Sadat pushes for Israeli troop pullback for peace
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat demanded Israeli forces retreat to the Oct 22 cease-fire line as a first step toward peace, while Golda Meir flew to Washington for talks with President Nixon. He tied POW exchanges to withdrawal and signaled openness to a U.N. sponsored peace conference after disengagement begins.
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Saxbe Indicates Likelihood of Attorney General Nomination
Senator William Saxbe left a White House meeting with President Nixon saying he is relatively sure he will be named U.S. attorney general. He noted administrative details remain to be worked out after a 90 minute session on the White House driveway.
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Hanoi
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Justice Department
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D-Miss
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Agnew pays 10000 fine after tax evasion plea
Former Vice President Spiro T. Agnew paid the ten thousand dollar fine after pleading no contest to tax evasion. Justice officials said Maryland U S Attorney George Beall certified the payment by mail today.
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United States Ends Worldwide Military Alert
The Pentagon announced the end of the global alert with about 350 000 U S troops in Europe and the Atlantic fleet returning to normal duties. An allied Soviet alert of 50 000 paratroopers also concluded while 30 000 sailors in the U S 6th Fleet stay on standby.
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Ft. Bragg
N.C
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Harvest Festival Announces 4-H Awards Program
Chaves County agents announce the Annual 4-H Awards Program to be held with the Harvest Festival at Dexter High School. The event features dinner, entertainment, and first-time 4-H award presentations, with donors from Motor Company to Reader's Digest supporting various categories.
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Roswell
Charlene Schmid
Jane Berckes
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Porq Motor Company
Coaty Clark, Inc
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Poultry Kentucky Fried Chicken
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Ser Foundation
Swine — Moorman Manufacturing Co
Rabbit
Clothing Revue
Simplicity Pattern Co
Reader's Digest
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Cil
Halloween safety tips and local events across the Midwest
Authorities urge parents to inspect unwrapped candy and supervise children during Halloween as razor blade and drug hazards are recalled from last year. Community reports include Highland Indiana haunted house fundraisers, plus diabetic 10 year old Stephen Gordon who cannot eat candy and relies on insulin and hospital care.
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Washington
Highland
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Southfield
Mich
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Marsha
Children's Hospital
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