Kissinger Heads to China to Discuss Normalization
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger flies to Peking for five days to brief Chinese leaders on progress toward normalizing U S relations and the new U S Soviet nuclear arms pact. A senior official notes the trip was arranged before the Ford Brezhnev summit and no major announcements are expected.
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Peking
China
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Ford
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Vladivostok
London Police Search Bomb Threats Amid Parliament Announcements
London police began dawn searches of public buildings after reports the Irish Republican Army planned attacks to coincide with Parliament's terrorism measures. Six Irishmen were to appear in court soon on charges tied to planting bombs that killed 19 people and wounded 84 in Birmingham bars last week.
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London
Irish Republican Army
Ter
Birmingham
U S Hopes UN Troops Will Stay On Golan
After a week of talks a senior American official said Washington is optimistic Syria will extend the U N disengagement observer force on the Golan Heights. The 1 250 man contingent keeps peace between Syria and Israel and was set to expire November 30. Its dissolution could heighten the risk of renewed fighting.
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Peking
China
United States
Syria
U.N
Golan Heights
Israel
Court declines to rule on white students transfer to integrated school
The Supreme Court did not decide the legality of moving all white pupils to a single integrated school in Wilcox County Alabama where 3 733 black and 109 white pupils were enrolled last year. A 1972 circuit court ruling urged further integration.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Wilcox County
Ala
U.S. Circuit Court
New Orleans
Cornelius Ryan Dies Author of The Longest Day
Cornelius Ryan aged 54, author of The Longest Day and other World War II histories, died Saturday at Sloan Kettering Institute for Cancer Research. His novels on the war were best sellers, including The Last Battle.
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New York
Cornelius Ryan
Sloan-Kettering Institute For Cancer Research
Ryan
Els
Antitrust Suit Filed Against 21 Major Publishers
The Justice Department filed a civil antitrust suit in New York against 21 leading American publishing houses charging a conspiracy to divide world book markets. The Publishers Association of Britain was named as a coconspirator but not a defendant. Individual publishers were listed as coconspirators but not defendants.
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Washington
Justice Department
U.S. District Court
New York City
The
Publishers Association
United Kingdom
Two Share Football Prize In Aiken Stand standard Contest
T. J. Buchmiller shares the $35 prize with Helen Davis after tying for first by selecting all games correctly but failing on the tie breaker. Other finalists include Mark Goodman, Bobby James, Robert Reece, Leroy Edison, Robert Hall, Kenny Chriswell, and Bobby Burch, with the next contest set as the last for the year.
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T. J. Buchmiller
Aiken
Helen Davis
Boardman
Gloverville
Bobby Burch
York St
Weather forecast updates indicate clearing skies ahead
The Weather Bureau expects showers to be followed by clearing skies. A cooler air mass moves in with northwesterly winds 15 to 25 mph this afternoon and 10 to 15 mph tonight into tomorrow. Lows drop to the lower 30s. rain probability tonight and tomorrow is near zero.
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Weather Bureau
World Food Demonstration and Deer Hunt Anecdotes
A Schofield class demonstrates world food supply with a bread share exercise where North America gets half a loaf and Asia children share one eighth among eleven. Ash Milner hunts. Pam Milner bags two deer in two days while Ash has none. Postal orange stickers aid mail sorting. the letter S stands for South Carolina. Three Virginia Acres children mourn a cat shot by an unknown gunman. Aiken County Sheriff investigates.
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Schofield
North America
Asia
Vera Canady
South Carolina
Virginia Acres
Emma Parnell
Aiken County
Happy Rockefeller to Have Right Breast Amputated
Five weeks after removing her left breast for cancer, Mrs. Happy Rockefeller underwent surgery at Memorial Hospital to remove her right breast. A hospital spokesman reported the operation began at 8 23 a.m. Her husband Nelson Rockefeller, Vice President design ate, praised her courage and said she remained confident in the medical team.
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New York
Happy Rockefeller
Memorial Hospital
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Urban
Washington
Board Debate Set On Hiring Administrator
Aiken County commissioners plan their regular meeting to debate hiring a permanent county administrator. The vote may hinge on whether to advertise the position or appoint at the meeting. Chairman Harold V. Graybeal expressed hope a new administrator would be elected at the session.
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Aiken County
Harold V. Graybeal
Thomas F. Williams
Mid-Wife Program To Be Discussed In Aiken County
Aiken County Board of Commissioners will discuss a nurse midwife service for indigent maternity cases at the upcoming meeting. Health Department officials and staff will explain the plan supervised by a physician and funded by the state health department.
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Aiken County
Aiken
Judith B. Inabinet
Inabinet
Kenneth N. Owens
Owens
Health Department
Quail Hollow
Aiken County Hospital
Oil Lending Fund Urged To Back Up World Markets
Treasury Secretary William E. Simon urged creation of a $25 billion international oil lending fund as a back up to stabilize nations hit by high import prices. He told the Joint Economic Committee a price drop would ease global economic dangers, while noting oil producers may resist cuts. The U.S. would contribute 8 to 30 percent.
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Washington
Treasury
William E. Simon
Simon
Congressional Joint Economic Committee
Henry A. Kissinger
United States
U.S
Derrick Derrick Derrick Jr. Sees Youthful Congress Replacing Old Methods
U.S. Rep elect Butler C Derrick Jr 37 of Edgefield says the 94th Congress will be among the most interesting as about 95 members are under 40 and will challenge seniority. He expects members to be more issue oriented than party driven and emphasizes building relationships with other legislators. He also notes the need to find housing for his family and to assemble a staff before January swearing in.
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Hugh McKnight
U.S
Derrick
South Carolina
Congress
State House of Representatives
Washington
Kansas City
Mary
Inflation's Impact Hits Home in Spartanburg
A Spartanburg woman faced inflation when a clerk stamped 47 cents on a 45 cent bottle of liquid detergent she held, illustrating rising prices and shopper frustration.
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Spartanburg
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