Sadat orders removal of Soviet military advisers from Egypt
President Anwar Sadat announced that Soviet military advisers and experts will be replaced by Egyptian troops, stressing the move does not end Soviet Egypt friendship. He said the withdrawal for Soviet personnel is effective Monday, with 10 000 to 20 000 Russian experts involved.
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Cairo
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Moscow
Israel
Sadat
Middle East
Nile
Arab Socialist Union
Five Rolling Stones Arrested in Warwick Incident
Five members of the Rolling Stones traveling party were arrested in Warwick Rhode Island on assault and obstruction charges including Mick Jagger and Keith Richards. Police said the group’s Boston concert was delayed as the plane landed at Green Airport due to fog and the band prepared for a quick court session to allow travel to Boston.
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Warwick, R.I
Traveling Party
Mick Jagger
Keith Richard
Boston
Green International
Warwick
William Radican
Rhode Island District Court
Radican
Green Airport
Labor leaders seek McGovern compromise
AFL-CIO leaders negotiate a compromise to avoid an immediate endorsement of McGovern by the federation. The plan, to be voted at a special AFL-CIO executive council meeting, would bar the federation from endorsing a presidential candidate for the first time in 17 years, leaving such decisions to the 117 affiliated unions.
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Washington
Afl-Cio
George Meany
George McGovern
White House
Aflcio
Aflcio Executive Council
Meany
McGovern
Afl-Cio Council
Custer
S.D
Sen
Thomas Eagleton
Eagleton
U S oil firm signs major Soviet tech cooperation deal
Occidental Petroleum announces a five year technical cooperation agreement with the USSR to explore produce transport and market oil and natural gas from Tyumen fields in western Siberia. The accord also covers fertilizers chemicals metal treating hotels and waste utilization. Talks begin September 11.
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London
Armand Hammer
Occidental Petroleum Corp
Los
Siberia
Hammer
Nixon
Moscow
Russia
Urals
V.I. Lenin
Soviet Union
IRA chief says militants ready for political persuasion
In Belfast the IRA second in command David O Connell signals a shift to political methods while a British soldier is killed at a Belfast post and a gunfight erupts in Lenadoon. The truce collapse drove 3000 Catholics from Lenadoon amid calls for British troop withdrawal.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Dublin Evening Herald
David O’connell
IRA
Londonderry
Springfield Road
Lenadoon
Windy Tuesday Storm Hits Mining City Around Butte
Gusty winds averaging 25 mph with gusts to 35 mph lashed the Mining City as 0.15 inch of rain fell within the first hour after 5 p.m. Officials warned motorists against traveling with trailers on highways near Butte and Anaconda. No damage reports were received as drizzle lingered later.
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Butte
Anaconda
Weather outlook for today with rain and wind
Cloudy and colder with occasional rain and windy periods. Temperatures expected in the low 60s during the day and around the low 40s at night. Weather page 13.
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Boulder Rains Down as Pit Blast Crashes Into Highway
A Berkeley Pit blast showered Upper Continental Drive with rocks including a 35 pound boulder that came within feet of passing Montana Standard photographer Cliff Moore. The event occurred around 12 10 PM during a routine blast. Officials questioned safety measures and road closure feasibility, but noted blasts vary in timing and may be delayed.
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Berkeley Pit
Cliff Moore
Montana Standard
Berkeley
Upper Continental Drive
Montana
Moore
Continental Drive
East Park
Mercury
Frank M. Manninger
Butte
The
Anaconda Co
Monninger
Mike Micone
Javits Calls to Drop Spiro from Republican Ticket
Senator Jacob Javits voiced opposition to retaining Spiro Agnew on the GOP ticket. He cautioned the president should run in his own image and noted chances to unseat Agnew were unlikely. Javits praised the president's broad appeal and urged a debate without name calling.
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Washington
Jacob K. Javits
Spiro T. Agnew
New York Republican
Javits
Agnew
Brooklyn Suffers 13Hour Blackout in Summer Power Crisis
Electrical service returned to 200000 Brooklyn residents after a 13 hour blackout during the Northeast power crisis. Six of Consolidated Edison feeder cables failed amid a heat wave, with 78 to 80 degree heat and restoration at 11 am Tuesday. Brooklyn officials call the outage a near disaster and urge state action.
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Associated Press
Brooklyn
New England
Consolidated Edison
Staten Island
Westchester County
Don Edison
Bay Ridge
Gowanus
Sunset Park
Sebastian Leona
Sinatra tells committee it is out of tune
entertainer Frank Sinatra testifies before the House Crime Committee saying he has no knowledge of the Cosa Nostra and that he withdrew a 55000 investment in Berkshire Downs after learning of a directors post. He accuses the panel of irresponsible handling and denies any underworld ties linked to his name.
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Washington
Frank Sinatra
House
Cosa Nostra
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Berkshire
Pearance
Claude Pepper
Dfla
Lon
Don
Joseph
Barboza
Raymond Patriarca
Berkshire Downs
Patriarca
Gennaro Angiulo
Fontainebleau
Miami Beach
Sands Hotel
Las Vegas
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