Sadat hails Israeli plan to reduce Suez forces
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat praised Israel's plan to withdraw troops from the Suez Canal area and suggested cargo bound for Israel could pass through the canal if Israel makes further concessions. Rabin announced a partial pullback of troops and armor before canal reopening, while Kissinger and Ford weighed next steps with Rabin.
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Suez
Associated Press
Anwar Sadat
Israel
Suez Canal
Yitzhak Rabin
U.N
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Egypt
Salzburg
Henry A. Kiss
Inger
ABC
Canal Cargo
CBS
Ford
Kissinger
Washington
Cairo
Sinai Desert
Golan Heights
Geneva
Sinai
Laos seeks U S aid amid AID pullout tensions
U S Assistant Secretary of State Habib said Pathet Lao and rightist officials want to maintain diplomatic relations and continue U S aid. AID mission closure fuels disputes over inventory methods as Laos demands a detailed list of property, complicating the turnover.
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Matt Franjola
Associated Press
Vientiane
Laos
U.S
Habib
Pathet Lao
Phoumi Vongvichit
Souvanna Phouma
Christian A. Chapman
Chapman
United States
Levelland Man Dies in Oil Rig Vehicle Accident
Roosevelt County New Mexico report says 38 year old Ray Allen Cherry of Levelland Texas died Monday when an oil rig vehicle left New Mexico 262 east of Milnesand. He tried to jump as the rig veered off the road and was run over.
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Levelland
Tex
Ray Allen Cherry
Milnesand
Roosevelt County
New Mexico
Cherry
Market Reports Cashing in of profits shows up in trading
The New York market mixed with profit taking after two days of gains. The Dow Jones average fell 1.10 to 845.51 as gainers edged losers on the NYSE and the Nasdaq? No, ASE data shown. composite index rose 0.02 to 49.20 while the American Stock Exchange slipped 0.06 to 89.44.
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New York Stock Exchange
Dow
American Stock Exchange
NYSE
Energy committee eyed by Southeastern New Mexico group
The Southeastern New Mexico Economic Development District executive committee will meet at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the Roswell Industrial Air Center offices. President R. E. Thompson of Roswell said the agenda includes forming a regional energy committee, citing heavy oil and gas production in three of the five counties and potential in a fourth. The district covers Lincoln, Eddy, Lea, Chaves and Otero counties.
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Southeastern New Mexico
Roswell Daily News Office and Rates Notice
Local Roswell newspaper lists staff roles and contact details with publisher editor and newsroom staff. Subscription rates are shown for Roswell and trade territory: $3.00 monthly, $9.00 for three months, $18.00 six months, $36.00 one year. second class postage paid in Roswell NM.
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Roswell
Trade
N.M
Associated Press
Twin-engine plane stays in family political circle
Gov. Jerry Apodaca’s campaign aircraft remains in the Democratic party circle as No. N-5441-Y is now registered to Sen. Joseph Montoya. The sale, completed in March for 28000, kept the six-seat Piper Aztec in state political hands.
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Jerry Apodaca
Federal Aviation Administration
Oklahoma City
Joseph Montoya
D-N.m
Richard de Uriarte
Montoya
Apodaca
Conrad Salaz
Las Cruces
de Uriarte
Rudy Ortiz
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Democratic National Committee
State Employment Security Commission
Three Held Over Missing Car Incidents In Roswell
City police arrested three persons connected to missing car reports. Two 14 year old girls were taken into custody after being found driving a car reported stolen by Lucy Campbell. The Roswell man, 46, posted bond after arrest on auto theft charges. A second suspect, Johnny Nieto Dutchover, was arrested in connection with a vehicle reported stolen by Antonio Cortez. Two vandalism incidents involved gunshots breaking windows at Sheplers and White Stores, with losses under $100 each.
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Alameda
Lucy Campbell
E. Bland St
Roswell Man
Johnny Nieto Dutchover
E. Conner St
Antonio Cortez
E. Hendricks St
Roswell
Shepler’s
E. Second St
White Stores Inc
E. Third St
Miami man sues CIA over 1968 Castro assassination plot
Miami furniture store owner Max Gorman Gonzalez says a CIA backed operation to kill Fidel Castro was aborted before reaching Cuba. He and his attorney plan a million dollar suit alleging he was used unwittingly by the CIA. Gonzalez links Frank Sturgis to the mission and cites former CIA official David Phillips.
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Fla
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Cuba
Max Gorman Gonzalez
Intelligence Agency
Gonzalez
CIA
Frank Sturgis
London
Latin America
David Phillips Phillips
U.S
Castro
Phillips
Sturgis
Jerry Buchanan
Florida
Mexico
Texas
Watergate
Archibald Cox
Buchanan
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