Egyptians Stranded East Of Suez Aid On Way To Trapped Army
Israeli forces shot down three Egyptian helicopters near the Sinai coast as aid convoys moved to the encircled Egyptian 3rd Army. U.N. crews ferried food water and medicine across the canal while Red Cross trucks faced access limits.
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Six Die In Rice Lake Duplex Fire Killing Mother And Four Children
A two story Rice Lake duplex burned from an undetermined cause near a first floor sofa killing six people including Ellen Fisher 29 and her four children Nicole 4 Amy 2 Tamra 5 and Doreen 6 months plus a cousin Jean Pitlik about 5. Timothy Fisher 29 survived in serious condition with burns and smoke inhalation. Upstairs tenants Michael Gruenhagen and wife escaped and aided authorities as the fire department fought the blaze. The tragedy was described as Rice Lake’s most deadly fire.
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Whitehall Teen-Ager Killed in County Road C Crash
ETTRICK Wis Lucinda Berzinski 47 of R J Whitehall died at 430 am Sunday when the car she rode in went out of control and rolled north of Ettrick on County Road C Passenger Michael Erickson 20 of Galesville was taken to the hospital Erickson drove the car The sixth fatal Trempealeau County crash this year Miss Berzinski a Blair High School student daughter of Mrs Marie Berzinski and Ray Berzinski
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Bells To Ring All Night In Montebourg Vote
Townsfolk of Montebourg voted 360 to 59 to abolish the night ban and allow church bells to ring through the night year round. The measure ends a 1966 May to September ban sparked by hotel and tourist complaints near the Normandy Peninsula.
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Fire Fighters To Get 63000 Payment In Arbitration
A three person arbitration panel ruled for La Crosse fire fighters Local 127 granting a 1973 pay hike of 62 dollars per month for all 102 members. The city will pay a lump sum of 620 dollars per man plus retroactive increases for November and December totaling 75888 dollars.
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Earth May View Comet Kohoutek as Spectacular Sight
NASA scientists report Comet Kohoutek may be visible to the naked eye by late November and could rival Venus or a full moon in brightness. The comet's nucleus is about 25 miles across, with a growing dust tail, and perihelion arrives December 28 as Skylab 3 astronauts prepare to photograph it.
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University of Arizona
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Skylab 3 may set 85 day space record
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP Skylab 3 astronauts Carr Pogue and Gibson may stay in orbit a record 85 days after launching on Nov 10 The mission is planned as 60 days open ended with consumables to allow as much as 85 days Weekly health checks will guide extensions starting on day 56 based on crew health provisions and workload A Saturn 1B rocket will launch the crew to Skylab for its third and final visit.
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UN observers map Suez lines as buffer force readies
In Cairo UN observers define opposing force lines along the Suez Canal to clear the way for a possible emergency buffer force. Thirteen two man patrols operate in former battle zones but no immediate return to Oct 22 cease fire lines. Egypt accuses Israel of seizing more land west of the canal.
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New Prosecutor Awaited Committee To Hear Cox
Archibald Cox, fired special Watergate prosecutor, prepared to testify before the Senate Judiciary Committee as lead-off witness in hearings on his ouster. A new prosecutor would be named by Acting Attorney General Robert Bork, with debate over access to White House materials and the legality of a court-based selection. Cox and Birch Bayh support a plan for selection by US District Court Judge John J. Sirica, while critics question constitutionality. Page 2 continues WATERGATE.
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Weather Outlook: Mostly Fair With Mild Warmup Next Days
Mostly fair conditions Monday night with a low near 37. Tuesday will be partly sunny and warmer with a high near 55 and light variable winds shifting to southerly at 5 to 12 mph. Wednesday sees fair skies and little temperature change with a low around 38.
Sadat's Peace Plan Calls For Reopening Suez Canal
Cairo reports Suez Canal could reopen in four to six months to handle 70 000 ton ships with 38 foot draft. Mashhour Ahmed Mashhour, head of the canal authority, says salvage firms from West Germany and Yugoslavia will clear wrecks and restore navigational aids. Expansion to 270 000 ton tankers with 68 to 70 foot drafts is planned, at an estimated cost of 300 million Egyptian pounds, with half in foreign currency.
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