Egypt and Israel clash as missiles threatened in Sinai
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat claimed missiles were poised to strike Israel as tank and artillery battles raged in the Sinai and Syria. Prime Minister Golda Meir said Egyptian tank advances had halted and noted Israeli forces were on the western bank of the Suez Canal, without giving casualty counts.
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Associated Press
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Israel
Golda Meir
Sinai Desert
Syria
Sadat
Cairo
Kissinger and Tho Win 1973 Nobel Peace Prize
U S Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and North Vietnamese Politburo member Le Duc Tho win the 1973 Nobel Peace Prize for efforts to end the Vietnam War. The prize of 120000 dollars is shared equally. Kissinger comment withheld at White House.
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Norway
U.S
Henry Kissinger
le Duc Tho
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Tho
Nixon
Tito
Yugoslavia
Aase Lionnes
White House
Norman E. Borlaug
Willy Brandt
West Germany
Europe
Nobel Committee
Storting
Henry A. Kissinger
Testing and war talk at RIAC amid Middle East crisis
Testing began at Roswell Industrial Air Center with a Boeing 737 on jet braking under a FAA Boeing Lockheed contract. Sadat demanded a cease fire and Israeli withdrawal to 1967 lines before peace talks while Israel warned of escalating attrition and claimed successes against Arab forces.
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Lockheed Aircraft Company
RIAC
Sadat warns of renewed Mideast strike during peace bid
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat, flanked by Gen. Saaeddine Shazii and Gen. Ahmed Ismail, warned that missiles could strike "the very depths of Israel" at any minute. He offered a cease-fire and UN peace conference attendance, but with two conditions, in an hour-long address to the People's Assembly broadcast by Cairo Radio.
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U.N
Syria
Egypt
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Saaeddine Shazii
Ahmed Ismail
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Cairo Radio
Israel Rings In War as Arab States Enter Frontline
Ten Arab states form a regional ring around Israel and join Egypt and Syria in the conflict. Most send token forces, aiming to pressure rather than full-scale engagement in the unfolding regional war.
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Middle East
Israel
Egypt
Syria
Nixon urged to convene six nation summit on Middle East war
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield called on President Nixon to lead a six nation summit to halt the Middle East conflict. The White House announced Nixon would meet Wednesday with four Arab foreign ministers as the war threatens U S oil imports. Oakland A’s reinstate Mike Andrews to World Series roster after disabled list stint per Commissioner Bowie Kuhn.
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Associated Press
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
Nixon
Middle East
U.S
White House
New York
Bowie Kuhn
Oakland A's
Mike Andrews
Him
Roswell Planning Commission Heeds Rezoning Requests
Roswell planning and zoning members meet Monday to set agenda for Thursday’s 7:30 p.m. city hall session. A rezoning request for three duplex lots on South Sunset Avenue by T&O Investments is postponed to October after protests from residents who want single unit homes. Another item seeks rezoning to establish a square dance club at 307 East 19th Street by Robert Wilson and Daniel Ogg.
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Roswell
Planning and Zoning Commission
Commission
Robert G. Wilson
Daniel F. Ogg
E. 19Th St
Leader Workshop Opens Roswell Education Forum
Community Leader Workshop in Roswell hosts officials from ENMU Roswell campus NMMI and Roswell ISD to outline development goals. Arnold Newkirk explains SE NM Economic Development District origins while groups from county, city, fair board and chambers discuss cooperation and long range planning for growth and student retention.
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Roswell
Roger L. Luginbill
Money woes loom over Roswell school plant maintenance
Roswell Independent School District officials told the Board of Education that maintenance costs consume scarce funds. Superintendent Luginbill cited a 3.2 percent share of a 7.7 million dollar budget for plant upkeep plus 6.6 percent for plant operation. Officials warned of rising material costs, aging equipment, and staff shortages. The district outlined improvements like a central work order system and custodial handbook, and discussed plans to pursue federal funds for special education media and extend bilingual programs. The next board meeting is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. November 5 at East Grand Plains school.
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Roswell Independent School District
Board of Education
Sierra Middle School
Roger L. Luginbill
New Mexico
East Grand Plains
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