Kissinger meets Soviet officials but Tho split over Paris talks
Henry Kissinger opened discussions in Moscow as Le Duc Tho flew to Paris, ending hopes of an immediate peace meeting in the Soviet capital. Viet Cong proposes a coalition without Thieu or Communists if the U.S. withdraws and Thieu leaves Vietnam. Meanwhile U.S. jets strike major targets in North Vietnam including the Paul Doumer Bridge, Bien Hoa helicopter losses raise concern, and aerial combat continues as ground fighting persists.
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U N Veto by United States Stirs Security Council
The United States used its second Security Council veto to block a resolution calling for a halt to Israeli reprisals without addressing Arab terrorism that spurred them. The debate followed the Munich Olympic massacre and Israeli strikes in Syria and Lebanon. China and the Soviet Union had vetoed amendments extending the resolution to terrorism.
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McGovern Targets Big Farm Firms in Minnesota Speech
George McGovern told Farmfest Day in Vernon Center that Fifth Avenue farmers are taking over U S agriculture and urged action to curb giant nonfarm corporations. He pressed for ending tax advantages that lure nonfarm interests into farming and called for legislation. He was joined by Edward Kennedy for rallies through Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh and Minneapolis.
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Olympic Village Shooting Report Declared False Alarm
AP reports police in Munich concluded the claimed shots at the Olympic Village on the eve of the Games ending were a false alarm. Officials indicated no evidence of gunfire and no injuries were reported.
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Speaks At Ohio Rally Tricia Cox Hits Campaign Trail
In Medina Ohio Tricia Nixon Cox greeted about 30000 attendees at Chippewa Lake Park for a large Republican picnic. She signed autographs for most of 90 minutes citing her fondness for people and urging unity with the GOP.
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Supreme Court Rejects Lansky Citizenship Appeal in Israel
Israel's Supreme Court denied Meyer Lansky's bid for citizenship, paving the way for his expulsion from the country where he had sought refuge for over two years. The American gambling figure faces indictments in Florida and New York for illegal profits and tax evasion.
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Traffic Toll Reaches Eighteen In Ohio Weekend
The Associated Press reports 18 people died in Ohio weekend traffic accidents including two seven year olds struck on a freeway and three Fredericksburg residents killed when their car collided with a train. In Brussels a gunman wounded Israeli diplomat Zakok Ophir, shot five times and operated on.
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Men Held In Study Of Killing Of Columbus Patrolman Edwards
Columbus police hold James Moody of Cleveland and seek Allen Thrower in the ambush killing of Patrolman Joseph Edwards. Moody was returned from Cleveland. Thrower is still at large, believed hiding in the Detroit area. Both charged with first degree murder. Edwards, 29, was killed Aug 28 while in a police cruiser with another officer.
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Miss America Laurie Schaefer Returns to Normal Life
Laurie Schaefer, Miss America 1972, hands crown to successor and returns to Bexley home. She and fiancé John Lurie announced their December wedding, and family prepares her six room house with re décor plans and a tape recorder for a new routine.
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Miss America contestant Laurie Schaefer’s sleep and letters
The mother of Laurie Schaefer describes her daughter’s demanding Miss America schedule. Laurie slept three to four hours nightly, and her mother answered vast mail while Laurie toured as a contestant with few crank calls despite some cruel letters from students and others.
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Ex newsman John Lurie loses $800 in burglary
John Lurie former broadcast newsman, in Atlantic City with Laurie Lea Schaeffer to crown and announce engagement as the new Miss America is ahead, while burglars break into Lurie’s Columbus apartment, stealing about $800 in property over the weekend.
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California Trial Set To Begin
Farm-labor contractor Juan Corona goes on trial in Fairfield charged with slaying 25 itinerant farm workers whose hacked bodies were found in shallow peach orchard graves along the Feather River. About 200 witnesses are expected to testify as hundreds of evidentiary items are reviewed.
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