendment protecting states already above 45 cents under a special provision.
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Washington
Senate
House
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Dairy policy proposals urge equitable milk price supports
Farm continued article urges dairy policy changes: set price supports at 90 percent of parity to aid farmers. revise the Milk Marketing Order for nationwide pooling of Class I milk. seek an international dairy accord to allow imports only at 105 percent parity or higher, ban export subsidies, and store or distribute surpluses to aid needy people.
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Dustry
North Central States
U.S
1st Black Man Wins Atlanta Mayoral Job
Maynard Jackson wins Atlanta's mayoral race becoming the city's first black mayor after a runoff that unseated Sam Massell. Jackson led predominantly black precincts and was elected vice mayor, while a new city charter replaces that role with a council president.
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Atlanta, Ga
Maynard Jackson
Jackson
Sam Massell
Massell
Wyche Fowler
Hosea Williams
Innocent Plea in Burglary Case in Sparta
A 16 year old Eau Claire youth pleaded innocent to breaking and entering the Sparta Bowl and stealing 1718 dollars. Monroe County Judge James W. Rice set a trial for 9 a m Wednesday November 20. A Sparta lawyer was appointed to defend him and the youth was released to his mother with a warrant for a Dunn County traffic offense. A 15 year old from Sparta charged similarly will appear before the same judge at 8 30 a m.
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Sparta
Wis
Eauclaire
Monroe County
James W. Rice
Charles D. Ambelang
Rice
Ray Harris
Dunn County
Ex Holmen School Head Harold Ankerson dies at 69
Harold M. Ankerson 69 of Onalaska died Monday at Lutheran Hospital in La Crosse. A former Holmen Public School superintendent for 15 years and Head Start coordinator for the Western Coulee Region program, he retired in 1970. Born September 30, 1904, in Maple Valley, he also taught in Oconto County and Mosinee and held Masonic and Zor Shrine affiliations. Services set for Thursday at United Methodist Church in Gillett. Burial in Hickory Cemetery. He is survived by sisters and brothers.
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Onalaska
Leonard Roraff
Wisconsin Department of Health and Social Services
White
West Salem High School
Wis
Harold M. Ankerson
Lutheran Hospital
la Crosse
Holmen
Western Coulee
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Maple Valley
Gillett
Ankerson
University of Wisconsin
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University of Wyoming
Oconto County
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Masonic Lodge
Madison
United Methodist Church
Glenn Skatrud
Hickory Cemetery
Death Head Start Centers Close For Funeral
All Head Start Centers in La Crosse Monroe Vernon and Crawford Counties will close Thursday for the funeral of Harold Ankerson longtime director of the Wisconsin Coulee CAP program. Ankerson died Monday in a La Crosse hospital with services Friday at 2 p.m. in Asbury Church, burial in Woodlawn. The Coulee CAP offices will shut at 2 p.m. Thursday out of respect.
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la Crosse
Monroe
Vernon
Crawford
Harold Ankerson
Wisconsin Coulee
Ankerson
Gillette
Coulee Cap
Asbury Church
Frank Drollinger
Woodlawn
Dickinson Jackson Street
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