Dayan proposes thinning forces for new Suez ceasefire plan
Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Dayan outlined a plan to ease tensions by thinning forces on both sides of the Suez Canal to facilitate negotiations. Western sources say talks to revive Gunnar V. Jarring’s mission may occur by Christmas with U S and Israel seeking Soviet help. Egypt rejected any mere extension of the ceasefire and warned of consolidating occupation. Syrian and Egyptian leaders agreed on a consolidation of military action, signaling broader Arab support for Egypt’s front.
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Moshe Dayan
Middle East
London
Dayan
Tel Aviv
Suez Canal
Egypt
Israel
U.S
Canal Zone
U.N
Gunnar V. Jarring
United States
Nixon
Mahmoud Riad
Riad
al Akbar
Cairo
Hafez al-Assad
Anwar Sadat
Arab Eastern Front
Iraq
Jordan
Syria
al Ahram
Lebanon
Muhammed Hassanein Heidal
Southeast Asia
Murder Plot Aimed at Pope Paul During Manila Visit
A Bolivian painter in clerical garb tried to stab Pope Paul VI with a foot long knife as he arrived in Manila. The pontiff was not harmed and security stopped the attacker, Benjamin Mendoza y Amor, who claimed religious fanatic motives.
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Paul VI
Humanity
Asia
Pacific
Benjamin Mendoza Y Amor
la Paz
Bolivia
Vatican
Holy Father
Stephen Cardinal Kim
South Korea
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Anthony Galvin
Borneo
Malaysia
Ver
Juan Ponce Enrile
Amor
Philippines
Marcos
Peter
Paul
Apostles
The
Pope Paul
Tehran
Iran
Dacca
East Pakistan
Sydney
Jakarta
Hong Kong
Colombo
Rome
Drugs Kids and Dear Abby
Abigail Van Buren dedicates her column to parenting and open dialogue with children. She urges parents to create a guilt free space so kids can come to them with anything, stressing trust and communication as key to guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abigail van Buren
Economic Upturn Hasnt Come Yet
President Nixon and aides clash over the economy as October production drops 2.7 percent while third quarter GNP shows modest 1.4 percent growth and inflation rises above 6 percent. White House pursues easier money policy and potential incomes policy to curb wage and price hikes.
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White House
Nixon
Former Asst Postmaster Harry Buholzer Dies at 55
Harry E. Buholzer 55 of Route 1 Juda died at 8 15 a m Friday November 27 after a long illness in St Clare Hospital He retired as Monroe post office assistant postmaster October 14 1970 after serving since 1940 He served 51 months in World War II with the Army Air Corps He is survived by his widow Shirley three daughters two brothers a sister and one grandchild Shriner Neushwander Funeral Home handled arrangements.
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Monroe
Harry E. Buholzer
Route 1
Juda
St. Clare Hospital
Buholzer
Xavier and
Elizabeth Zurkirchen Buholzer
Monroe High School
U.S. Army Air Corps
Shirley Wyss
Shirley
John
Karen) Baird
Berwyn
Ill
Jane
Pamela
Twin Grove
Charles E
Lakewood
Ohio
Walter X
Monroe Lincoln-Mercury, Inc
Douglas
Hilda
Baptist Church Pastor Resigns in Monroe
Rev. Wylie Fulton has submitted his resignation as pastor of the First Baptist Church of Monroe effective Jan. 21. He became pastor in August 1965 and will teach social studies at Monroe Junior High School from the second semester. The Fultons and daughter Joy live at 609 27th Ave.
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Wylie Fulton
First Baptist Church of
Monroe
Morton to Replace Hickel In Interior Post
Republican National Chairman C B Morton avoids comment on his Nixon nomination to succeed Walter Hickel as secretary of the interior. Morton arrived in London on RNC business and then went into seclusion after a brief talk with U S Ambassador Walter Annenberg. A State Department spokesman said Morton planned no statement until Senate confirmation.
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London
C.B. Morton
Nixon
Walter Hickel
Morton
Republican National Committee
U.S
Walter Annenberg
Senate
Hoover Reveals Plot Against DC Power and Officials
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover told a Senate subcommittee that an East Coast anarchist group plotted to damage underground DC power lines and kidnap a high government official. The plan reportedly would demand stopping bombing in Asia and freeing political prisoners as ransom.
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Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
White House
United States
Southast Asia
In Brief on Vietnam War Protest Network
A report describes a group styled as AP News In Brief spirity to Save Lives formed by Catholic priests nuns teachers and former students outspoken against the Vietnam War. Hoover notes growing links between Arab terrorists and the Black Panthers raising the risk militants could imitate Arab hijackings to win jailed Panther releases including Bobby Seale.
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Vietnam
U.S
Hoover
Black Panthers
Panther
Bobby Seale
Nixon Hosts Thanksgiving Dinner for 100 Hospitalized Vets
President and Mrs. Nixon welcomed 100 wounded servicemen from Army Navy and Air Force hospitals to the White House for the traditional turkey feast. The White House was decorated with fall flowers and cornstalks as the guests, many Vietnam veterans, joined the holiday meal. Presidential chefs roasted six large turkeys for the occasion.
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Washington
White House
Nixon
Vietnam
Army
Navy
Air Force
Walter Reed Medical Center
Nixon Forms Pakistan Relief Committee
President Nixon announced a citizens Pakistan Relief Committee to channel aid to cyclone wrecked East Pakistan. The White House cited cash donations as the best immediate help with about 25 Americans on the panel led by Robert M. Murphy of Corning Glass. First Lady Pat Nixon was named honorary chairman.
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Washington
Nixon
Citizens
Pakistan
East Pakistan
White House
Robert M. Murphy
Corning Glass International
Pat Nixon
Peru
Pakistan Relief Center
Obituary and Notices in Daily Record
A compact page notes obituaries church news and society items from the Daily Record. It also highlights sports standings want ads and Dear Abby column with community notices and general news briefs.
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Church News
Daily Record
Dear
Abby
Christmas Means Time to Decorate
Rosa Garden Center invites holiday shoppers to browse the greenhouse and browse festive items for 1970. Fritz and Irene Rosa lead a three generation family business with Steve and Sandra helping in peak times as Fredric D. oversees Swiss Colony stores in Alaska. The article highlights new Christmas products from artificial trees and mini lights to candles lanterns clip-on birds and Advent wreaths with a focus on seasonal decorating and upcoming spring previews.
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Rosa Garden Center
Fritz
Irene Rosa
Steve
Sandra
E. B. Rosa
Rosas
Fredric D
Swiss Colony, Inc
Anchorage
Alaska
Swiss Colony
Burglary at Red's Roost and Oil Station Break-in Attempt
Monroe police investigate two incidents from Wednesday. At Red's Roost a break–in after glass panels were shattered left a small amount of money missing and blood at the scene. Hans W Kampfer reports an attempted entry at South Side Pure Oil Station with two broken doors but no loss.
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Monroe
Red’s Roost
Hans W. Kampfer
13Th St. Monroe
South Side
19Th St
Eight Accidents Listed By Sheriff In Wisconsin Report
Sheriff reports eight vehicle incidents on Thursday and Wednesday across towns including Mt. Horeb New Glarus Belleville Monroe and Juda. Collisions involved cars trucks and a deer strike on Highway 69 and CT 6 with vehicle damage and one fatal deer collision. No injuries reported except a bump to the head. A power line pole was loosened.
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Janell Freitag
Mt. Horeb
New Glarus
CT 6
Sheriff's Department
Jonathan Barry
Route 2
Alfred Keehn
Belleville
LeRoy H. Rindy
Robert C. Knipschild
9Th St
Monroe
Donald M. Daley
16Th St
Alphorn Lounge
Knipschild
Daley
Melvin J. Roedidanz
16Th Ave
Gerry G. Sargent
Shullsburg
John A. Meier
Juda
Twin Grove
Jefferson Town Road
Wisconsin
Icy Highway Conditions Hit Green County On Thanksgiving Day
Icy highways started in Green County with drizzle and ice forming along a two mile stretch near New Glarus at 1 30 p m. Three accidents occurred at the same corner within minutes. Crews treated main routes by 11 p m and again at 4 a m for Friday commuters. By noon the ice was breaking up across trunk lines. Actor James Whitmore and wife of 23 years divorced in Los Angeles court. judge approved the settlement.
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Green County
New Glarus
Los Angeles
James Whitmore
Superior Court
Robert H. Patton
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