Israelis claim downing of Israeli jet over Ismailia
Egypt said it shot down a Phantom over Ismailia near the Suez Canal. An Israeli spokesman denied the claim. A bus bombing wounded 15 civilians en route to Netanya. Two Israeli soldiers died and five were injured when their jeep hit a mine near the Cairo Suez road. Overall, heavy fighting and multiple casualties marked the tense Suez front amid cease fire tensions.
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Associated Press
Egypt
Suez Canal
Ismailia
Tel Aviv
Suez
Cairo
Cairo-Suez
Canal
West Bank
Netanya
Jerusalem
Jordan
Energy Afirm Iowa Amish Thrive Amid Crisis
Iowa Amish live off grid in Old Order communities near Oelwein. About 125 families totaling around 700 people sidestep rising energy costs with windmill water pumps, horse powered transport, and century old farm machinery. They grow corn, raise cattle and hogs, cure pork, and rely on wood fuel for heating and cooking while maintaining strict anti fossil fuel beliefs.
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America
Dan Borntre- Ber
Chris Robers
Oelwein
Iowa
Borntreger
Switzerland
Voter Registration Totals In Laddonia Reaches 254
Audrain County Clerk Glenn Barnes reports 254 voters registered in Laddonia on Tuesday with 184 from Laddonia and 70 rural registrants. Rural voters are urged to bring tax statements and Social Security numbers. Registrations occurred at Beagles and Rush Hill centers today and will move to Community R4 Scott's Corner and Benton City centers Thursday. Registration hours run from a.m. to p.m.
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Audrain
Glenn Barnes
Laddonia
Barnes
Beagles
Rush Hill
Scott's Corner
Benton City
Nixon reaches near million status amid tax and cash flow disclosure
Nixon's lawyers claim his net worth rose from about 300000 on Jan 1 1969 to 988000 by May 31. A cash flow shows added 12000 to hit millionaire level. figures stem from audit by Coopers Lybrand and presented at White House meeting with Senators Tower and Anderson.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Kenneth Gemmill
Philadelphia
H. Chapman Rose
Cleveland
John Tower
Texas
Rep
John Anderson
Ilinois
Congress
Tower
Associated Press
New York
Coopers & Lybrand
California
Florida
Biscayne
Fla
C.G
Bebe” Rebozo
Phelps Presides But Little Else In Missouri Senate
In Missouri the dispute over Lt Gov William C Phelps presiding in the Senate continues after a Supreme Court ruling. Senate President Pro Tem William J Cason refuses expanded duties while Phelps asserts a historic role of presiding and bills assignment. Tensions rise as sessions approach key bill handling and upcoming committee meetings.
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Jefferson City
William C. Phelps
Supreme Court
Senate
Phelps
William J. Cason
Chamber
Senate Journal
Overnor Cason
Rules Committee
Cason
Journal
Vinita Ramsey
Disposable Diaper Plant For Maryville
Riegel Textile Corp of Aiken South Carolina will remodel a vacant 40000 square foot Maryville warehouse and hire 150 people to manufacture disposable diapers. Company president H W Thurlow said operations could start within a few weeks after discussions with Maryville business and civic leaders. Industrial Development Corp aided the relocation. no industrial development bonds are needed.
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Maryville
Riegel Textile Corp
Aiken
S.C
H. W. Thurlow
Riegel
Townsend Co
Industrial Development Corp
First Real Storm Of Season In State
The first real winter storm in Missouri and Kansas triggered cold temps, light snow in north and central Missouri, and icy roads in the northwest. Two fatalities linked to the icy conditions occurred in Missouri near Oregon and St. Joseph, while forecasts expect clearing skies and a warming trend into the weekend.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Maryville
Cape Girardeau
West Plains
National Weather Service
Bootheel
St. Joseph
Lower Midwest
Iowa
Nebraska
Charles P. Pattison
Overland Park
Kan
U.S. 59
Oregon
Pattison
Arrowhead Iron Works, Inc
Harold Raymond Scarbrough
King City
U.S. 169
Missouri Highway Patrol
Nor
President Nixon to undergo physical checkup at Bethesda
President Nixon will undergo a physical examination at Bethesda Naval Medical Center in mid-December per the White House physician. Dr. Walter Tkach said Nixon is well, except at times tired, noting a history of annual complete physicals with excellent reports but a complaint that Nixon does not get enough exercise.
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Washington
Nixon
Bethesda Naval Medical Center
White House
Walter Tkach
Tkach
Quaker group urges Nixon impeachment in New York meeting
A committee of the New York Yearly Meeting of Friends called for President Nixon's impeachment, stating he and his aides betrayed democracy. The move, described as the first by a Quaker agency, was approved at a weekend session in Yonkers with about 6,600 Quakers in the region. Nixon, a member of an East Whittier California meeting, has faced pressure from some Quakers to resign. Separate note: Postmaster warns congressmen to avoid thick letters or books as letter bombs may be mailed from Canada. no bombs found yet.
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New York
Nixon
New York Yearly Meeting
Religious Society of Friends
Richard Nixon
House
Walter Ludwig
Yonkers
N.Y
Friends Agency
New York Society
New Jersey
Connecticut
California
East Whittier
United Methodist Church
National Missions Board
Social Action
Washington
Robert V. Rota
U.S. Postal Service
U.S
Canada
Postal Service
Truckers Testify On Hard Times During I-80 Protest
In Milesburg Pennsylvania truck drivers describe long hours and high costs as they block Interstate 80 to protest rising fuel prices and a 55 mph speed limit. They say 70 hours weekly and middle-class status do not ease their struggle. The actions drew attention to what they call burdensome fuel costs and government rules impacting their livelihood.
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Milesburg
Vietnam
Bill Thiebaut
van Wert
Ohio
Gail Bradly
Richmond
Kan
Bradly
Kansas
State Capitol
Topeka
Oliver Morin
Kennebunkport
Maine
Smokey
Charles W. Henning Jr
Ponconcake
Air Force halves flying time amid energy crisis
Air Force chief Gen George S Brown announced a about 30 percent cut in flying time due to the energy crisis. He warned pilots’ readiness would deteriorate, with simulates used around the clock to mitigate the impact and full effects expected in 60 to 90 days.
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Norfolk
Air Force
George S. Brown
Armed Forces Staff College
Brown
Mideast Power Could Aid East
A Union Electric official suggested electricity from the Midwest could ease northeastern power shortages by winter surplus, noting Midwest pollution and coal reliance as limits. He spoke at the St Louis Electrical Board of Trade, stressing coal use continues if allowed.
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ST. Louis
United States
Midwest
Union Electric Co
Gerald E. Dreifke
Dreifke
Union Electric
Missouri
Illinois
St. Louis Electrical Board of Trade
General Dynamics to shut plant for holidays in Conne cticut
The electric boat division of General Dynamics Corp. will shut down four days at Christmas and New Year in Groton Connecticut. The move will give about 8,000 employees extra time off but without pay.
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Groton, Conn
Electric Boat Division
General Dynamics Corp
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