Nixon and Tito Meet in Belgrade Amid Rain and Cheers
In Belgrade Nixon and Tito spent hours discussing world issues as rain fell. The leaders greeted 283 Kumrovec residents and observers, with Nixon stopping crowds for handshakes and a wreath visit to the Unknown Soldier tomb before reflection on nonalignment and global rights.
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Kumrovec
Yugoslavia
Nixon
Tito
Belgrade
Tehy
Zagreb
Belgarde
Nixon-Tito
Federal Executive Council
White Palace
Titos
Marshal Tito
United States
Javanka
Italy
Orangeville Fair Opens Friday with varied events and contests
The 41st Orangeville Community Fair runs Friday and Saturday, Oct 2-3, featuring entries opening at 8 a.m., a grade school athletic contest, tractor operators, cartoon shows, pet show, parade, and a football game between Orangeville and Pearl City, with evening programs and a cartoonist appearance.
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Orangeville
Vong Tractor
Orangeville High School
Monkeys Loose After Zoo Escape In Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne police received a call about trees in a backyard filled with about 15 monkeys. Officers and zoo staff chased the animals but zoo officials could not recapture them, leaving several in the neighborhood.
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Fort Wayne, Ind
Fort Wayne Zoo
Emotional Funeral for Nasser in Cairo
Millions mourn as Gamal Abdel Nasser is buried after a dramatic Cairo funeral. Anwar Sadat and Arab and world leaders weep while crowds surge through streets and at the Nile Hilton route.
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Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
Egypt
Sheik Mohammed Fahhan
al Azzhar University
Manshiet el Bakry
Anwar Sadat
Tahia
Nile Bank
Jordan
Hussein
Muammar Kadafi
Sudan
Jaafar el Numairi
Alexei N. Kosygin
Haine Selassie
Ethiopia
Yasir Arafat
Nile Hilton Hotel
Amman
Robert F Marty dies a leading Swiss cheese figure
Robert Frederick Marty aged 64 former president of Monroe Country Club and leader in Swiss cheese promotion died of a heart attack at his Monroe home. He directed Marty cheese interests, served as bank director, aided Jos Hubers brewing effort, and helped expand the Northernaire resort system. Services set for Oct. 3 at Newcomer Funeral Home.
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Robert Frederick Marty
11Th Street
Marty
Three Lakes
Monroe
Commercial and Savings Bank
Monroe Country Club
Jos. Huber Brewing Co
Mr. Marty
Brodhead
Carl
Verena Isely Marty
Chicago
St. John’s Military Academy
Delafield
Wis
Carl Jr
Carl Marty
University of Illinois
National Cheese Institute
G. Fred Galli
Helen Fleck
Puerto Rico
Newcomer Funeral Home
Rev
W. ©. Koehler
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Greenwood Cemetery
Truckers and wife charged in dynamite death near Springfield
Two truck drivers Bobby Lee Shuler and Gerald Bowden and his wife Sharon Bowden, all of Joplin, were charged with second degree murder in the death of truck driver John Galt of Oklahoma City. Galt was killed when his 21 tons of dynamite exploded after a suspected bullet strike on Interstate 44 about 12 miles west of Springfield.
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Springfield
Bobby Lee Shuler
Gerald Lee Bowden
Sharon Lynn Bowden
Joplin
John Galt
Oklahoma City
Interstate 44
Delta Queen Ends Service Under New Safety Law
Congress rejected a river travel tradition by striking a provision that would have exempted the Delta Queen from the Safety at Sea Law. The wooden sternwheelers operations end spurred by the decision comes as the Queen faces a November 2 expiration for inland waterway service.
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Washington
Congress
House Senate
Multiple AP briefs report protests and violence across cities
AP News In Brief covers Madison landlord conflict with tenants and a burning truck incident, Moscow protests over Zionist actions in the United States, Milwaukee disorderly conduct fines for Rev. James Groppi tied to 1969 protests, a Atlantic City patrolman shot dead, and rising American combat deaths in Indochina.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
U.S
United States
U.S.S.R
Milwaukee
James E. Groppi
Patrick Madden
Groppi
University of Wisconsin
State Capitol
Madison
Allen- Bradley Co
Saigon
Four UW bombing suspects indicted by federal grand jury
A U.S. District court grand jury indicted four fugitives linked to a University of Wisconsin bombing case. The suspects Karleton Armstrong, 23, and Dwight Armstrong, 19, were last seen in New York, while Leo Burt, 22, and David Fine, 18, were reported in Ontario.
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Madison, Wis
U.S. District Court
University of Wisconsin
FBI
Karleton Armstrong
Madison
Dwight
New York
Leo F. Burt
David S. Fine
Ontario
U.S. Reports Wounded Rise to 344 in Cambodia and Beijing Rally
The U S Command cites 344 wounded as fighting rages in Cambodia where North Vietnamese and Viet Cong presses cut a key highway near Phnom Penh and threaten another. In Beijing Communist China marks 21 years with a mass rally led by Mao and Lin Piao as Lin touts stronger defense.
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U.S
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
Tokyo
China
Peking
United States
Soviet Union
Heavenly Peace Square
Mao Tsetung
Communist Party
Lin Piao
Lin
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Dragoslav Markovic
Serbia
Serbian Council
Markovic
White House
United Fund
Len Haney
Times
Orangeville Woman's Club
Pearl City
Bob Wood
Tel Aviv
Yves Duan
Paris
Figaro
Robert F. Marty
Carl Marty Cheese Co
The
Borden Co
Lakeshire-Marty
Borden Cheese Co
Monroe Cold Storage Co
Capital Cheese Co
Swiss Cheese Corp. of America
Delta Queen
AP News
William T. Bandy
Mifflin
Bassett
Father Groppi
Atlantic City
N.J
John Burke
U.S. Viet
Daily Record
Abby
John O. Olson
Olson
Wayne Rosenstiel
Carter
Gruenewald
Juda
Smock and Skinner
Kendall Digman
Hiawatha
Studer’s Super Service
Clark Implement
East Side Farm Equipment
Witt and
LaBorde Garage
Washington Implement
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