Mideast talks on Suez lines yield no clear breakthrough
Israeli and Egyptian envoys met for two hours at a desert checkpoint to discuss troop withdrawals and a cease-fire boundary. U.N. sources expect another meeting Saturday as talks focus on a six-mile demilitarized zone and the Oct. 22 lines. Egypt pushes for return to the prewar positions, while Israel argues those lines cannot be fixed. Egypt and Israel completed a prisoner exchange with 166 Egyptian POWs and 17 Israelis arriving in Tel Aviv.
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Syria
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Alaska pipeline may start feeding oil in mid 1978
Estimates place first oil from the 789 mile trans Alaska pipeline after four years of construction plus start up. Officials suggest 36 to 42 months on site with four to six months for startup before deliveries to the 48 states begin.
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Skylab 3 Crew Targets Kohoutek Comet for Study
Spacewalk record set by Gerald Carr William Pogue and Edward Gibson ends as they store gear and repair a stuck antenna. The crew will film Kohoutek 140 million miles away and begin daily photos and instrument observations as the comet heads toward its sun closest approach.
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Gibson
Neil Hutchinson
Kohoutek
Nixon resignation views narrow gap in public polls
Pollster Louis Harris reports 47 percent say Nixon should not resign while 43 percent favor departure. Proxmire accuses acting Atty Gen Bork of illegal tenure and urges Nixon to act. The Pentagon cancels a Black Sea show the flag voyage amid the Middle East crisis. Kennedy faces pressure to stay out of the 1976 race due to Chap paquiddick and Watergate fallout.
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Louis Harris
Nixon
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Robert H. Bork
Wisconsin Democrat
Bork
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John F. Kennedy
Edward M. Kennedy
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Chappaquiddick
IRA Strikes Spark Ulster Tension Ahead of Coalition
Irish Republican Army guerrillas attacked in Northern Ireland wounding soldiers and a civilian after vowing to smash the new coalition cabinet. Attacks included trampling tracks on the Belfast Londonderry line a bridge bombing near Omagh and ambushing a militiaman in Strabane.
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Irish Republican Army
Northern Ireland
Ulster
Army
Londonderry
Omagh
Strabane
Thousands pay respects at Kennedy graves on Thanksgiving
Thousands visited Arlington National Cemetery on Thanksgiving Day to honor the Kennedy brothers a decade after JFK's 1963 Dallas assassination. Sen. Edward Kennedy joined family members at JFK's grave and Robert Kennedy's resting place, placing flowers as Jacqueline Onassis sent bouquets. a memorial mass in Peapack, New Jersey also honored the late president and prayed for Edward Kennedy Jr.
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Arlington National Cemetery
Kennedy Brothers
John F. Kennedy
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
Dallas
Tex
Sen
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Jacqueline Onassis
John
Caroline
Peapack
N.J
Edward Kennedy Jr
Wisconsin Toll Reaches 1041 as Holiday Deaths Rise
Five fatalities since the Thanksgiving weekend began raise Wisconsin’s 1973 traffic toll to 1,041, down from 1,042 a year ago. Reports cover hunting injuries in Central Wisconsin, a deadly silo fall near Janesville, warehouse fire in Milwaukee, and state energy and construction updates.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
American Automobile Association
Disaster drill to test county emergency readiness at Monroe High
A Monday disaster exercise led by the Wisconsin health department will simulate a boiler explosion at Monroe High School. St. Clare Hospital, Monroe Fire Department, Monroe Police, Green County Sheriff Office and mutual aid units will participate. Over 100 students are expected as casualties with hospital staff coordinating triage, transport, and care across multiple stations. News coverage by Monroe Evening Times and WEEZ will report developments.
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Wilbur E. Deininger
Office of Emergency Government
Civil Defense
Tim Kubly
Monroe High School
St. Clare Hospital
Monroe
Deininger
Kubly
Harold Miller
Joe Benkett
Fire Dept
Accreditation Commission For Hospitals
Miller
Green County Sheriff's Dept
Arlin Hanson
Monroe City Police
Dwight Coplien
Kenneth Hendrickson
Monroe Area
Monroe Evening Times
WEEZ
Browntown Rescue Squad
Green County Hospital
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