Israel May End Cease-Fire Commitments Amid UN Pressure
Defense Minister Dayan said Israel no longer is bound by U S sponsored cease-fire terms. The UN urged extension as fighting paused near the Suez Canal. Egypt denied backtracking on missiles while Jordan flats claimed inevitable new Arab-Israeli war. multiple bomb blasts in Tel Aviv killed one and wounded 34.
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Moshe Dayan
Israel
Suez Canal
United Nations
Dayan
Tel Aviv
U.N
United States
Washington
Egypt
Jordan
Wasfi Tell
Beirut
Amman
Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Mahmoud Fawzi
Nasser
Baghdad
Iraq
Radical Revolution Ended, Hayakawa Tells Wisconsin Teachers
Milwaukee speech at a packed Wisconsin Education Association convention centers on ending the so-called radical revolution. Hayakawa advocates a three year high school college gap with national service, calls for clear disciplinary rules, and warns the FBI may infiltrate campuses for security. Fortas urges guarding academic freedom amid infiltrations. Guckenberg touts teacher leadership and mutual respect. Bacon pins environmental cleanup costs at about 75 billion dollars.
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Milwaukee
S. I. Hayakawa
San Francisco State College
Wisconsin Education Association
Aed
Hayakawa
John C. Weaver
University of Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin- Milwaukee
Milwaukee Arena
FBI
U.S. Supreme Court
Abe Fortas
James Guckenberg
Association
Guckenberg
West Allis
West Milwaukee
Vinton W. Bacon
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Diamond idol Idol's Eye sold offer sparks mystery sale
Diamond dealer Harry Levinson reveals a $1.5 million offer for the Idol's Eye gem. The buyer, anonymous, is described as aboard chairman of a large eastern industrial concern planning a Christmas gift for his wife. The gem, once owned by Burton, was advertised in the Wall Street Journal.
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Chicago
Harry Levinson
Wall Street Journal
Levinson
Idol
New York City
May Bonfils Stanton
Denver
Colo
India
East India Trading Co
Abd al-Hamid
Racial Violence Erupts as Protests Hit Henderson
In Henderson North Carolina, sporadic shooting and two fires followed a tear gas dispersal of African American demonstrators opposed to desegregation policy at an elementary school. Police reported no injuries from gunfire. a home and a tobacco warehouse burned. Sheriff Falkner said shooters could not be located.
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Henderson
N.C
Linwood B. Falkner
UAW Local Pacts Continue Amid GM Strike
DETROIT AP The strike against General Motors drags on as UAW local pacts drive progress. The union summoned its 50 member GM Council to meet Wednesday, signaling continued emphasis on local agreements while stressing that no national settlement is yet reached. More than 400000 GM workers remain idle.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
General Motors Corp
UAW
GM Council
Nixon aides meet after election campaign period
President Nixon holds a postmortem conference with top political advisers at his waterfront office as election campaigns and high level talks continue behind a news blackout. The gathering includes Mitchell Ehrlichman Haldeman Rumsfeld Finch and others active in the campaign. Mindszenty marks his 15th year in asylum at the U S Embassy in Budapest. Cardinal Cushing is buried in Boston after a Mass attended by many Roman Catholic leaders.
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UAW
Key Biscayne
Fla
Nixon
Ronald L. Ziegler
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Robert H. Finch
John D. Ehrlichman
Bryce N. Harlow
Charles Colson
H. R. Haldeman
Donald Rumsfeld
Office of Economic Opportunity
Mitchell
Ehrlichman
Vienna
Joszef Cardinal
Mindszenty
U.S
Budapest
Szabadsag-Freedom-Square
Hungary
Boston
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Cathedral of Holy Cross
John Cardinal Cody
Chicago
Europe
Krebs With Bronze Star and Purple Heart Posthumously
2nd Lt. John T. Krebs Jr. received the Bronze Star and Purple Heart with oak leaf posthumously on Friday, Nov. 6, for a June 8 fatal grenade wound near Tam Ky in Quang Tin Province while leading a platoon on a search and clear mission. He was 20, a Monroe, Ohio native, survived by his parents and siblings, and prior honors include the Combat Infantryman’s Badge and Vietnam medals. Memorials totaling 4,165 were set up for St. Clare Hospital and Monroe High School Band.
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John T. Krebs, Jr
Edward P. Wallace
John T. Krebs
Times
Steve Mitschele
John T. Krebs Jr
Krebs
Tam Ky City
Quang Tin Province
Eugene Alt
Elizabethtown
Kentucky
46Th Infantry
196Th Light Infantry Brigade
Vietnam
St. Krebs
St. Clare Hospital
Monroe High School
Monroe
Aberdeen
Ft. Benning
Kay
Carol
James
Monroe woman dead after Illinois 26 crash near Freeport
Mrs. Adeline Mahle, 50, of Monroe, died on arrival at Freeport Memorial Hospital after a three car crash on Illinois Highway 26 four miles south of Freeport. Ed E. Sarber, 34, New Glarus, was driving the car she rode in. he and other drivers were hospitalized as state troopers investigated. Funeral arrangements are handled by Stuessy Funeral Home of Monroe.
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Thomas
Adeline) Mahle
13Th Ave
Monroe
Freeport Memorial Hospital
Freeport
Edward E. Sarber
New Glarus
Sarber
Swiss Night at Turner Hall Fourth Annual Event
Swiss groups from Monroe Turn and Schwing join with Swiss of New Glarus and others for the fourth annual Swiss night at Turner Hall on Saturday. Turner athletic demos and Swiss singers mix with New Glarus Maennerchor Yodelers folk dancers plus The Cheesemen barbershop quartet and Alpine Brass for dancing afterward. Midshipmen at the Naval Academy begin a letter campaign pressuring North Vietnam to release American POWs.
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Monroe
Turn
Midshipmen
Annapolis
U.S. Naval Academy
North Vietnam
U S Snubs Soviet Diplomats Amid Detentions Dispute
Washington officials boycott Soviet anniversary celebrations in protest of the detention of two U S generals and a major. Adolph Dubs attends the event as the sole State Department representative, while others are kept away. The move signals worsening U S Soviet relations and follows U S expulsion of a Soviet journalist.
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Washingin
U.S
Washington
Nixon
US S
Adolph Dubs
State Department
Moscow
Anatoliy Dobrynin
W. Averell Harriman
Paris
Fay Kohler
Llewellyn Thompson
Dobryn
Soviet
Armenia
Missing Campaign Reports by Three Union Funds
Washington AP reports three political funds for the Teamsters and United Auto Workers unions failed to file required Congressional reports on election campaign spending this year. Missing amounts could total about $250,000 if contributions are accurate. The Justice Department has not prosecuted a similar case in 45 years, and any action this year remains uncertain as officials could not be reached for comment.
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Washington
Teamsters
United Auto Workers
Congress
Justice Department
Cmment
Unemployment Political Football After Election Report
The post election report shows unemployment at 5.6 percent in October with 4.3 million jobless. Officials blame GM strike for higher rate while total employment rose. Democratic and Republican leaders clash over timing and policy, urging Congress to act on jobs.
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Washington
Democratic House
John W. McCormack
White House
Rogers C. B. Morton
Labor Department
General Motors
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Ronald L. Ziegler
Lawrence F. O'Brien
Nixon
O'Brien
O’brien
McCormack
Congress
Curling Club Uses Newsprint As Ice Underlay
Alpine Curling Club of Monroe laid about 1 680 feet of newsprint at their rink to reflect white under the ice replacing the former slurry coating. Nine members helped, including J T Etter Richard Creamer and Don Drennan. The club season opens Friday November 13.
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Curling Club
Alpine Curling Club
Monroe
J.T. Etter
Richard Creamer
Don Drennan
Herb Ainsworth
John Irvin
Robert Keith
Edward M. Adam
Gene Hennager
Clarence Franklin
Newsprint Nixed Bonspiel For New Curling Match
The upcoming curling bonspiel will require half of each team to be new to the sport. This tournament tests the Evening Times newsprint and its future in curling as it does in the garbage can, highlighting a quirky challenge and potential shift in coverage.
Robbery Reported At Clarno Store Friday Night
Clarno store robbed Friday night. Loss not yet determined. Deputies investigating after owner Roy J. Rhyner found the break-in this morning. Cigarettes cigars and a shipment of coats scattered about. Front door possibly used. lock damaged. Rhyners live opposite railroad tracks. Filing cabinet found behind lumber yards. two men carried it back to store. Clarno lies seven miles south of Monroe off Highway 69.
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Clarno
Roy J. Rhyner
Monroe
Highway
Hunter Bel Found Safe After Wilderness Ordeal Near Broadus
John C Bel a 70 year old hunter and retired Wisconsin farmer was rescued by helicopter and taken to a Belle Fourche hospital in South Dakota. He had been missing for days in rugged country about 40 miles southwest of Broadus Montana. Sheriff Grant Gatlin said Bel was weak but in satisfactory condition after building fires to endure the cold nights and walking during the days. A spotter plane chartered by his sons in law located him.
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Broadus
Mont
John C. Bel
Baldwin
Wis
Belle Fourche
S.D
Montana
Bel
Powder River County
Grant Gatlin
Gatlin
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Thomas Mahle
Pecatonica
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Forreston
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Richard F. Lehmann
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John F. King
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