Kissinger heads for Pakistan amid U.S. pledge on limited arms
The United States will not issue new lethal ammunition shipments to Pakistan while seeking a private dialogue to ease East Pakistan tensions. India and Pakistan friction grows as Kissinger heads to Pakistan to urge restraint and resolve the crisis with about $20 million in annual nonlethal and spare parts purchases under review since 1967.
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Thas
Pakistan
Ameri
Patan
New Delhi
United States
Kissinger
U.S
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Subcontinent
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India
Henry A. Kissinger
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Assinger
Foreign Office
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Mujibur Rahman
Awami League
Pistan
Ghost Towns Recapture West Lusty History in Ruins
Ghost towns across the West revive as tourist curiosities from New Mexico deserts to Idaho mountains. Prospectors once struck pay dirt in Nevada and Colorado, forming boom towns like Hamilton and Treasure City, now faded to relics. some towns, like Deadwood and Leadville, host festivals and reopened appeals to visitors seeking a glimpse of the mining era.
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Via West
New Mexico
Idaho
California
Heartbreak Ridge
Cali
Nevada
Sierras
Mark Hamilton
Nev
London
Sureka
Ant
Art Uate Cn Tury
Ity Uf Gal
Colorado
Pikes Peak
Eadville
Aspen
Central City
Colo
Grant
Vioia City
New Tombstone
Seed Spitting Champion Crowned In Pauls Valley Contest
In Pauls Valley Oklahoma Pat Rallif a 20 year old Univer sity of Oklahoma devotee claimed the watermelon seed spitting title with a 470 foot measure using a curved tongue technique. Victor Rallif his brother and Gary Archer the world record holder did not win. Marie Moran 63 won the grandma’s division with a 41 foot 1 1 2 inch spit. About 346 participants and around 7000 spectators filled the tiny town known for that claim to fame.
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Victor
Paul Avenue
Gary
Archer
Max Billington
Cairo
Sheldon Smith
Billington
United Arab Republic
United States
Marie Moran
Thomas Hasselby
Sweden
Ken Reid
Redd
Port Schnorrenberg
Oklahoma City
Outdoor Worship Opens Sundays At First United Methodist
Outdoor services move to Davis Park starting Sunday at 8 45 am for four Sundays. First United Methodist Church will hold an 11 am worship and 9 45 am church school as usual, with services designed for flexible, family friendly worship. A task force prepared themes and speakers for the four Sundays. Participants are urged to bring blankets or lawn chairs to sit on the ground.
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First United Methodist
Davis Park
John Garret
James Wessar
Ken Amos
Lisa Dare
Ted Persing
Esther Raines
Edith Monteford
Gus “Sylvester
Earl Sent
Ner
Jesus
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