Egypt weighs one month cease fire extension
AP News In Brief reports Egypt's government may extend the six month cease-fire by 30 days to allow Gunnar V. Jarring more time to craft a peace formula with Israel and Jordan. Sadat's speech perhaps later today signals possible acceptance. In Saigon the U.S. command logs 29 Americans killed in action last week, down from prior weeks, with 244 wounded in action.
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Middle East
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Rolls Royce Finances Goes Into Receivership
Rolls Royce, the British aerospace and luxury car maker, announced it is entering receivership. Accountant E. iesgur buciolaon named receiver with aim to preserve assets. government likely to prevent liquidation.
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Rolls Royce
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America
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Nicholson
Landmark Supreme Court ruling cited in Knops case
Wisconsin case described as a landmark for common sense while a separate student leader, Starkeson, 20, faced charges after dynamite and blasting caps were found at a Whitewater residence. Other items discuss instructors and academic support in Madison, and a Bureau report on youth voting patterns in 1968.
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Starkeson
Whitewater
Wisconsin
Robert Warren
Madison
Wisconsin abortion clinic opens with early patients
Madison AP reports Midwest Wisconsin gains its first formal abortion clinic with 16 patients in its opening days. Attorney David Pappas notes operations by an unnamed former UW professor obstetrician, with care limited to under 18 weeks and fees around 200 dollars.
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Midwest
Wisconsin
Ike Sucisky
Montay
Conto
David Pappas
University of Wisconsin
Pappas
Four-day Week Seen by Chamber Banquet Speaker
A. Selden Robinson of the University of Wisconsin told Monroe’s 48th Chamber banquet Wednesday that by 1980 many companies will adopt a four-day 40 hour work week or a double shift. He said the next decade will bring more leisure time, with a three-day week as another option to increase leisure. He noted the small town offers prime locations for large corporations and that neither unions nor management alone are to blame for inflation, urging proper management and conservative union goals. He predicted minimum wage could rise to $2 an hour by 1972 and highlighted the role of local communities in attracting business.
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Monroe Country Club
Kieth Seward
A. Selden Robinson
University of Wisconsin
Gene Dawson
New Chamber
Evening Times
Monroe
Robinson
AFS seeks host home for foreign student in Monroe
Monroe AFS seeks families to host a foreign high school student for the coming term. Contact Mrs. L M Johnson by Feb 15 at 325 2643. hosting duties include affection guidance and lodging. AFS funds travel and allowances. local chapter notes Monroe has had eight AFS students since 1963 and supports cross cultural exchange with schools and families.
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American Field Service Program
L. M. Johnson
Monroe
AFS
United States
Jody Wegmueller
Philippines
Apollo 14 Skims Moon In 11 Mile Orbit For Landing
Apollo 14 astronauts Shepard Mitchell and Roosa moved into a roller coaster lunar orbit of 11 miles at its low point as they prepared for a Fra Mauro highland landing. They described the surface as wild and fantastic while Mission Control confirmed a critical engine burn and a plan to separate Antares for final descent.
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Paris
Fred W. Haise
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Saigon Troops Begin Major Push In Vietnam Theater
The Vietnamese command lifted a six day blackout to report 20,000 Saigon troops active in the northwest sector with a potential Laos thrust. About 9,000 American forces were sweeping jungles in the northern quarter as one of the war’s largest pushes developed.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Laos
Vietnamese Forces Across Border Rumors Stir Laos Crossings Denied
Reports claimed 20,000 South Vietnamese troops crossed into Cambodia, raising total ground forces to about 50,000 while Lt. Col. Tran Van An denied Laos incursions. Weather and road conditions dominated as drizzle and fog reduced visibility, with 21F overnight warming to 28F by late morning.
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Cambodia
Tran van An
Laos
Sheriff's Department
War actions and Laos border tensions dominate regional brief
US officials deny ground troop deployments in Cambodia and Laos while confirming air support for Saigon forces and bombing runs in Laos to curb the Ho Chi Minh trail. Vientiane says no Vietnamese incursions. Moscow and Beijing denounce US actions as a new military venture amid broader cold war tensions.
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Cambodia
Laos
Saigon
Vientiane
Souvanna Phouma
U.S
Ho Chi Minh Trail
China
Foreign Ministry
United States
Indochina
Pancake Day to Benefit Shriners in Beloit
Beloit Shriners plan their fourth annual Pancake Day at the Masonic Temple dining room on Saturday February 6 serving from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Under Jerry I Coplien as general chairman and Walter R Ekum in charge of the kitchen, proceeds fund Shriners Crippled Children's Hospitals. The event highlights a long philanthropy history with 17 hospitals and barn centers, funded by member assessments life memberships donations and bequests.
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Beloit Shriners
Monroe Shrine Club
Masonic Temple
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Shrine Club
Hugo Voelkli
Walter R. Ekum
Wallace Feldt
Orville H. Hawthorn
L Hal Seloover
Theodore C. Weiss
Joseph Tregoning
Weiss
Hawthorn
Lester Johnson
Crippled Children’s Hospitals
Shriners
Chicago
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