Israeli Jets Blast Egyptian Targets Near Port Suez
Israeli jets hit Abu Dara j near Port Suez for the fourth time in five days to pressure Egypt as thousands celebrate Rosh Hashanah. Cairo radio reports Egyptian raids on Israeli positions in the Sinai and attempted retaliations near Ras Za farana were repelled by Egyptian fighters.
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Evacuation Lifted as Mississippi Residents Return Home
About 10 000 residents in northwest Mississippi returned home after an evacuation ordered over vinyl chloride releases from a derailed train. Experts warned of toxic gas, while a railroad spokesman disputed lethal danger, and Sen. Eastland urged congressional rail safety probes.
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Ontario Kidnapping Case Ends with Ransom Recovery
The largest Ontario manhunt ends as $200,000 ransom for Mary Nelles is recovered. Five men including a former boyfriend of Mrs Nelles are charged with kidnapping and conspiracy. Mrs Nelles and her husband Henry Radcliffe Nelles were seized near Claremont before the money was buried near Footes Bay.
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Scientists Share Lunar Dust Samples Friday
SPACE CENTER Houston AP Six scientists shared two ounces of lunar dust in the first distribution of moon material to private investigators. About 18 pounds will go to 142 scientists for experiments while 30 pounds stay in the lunar receiving lab.
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Nixon weighs Vietnam pullbacks at Camp David amid talks
President Nixon, at Camp David with Kissinger and advisers, weighed further Vietnam troop withdrawals and peace efforts after a 72 hour cease fire. He planned a public Vietnam statement but timing was unclear, while domestic agenda and Congressional talks also loomed.
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Weather outlook for Topeka region with showers
Showers and thunder showers were forecast for central and eastern Kansas today and tonight and for eastern Kansas Sunday. A 40 mile wide band of showers stretched from Concordia’s east edge to Manhattan and Wichita per the Weather Bureau.
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Wellsville Bond Election Delayed To Oct 4 In Wellsville
Wellsville voters in Unified School District 289 will cast ballots October 4 on a $997,000 local bond for a new high school addition, joining $28,200 federal funds. Polls open 7 am to 7 pm at Wellsville High School. a pre-election public meeting is set for 8 pm Monday in the high school gym. The postponement follows a Sept. 8 board meeting and legal publication changes required by a federal grant and a court ruling on publicity.
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Washington Directs Raids Resume in South Vietnam
AP report says bombing raids over South Vietnam returned to normal with Washington directing them. B52s attacked near Saigon 27 miles northeast and along the Cambodian border 98 miles northeast, plus near Da Nang. Casualties include 144 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong killed in six battles since the cease-fire ended.
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Talks Resume as North Vietnam Presses Hard for Peace
At the Paris talks North Vietnam and the Viet Cong reiterated demands for U S withdrawal and a coalition government while the United States pressed Hanoi to permit inspection of prison camps and to follow the Geneva conventions. Ambassador Lodge warned of world opinion over humane treatment of prisoners and cited recalled prisoners accounts. Both Hanoi delegates were absent for Ho Chi Minh's funeral, but deputies signaled no policy shift.
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Soviet Task Force Expands Mediterranean Fleet
AP reports the Soviet task force in the Mediterranean has grown to 44 to 70 ships, a buildup seen as signaling to the United States that Moscow does not concede control of sea lanes. The U.S. Sixth Fleet fields 50 ships, including two attack carriers, while the Russian fleet lacks carriers.
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Volpe ties highway aid to replacement housing
Secretary Volpe said he will deny highway projects that dislocate people unless adequate replacement housing is built. Aides noted the stance marks a shift from prior policy requiring only a relocation plan. He also touted increased minority employment, claiming 14 minority group supergrades and overall gains since taking office.
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