Princess Anne Weds Capt Mark Phillips in Westminster Abbey
Princess Anne wed commoner cavalry captain Mark Phillips in a televised ceremony at Westminster Abbey attended by Queen Elizabeth II and about 1,800 guests. The couple exchanged vows as guards and royal coaches lined the route while police controlled crowds of thousands and a day of public celebration contrasted with economic worries.
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Eric Grounds
Phillips
Queen’s Dragoon Guards
Constantine
Greece
Juan
Spain
Pejlice
Abbey
Buckingham Palace
Victoria Monument
Palace
London
Margaret
Anne
Elizabeth I
Westminster Abbey
Mark Phillips
Michael Ramsey
Canterbury
Eric Abbot
Prince Philip
Prince Charles
Peter
Anne Phillips
Britain
Elizabeth
Philip
Jenny Maule
Queen Elizabeth
Queen Mother
Coldstream Guards
Irish Guards
Gurkha Rifles
Royal Air Force
Navy and
Marines
Phillips’ Regiment
Sarah Armstrong-Jones
Larkin Mulhearn Recovering After Auto Accident
Friends and relatives of Larkin Graham Mulhearn of Monroe and Dubach wish him a speedy recovery. He remains in St. Francis Hospital after an auto accident weeks ago and will recuperate at his parents home at 509 Lakeshore Drive in Monroe after release.
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Larkin Graham Mulhearn
Monroe
Dubach
Mulhearn
St. Francis Hospital
Harry Graham
Lakeshore Drive
Skylab 3 Launch Set For Friday
Skylab 3 is cleared for Friday launch from Cape Canaveral atop a Saturn 1B with astronauts Gerald Carr William Pogue and Edward Gibson aboard. Weather forecast 8 01 a m CST favorable. mission aims for 85 days in orbit after two prior postponements due to rocket cracks.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Control Center
National Weather Service
Skylab
William C. Schneider
Schneider
Newsmen
Gerald P. Carr
William R. Pogue
Edward G. Gibson
Houston
Johnson Space Center
Carr
Pogue
Israel Egypt agree to begin cease fire terms exchange
In Kilometer 101 meeting in the Egyptian desert, Israel and Egypt agreed to start implementing the cease-fire. The first steps include Israeli turnover of checkpoints on the Cairo Suez road and a prisoner of war exchange beginning Thursday with wounded on both sides to be flown by Red Cross planes. Supplies will follow to the encircled Egyptian Third Army and to civilians and troops in Suez City.
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Israel
Egypt
Cairo-Suez
Kilometer
Cairo-Suez Road
Middle East
Golda Meir
Cairo- Suez
Suez
3Rd Army
Cairo
al Ahram
UPT
UPI
Richard C. Gross
Ensio Siilasvuo
U.N
Red Cross
Tel Aviv
Siilasvuo
Suez Canal
Suez City
Edwards Seeks Time To Argue Gas Curtailment Battle
Gov. Edwin Edwards said postponement of a strict natural gas curtailment order by the Federal Power Commission buys Louisiana time to gather data and present arguments. He noted potential $80 million state losses and 2,000 jobs at risk as plants face reduced gas deliveries. Edwards plans a Nov 25 special session to broaden oil and gas taxes and promote intrastate pipelines and local fuel distribution.
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Baton Rouge
Edwin Edwards
Federal Power Commission
Commission
Louisiana
United Gas Pipeline Co
Setate
FPC
United
Florida
Edwards
Rain and fog forecast for Monroe and Twin Cities
Weather outlook predicts partly cloudy skies with a 20 percent chance of rain tonight and Thursday. Warm temperatures today near 80 with mild tonight and Thursday, light to variable winds and highs in the 70s. FAA reports Monroe Municipal Airport shows a Tuesday high of 80 and morning low 55 with no rainfall in the past 24 hours.
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Twin Cities
Monroe
FAA
Monroe Municipal
Senate approves fuel allocation bill amid energy crisis
The Senate backed a bill requiring President Nixon to impose mandatory allocation of all fuel products within 30 days, directing top priority to hospitals utilities mass transit and food production. The measure aims to share shortages fairly as the Alaska pipeline faces delays and a daylight saving time bill moves forward.
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Washington
Senate
White House
Nixon
Senate House
House
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Jackson
Interior Committee
Alaska
North Slope
Commerce
Warren G. Macgnuson
House Commerce
A Class Reunion Jokes About Getting Old
A light chuckle note mocks reunions as gatherings where old friends compare whom time has changed the most. The quip frames the event as a humorous reunion of aging peers.
Inside The News-Star column header and sections
Inside The News-Star shows its 52 page layout with sections including Abby Jumble, Broadway, Classifieds, Comics, Sports, Theater, Deaths, Editorial, Women, Horoscope and Weather across multiple pages indicating a full regional newspaper page structure. No single news item is detailed in readable form.
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Abby
Lowman
Radio-Tv
van Dellen
United States China Step Toward Ties Expands Liaison
U S and China agree to widen liaison offices and exchange experts as Kissinger visits Beijing. The communique notes Taiwan as a remaining hurdle to full embassies while both sides push to broaden office functions and sustain high level contact.
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Tokyo
UPI
United States
China
Washington
Peking
Henry A. Kissinger
Taiwan
Kissinger
Chou En-lai
U.S
David Bruce
Huang Chen
Prices Of Gold Fall Sharply On Europe Markets
Prices of gold dropped sharply on European bullion markets after the two tier gold marketing system was abandoned. In London opening quotes showed a fall from Tuesday’s level to 86.59 an ounce with declines also reported in Frankfurt and Zurich.
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Europe
London
Washington
Frankfurt
Zurich
Louisiana constitutional convention reverses plan on education superboard
The convention switched from electing a 15 member education superboard to appointing it by the governor after heavy lobbying by Governor Edwards' aides and labor groups. The change preserves LSU board independence with the governor appointing most members, amid intense debate over control of higher education. Buddy Roemer cautioned that domination by the governor could fuel criticism of the convention. The vote swung 69-46 to 62-44 in favor of the reversal.
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Baton Rouge
Edwin Edwards
Labor—Administration
LSU Board of Supervisors
LSU
Buddy Roemer
Bossier Parish
Power plants gain relief as FPC delays strict gas curtailments
The Federal Power Commission postponed its plan to sharply curb United Gas Pipeline deliveries to utility plants and industries in Louisiana and Mississippi. The delay keeps United operating under a reduced curtailment, about 20 percent of fuel needs for major plants, and 25 percent for other large customers, preventing potential shutdowns.
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Baton Rouge
Federal Power Commission
Louisiana
Mississippi
Clint Pray
Louisiana Council On Environmental Quality
FPC
United Gas Pipeline Co
United
New Orleans Public Service Inc
Gulf States Utility Co
Louisiana Power & Light Co
Mississippi Power & Light
Monroe
Opelousas
Louisiana Sugar Cane League
Gilbert J. Durbin
UAW Declares Ford Contract Valid Amid Renegotiation
The United Auto Workers announce a Ford contract is valid with approval by better than two to one from the membership. The union will renegotiate only the overtime provision for skilled trades workers. UAW President Leonard Woodcock reported the International Executive Board backed the agreement and most Ford workers supported it.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
Ford Motor Co
UAW
Leonard Woodcock
Ford
Woodcock
River Forecast Notes Flood Stage Changes
Flood stage readings show rising water levels along River Staging stations with Monroe near 40 and Camden around 26. A rise of 1.1 feet indicates increased flood risk.
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Monroe
Camden
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the Duke of Edinburgh
Capt
United Press International
Masayoshi Ohira
Tokyo International
Inside the News-Star
U.S. China
Star—World
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