Sadat Arrives in Jerusalem to a Tumultuous Welcome
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat arrived in Jerusalem and met Israeli Prime Minister Menahem Begin amid a tumultuous welcome. Reports said they discussed a potential Egyptian Israeli non belligerency plot as Sadat became the first Arab leader to set foot in the city.
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Richard H.growald
Jerusalem
UPH
Anwar Sadat
Menahem Begin
Sadat
UPI
Moshe Dayan
Ephraim Katzir
City Edition masthead and barcode page
The fragment presents an AP UPI telephoto masthead with volume and issue details, city edition branding, price, and a notice of complete local coverage. It reads as a newspaper front matter item rather than a distinct news event.
Turbulent Landing Ends in Tragedy at Madeira Airport
A TAP Portugal Boeing 727 carrying 154 aboard skidded off the runway in a storm at Funchal Madeira. Officials report 86 dead with higher toll feared. 80 bodies found, 59 hospitalized, search ongoing as winds hinder rescue.
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Funchal
Madeira
Atlantic
Virgilio Perreira
Fenchal
Santa Cruz
Sadat Promotes Peace Plan during Israel Visit
Sadat arrived in Israel on a mission of peace with a new plan and a personal working paper on prospects for peace. He signaled willingness to meet Israeli leaders as long as needed and left open the path for broader Middle East talks, though no separate Egyptian Israeli treaty was expected.
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Egypt
Begin
David Hate
Sadat
Foreign Ministry
Israel
Middle East
Girl dies in icy collision on Route 1 bridge
A 16 year old girl, Renee Nasser of Liverpool, died from massive internal injuries after a two car crash on an icy Taft Road bridge over Route 1 in North Syracuse. Her cousin Nabin Nasser and Joseph Akl were injured and hospitalized. The other driver Mark Stanford and passenger Terry Wright sustained facial and head injuries. Rescue crews freed Nasser after nearly 20 minutes. Authorities note several icy bridge incidents overnight.
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Route 1
Syracuse
State University Hospital
Renee Nasser
Lucan Road
Liverpool
S.R. Weidman
Nabin Nasser
Joseph Akl
Seventh North St
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Wasser
Aki
Weidman
Nasser
Taft Road
Route $1
Mark Stanford
Keeseville
Essex County
Stanford
Terry Wright
Berrington Circle
North Syracuse
Miss Nasser
Worth Syracuse
Eaves
R. J. Smith
Richard Vogt
Navac Ambulance
Arab world erupts over Sadat Israel visit protests spread
In Beirut and across capitals angry mobs attack Egyptian embassies after Anwar Sadat’s trip to Jerusalem. Syria declares mourning and calls for punishment, while Jordan and others denounce the visit. Egyptians abroad endure embassies under siege as protests flare.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Syria
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Israel
Sadat
Carter
London
Bangladesh
Jerusalem
Menahem Begin
Athens
Tunis
Tripoli
Morocco
Wet start to Thanksgiving week weather picture
National Weather Service at Hancock Airport reports a damp outlook with showers tonight and a 70 percent chance of precipitation. Highs near 50 today, near 50 tomorrow, then colder with 30s by late day. Snow squalls possible Tuesday and Wednesday, with frigid 20s by Thursday and a 1.9 inch snowfall yesterday in Syracuse.
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National Weather Service
Hancock
Syracuse
New York
Where Is Our President Tonight
Parade Magazine previews President Carter’s planned abroad trip and discusses what the journey would involve once rescheduled after a postponement. The piece was prepared before the postponement and will analyze the trip’s likely components when resumed.
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Parade Magazine
Carter
Lawrence Welk Champagne Party Opens In N Syracuse
Lawrence Welk Champagne Party headlines the schedule at N Syracuse music venue. Ad lists address 1 N Syracuse and phone 458 6565 with Sunday hours 11 to 6.
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Lawrence Welk
N. Syracuse Music
N. Syracuse
Boeheim Presses Syracuse Toward Sixth NCAAs Bid
Coach Jim Boeheim leads Syracuse University as the team aims for a sixth consecutive NCAA Tournament appearance when the season opens Saturday. Bob Snyder previews area cage squads in Empire Magazine this week. A note questions bicycles reducing pollution as many are strapped to car backs.
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Jim Boeheim
Syracuse University
Bob Snyder
Empire Magazine
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