Kissinger Eyes Cairo Visit As Suez Talks Continue
The report details Kissinger planning to visit Cairo and other capitals as Sadat seeks military restraint and withdrawal from west of the Suez Canal. Israel presses for encirclement of Egypt's 3rd Army. POW exchanges and Red Cross involvement loom large amid U.N. peacekeeping posts.
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Sadat
Tel Aviv
Cairo
Israel
Be- Sadat
Nixon
Henry A. Kissinger
Ismail Fahmy
United States
Dayan
International Red Cross
Suez Canal
Egypt
Syria
George Saddikai
International Red Cross Committee
Geneva
U.N
Suez Front
Suez
Court Orders Rent Payment for Oklahoma City Building
Oklahoma City faces a $3 million trespass claim on city property as the state Supreme Court rules owners must pay rent. The court found 1968 district court lacked jurisdiction to vacate Northwest 20th Street for the 2000 Classen Building and voided the order due to fraud and public property use for private gain. The high court sent the case back to determine back rent owed by owner C. W. Cameron, including five years of back rent.
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Oklahoma City
State Supreme Court
Oklahoma County District Court
20Th Street
High Court
District Court
Harold Theus
C. W. Cameron
Professional Ghost Hunters Don't Laugh
Daniel Q. Haney profiles a veteran ghost hunter claiming 500 genuine hauntings in 25 years. He asserts spirits can be intelligent, powerful, and controllable by prayer, with demons present but not all ghosts malevolent.
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Edward Warren
Monroe, Conn
Tiger
Warren
Pittsfield
N. H
Ren
Munsell
Cox Objects To Full Jurisdiction In Watergate Inquiry
Cox tells Senate committee he believes his successor under Nixon's definition lacks authority to probe alleged Watergate related abuses. He cites complaints from White House staff about the breadth of his investigation amid renewed efforts to obtain tape summaries in a committee inquiry.
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Cox
Nixon
Watergate
ITT
Elliot L. Richardson
White House
Judiciary Committee
John C. Stemmis
D-Miss
Soviet naval buildup in Mediterranean grows says spokesman
In pre dawn remarks a spokesman described increased Soviet naval activity in the Mediterranean with Russian vessels in the 90s by Tuesday. The U S Carrier Hancock entered the Indian Ocean as part of a training exercise the White House said not related to the crisis or intended to confront the Soviet Union.
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Mediterranean Sea
U.S
Hancock
Indian Ocean
White House
Soviet Union
Military artillery demo to feature Honest John rocket
Eighteen 155mm howitzers and 54 helicopters will participate in the upcoming demonstration. The event will showcase a Honest John rocket launch and a simulated nuclear explosion. A dress rehearsal is set for 10 a.m. with a 2:15 p.m. show for the public. Spectators should use Gate Six or Gate Four at North 52nd Street and South Boundary Road and arrive 30 minutes early.
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Mowway House
North 52Nd Street
South Boundary Road
Halloween for a Diabetic Boy Struggles With Candy
Steve, a juvenile diabetic in the United States, endures injections and strict diet as Halloween temptations mount. His mother, Marsha, notes the ritual of choosing healthier snacks and donating most candy to Children’s Hospital. He plans a bum costume to identify houses with better candy while masking his condition.
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Constitution & Press
United States
Steve
Marsha
Children’s Hospital
Cameron Cadets Take Second at Fort Leonard Wood Meet
Cameron College ROTC cadets finished second in a one day field training exercise at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri. Capt. Les Redwine said 22 teams from about 10 colleges competed. Cameron sent two fireman teams and the second place squad included Doug Harrison Willie Garrison Robert Beck Pete Disterlic Charlie Diggs.
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Cameron College Rotc
Ft. Leonard Wood
Les Redwine
Redwine
Cameron College
Doug Harrison
Willie Garrison
Robert Beck
Pete Disterlic
Charlie Diggs
Gold Prospector Invents Foldaway Murphy Bed in 1900
A California gold prospector invents the Murphy bed that folds into a closet, transforming compact living spaces. The design gains attention for its space saving practicality and early popularity in 1900.
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California
Milk Rule Eases Use of Low Fat and Reconstituted Dairy
A Food and Nutrition Service spokesman notes new rules allow low fat skim milk cultured buttermilk and reconstituted powdered milk in school lunches and child nutrition programs. Schools may claim federal reimbursement for these products, with lunch reimbursements at eight cents per half pint served.
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Food and Nutrition Service
Countermeasure ideas from Vietnam era revealed
Report describes South Vietnamese captives brought to the United States where U S technicians devised flare defenses against heat seeking SA7 missiles. Israelis reportedly adopted the method. The AT3 Sagger, seized by South Vietnamese soldiers, was tested in the United States where Saggers pierced 18 inches of armor and spurred further countermeasure work.
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United States
U.S
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