Israeli Armored Column Strikes Into Lebanon
An Israeli armored column crossed into south Lebanon amid fierce fighting near Yaroun. Egyptian reports claim four Israeli vehicles destroyed and crew casualties after clashes, while Beirut notes residents flee. Civil and political leaders weigh responses as Israel conducts air raids along the Suez Canal.
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United Press International
Lebanon
Yaroun
Israel
Beirut
Cairo
Canal
Bitter Lakes
South
Palestine
Regula
Suez Canal
Golda Meir
Jerusalem Post
Tel Aviv
Abba Eban
Washington
U.S
Nixon
Family robbers hit three Lewiston businesses for $6168
A man woman and child robbed three Lewiston establishments over the weekend using a distraction and safe tampering scheme. The Economat yielded $5000, the Lewis Clark market $1000, and the Bonanza store $168. Responding officers possess only a late 20s age range for the suspects.
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Lewiston
UPD
New York Times Printers Agree on Tentative Three Year Deal
The New York Times and its printers reach a tentative contract with a 41.69 percent wage rise over three years plus a cost of living clause and a clause allowing termination if federal controls hit. Other city papers face tougher talks as negotiations start with the News.
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New York
UPID
New York, Times
Daily News
the Post
Long Island Press
Times
The
News
Bertram A. Powers
International Typographical Union
Ranchers Chain Curlew Grasslands to Improve Range
Forest Range Malad City reports ranchers banding together on the Curlew National Grasslands in Oneida County to chain sagebrush and re seed acres. The project, led by Ranger Wendell Johnson, covers several hundred acres for forage improvement and 250 acres re seeded by air. Cost ranges from six to ten dollars per acre for chaining, higher than four dollars per acre for chemical treatment.
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Malad City
UPI
Rangerand
Curlew National Grasslands
Oneida County
Stone Reservoir
Twin Springs
Huspeth
Wendell Johnson
Johnson
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Mary Carter
Sandpoint
Idaho
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