Rogers Moves To Cairo For Key Talks On Suez
Secretary of State William P. Rogers moved to Cairo for high level talks with President Sadat and Foreign Minister Riad as part of a five country Middle East mission seeking to narrow gaps between Egypt and Israel over reopening the Suez Canal. The trip marks a pivotal push in the stalled Arab Israeli peace process amid regional opposition and security tensions in Beirut.
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Israel
Anwar Sadat
Mahmoud Riad
U.S
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Gamal Abdel Nasser
Washington
Spain
Jordan
Suleiman Franjieh
Suez Canal
Amman
Palestine
Bank report of condition sworn in Butler County Ohio
Robert E. Gloeckler cashier signs a 1971 bank report of condition sworn before a notary in Butler County Ohio. The document notes trust department deposits, preferred claims under Ohio law, and includes attestations from directors Douglas W. Lewis William C Akers Wilbur Cohen and notary Walter R. Bender. The supervisor date is April 29 1971.
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Robert E. Gloeckler
Douglas W. Lewis
William C, Akers Wilbur Cohen
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Dynamite Found in OSU Professor's Car
Police answered three tips leading to a warrant at the home and car of Richard A. Erickson. Five sticks of dynamite were found in his car trunk. Erickson and his wife were absent. he says he has no knowledge of how the explosives got there. No charges filed yet.
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Ohio Soldiers Die In Vietnam Four More Killed In Action
The Defense Department reports four Ohioans serving in the U S Army were killed in Vietnam on Monday. Identified are Sgt Bill E Blanton of Cleveland Spec 4 Larry L Rogers of Louisville Spec 4 Allen T Boehm of Williamsburg and Pfc Keith E Haney of Piqua.
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Defense Department
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Cleveland
Larry L. Rogers
Louisville
Allen T. Boehm
Williamsburg
Keith E. Haney
Piqua
Elizabeth in Victoria on BC Royal Tour
Queen Elizabeth Prince Philip and Princess Anne arrive in Victoria on a 10 day British Columbia tour. They travel by jet from London to Vancouver then cruise six hours aboard the Britannia to Victoria. Prime Minister Trudeau and wife Margaret join the Queen amid a 5000 strong crowd greeting the royal party.
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Princess Anne
British Columbia
Royal Family
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Vancouver
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Strait of Georgia
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Roland Michener
Columbus
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Queen
Observation tower soars 3100 feet at Pipestem Park
A towering observation structure in Pipestem State Park West Virginia rises 3100 feet above and grants a 50 mile panorama spanning the Allegheny and Blue Ridge mountains.
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West Virginia
Pipestem Park
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Retirement Of Ulbricht Signals Shifting German Future
AP analysis notes Ulbricht’s resignation as East Germany’s top Communist leader raises questions about West German ties with Bonn, Berlin Wall access, and Soviet relations. Honecker succeeds, promising continuity. Brandt faces new dynamics as East repeats old stances while West eyes cautious engagement.
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