Cease Fire Declared in Jordan Gaza Conflict
The Jordanian government and the Palestine guerrilla command announced a cease-fire after five days of fighting between King Hussein's army and the guerrillas. Premier Wasfi Tell and PLO central committee member Ibrahim Bakr signed the joint statement urging Jordanians and Palestinians to return to normal activities.
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Amman
Jordan
Palestine Guerilla Command
Hussein
Wasfi Tell
Ibrahim Bakr
Palestine Liberation Organization
Damascus
New York
King Hussein
Central Committee
The
U.N
Jarring
Israel
Mohammed H. el Zayyat
Egypt
Jerusalem
Yosef Tekoah
Golda Meir
Abba Eban
Suez Canal
Missing list sought in Powell cash haul probe
Illinois agents seek a list compiled by Frank Porcaro that allegedly linked crime figures with top state officials. The list disappeared after a witness was shot four years ago while delivering it. Investigators cite potential payoffs connected to Powell's secretary of state tenure.
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Chicago
Secretary of State
Paul Powell
Frank Porcaro
Powell
Illinois Bureau of Investigation
U.S. Escalates Air Strikes In North Vietnam And Cambodia
U S Command reported a second protective reaction strike inside North Vietnam after Shrike missiles missed their targets. The action followed radar tracking of unarmed aircraft. In the delta region fighting continued with South Vietnamese forces claiming 78 enemy killed near the Cambodian border. Marine patrols repelled Viet Cong attacks near Da Nang.</s>
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Saigon
U.S
North Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
U.S. Command
Mu Gia Pass
da Nang
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
Phck Nil
Thomas H. Moorer
U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Moorer
Southeast Asia
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Honolulu
Mideast Cease-fire Broken by Fighting
A cease-fire between Palestinian guerrillas and Jordan’s army collapsed within an hour in Amman. Shells and machine guns echoed through the capital as fighting resumed, with both sides warned by a joint statement of treason for disobedience. U N mediator Jarring pressed peace talks as Israel and Arab leaders weighed new proposals and conditions for a lasting settlement.
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Jordan
Amman
Jadan
U.N
Gunnar V. Jarring
Israel
Children’s Ward Fund Hits $26 662 in Monroe
The St. Clare Hospital Children’s Ward Fund reports $26,662.21 raised toward a $75,000 goal for modernizing pediatric facilities. Donors include Monroe Kiwanis Club, Green County March of Dimes, Mead Johnson, and church groups, with funds held in First National and Commercial and Savings Banks of Monroe until remodeling begins in 1971.
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St. Clare Hospital
Children’s Ward
Children’s Ward Committee
Commercial and Savings Bank
Monroe
First National Bank
General Building Fund
Hospital
Frank C. Stiles
Edward A. Zupanc
Charles O. Miller
St. Clare
Dehmer Rexall Drugs
Albany
Walter Reger
Mary
Monroe Kiwanis Club
Green County March of Dimes
Monroe Omicron Sorority
Carlyle Porterfield
Brodhead
Mead Johnson Company
Evanston
Ill
Thomas Schuetz
Hiawatha Mothers Club
Monroe Optimist Club
William F. Donovan
Aaron Order
Nixon Opens $2.7 Billion Tax Break Seen By Businessmen
President Nixon unveiled depredation rule changes allowing faster writeoffs for machinery and facilities, creating a potential $2.7 billion tax break while avoiding Congress. Business leaders hailed the move though critics warned it may widen deficits and affect revenue sharing with states.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
San Clemente
Calif
Treasury Department
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Mills
House
Ways and Means
Searcy
Ark
W. P. Gallander
National Association of Manufacturers
Ralph Nader
Thomas H. Stanton
Samuel A. Simon
Treasury
Supreme Court Lets Welfare Visits Stand in NY Case
The Supreme Court ruled 6 to 3 that New York may suspend AFDC payments if mothers refuse home visits by caseworkers. Justice Blackmun said such visits are administrative tools, not searches, and do not violate the U S Constitution. Dissenters were Justices Douglas Breenan and Marshall.
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Washington
Supreme Court
New York State
Harry A. Blackmun
New York City
Blackmun
High Court
William O. Douglas
William J. Breenan Jr
Thurgood Marshall
Douglas
Barbara James
James
Gayle Sayers Featured at Kantro Night Jan 28
Pro football star Gale Sayers named featured speaker for Kantro Night March of Dimes Benefit at Chalet Supper Club near Brodhead on January 28. The Chicago Bears legend will speak around 8:30 PM after a dinner and autograph session proposal, with MC Lee Stevens of WMTV.
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Chalet
Brodhead
Gale Sayers
Chicago Bears
NFL
Bears
Sayers
Richard Newcomer
Monroe
March of Dimes
Madie Stauffacher
Browntown
Kantro
Monroe United Fund
National Foundation
Lee Stevens
WMTV
Channel 15
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Elroy Hirsch
Wichita
Kan
The
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Devine
Mideast
Associated Press
Children’s Ward Fund
Fred M. Lukens
Nathan Isely
United Methodist Church
Atty
William Donovan
Beloit
Freeman Mills
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Edward M. Adam
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
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Ed Blue
Ronald J. Tschudy
LeVerne Long
Carol Nipple
Jim Bruce
Robert Rieder
Keith Seward
Eugene Dawson
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Wisconsin Health and Social Services Board
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E. J. Jorris
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