Kissinger Holds Dual Talks With North Vietnamese Aides
In Paris Kissinger and Maj. Gen. Haig meet Le Duc Tho and Xuan Thuy as efforts to seal a Vietnam cease fire proceed. Morning session lasts 2 1 2 hours in Choisy le Roi. afternoon talks in Sainte Gemme start at 4 p.m. Plan to continue Tuesday.
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Associated Press
PARIS
Henry A. Kissinger
Choisy le Roi
Sainte Gemme
Florida White House
Kissinger
Alexander M. Haig Jr
le Duc Tho
Hanoi
Xuan Thuy
Nguyen van Thieu
South Vietnam
Nguyen Phu Duc
Washington
Nixon
U.S
Duc
New York Times Reports Amphetamine Use by Celebrities
The Times says Dr. Max Jacobson treated dozens of famous people with amphetamine injections, including JFK and Jacqueline Kennedy, though it cannot be proven all received the stimulant. The doctor reportedly accompanied Kennedy to Vienna in 1961 and disputed giving only vitamins or hormones. The FBI and narcotics investigations noted unaccounted for amphetamines in Jacobson’s possession and a related civil suit.
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New York Times
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Times
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White House
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Vienna
Nikita Khrushchev
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
Trumanapote
Alan Jay Lerner
Claude Pepper
D-Fla
Emilio Pucci
Tennessee Williams
Federal Bureau of Narcotics
Quake strikes Japanese islands and Tokyo area
A 7.4 magnitude earthquake rattled Japanese islands and metropolitan Tokyo, damaging roads and cutting telephone service on Hachijo Island where 10,000 residents fled. Commuter trains halted briefly and the high speed line between Tokyo and Osaka suspended for an hour. No casualties reported.
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All Nippon Airways
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Osaka
Japan
National Earthquake Information Center
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In Cae To Sie
Japanese Meteorological Agency
Plane crash at Tenerife kills 155 on return flight
A Convair 90A operated by Spantax crashed moments after takeoff at Tenerife while carrying 155 holidaymakers. Most victims were West Germans from a Bavaria bus owners association trip. Investigators, including a German team of 20 officials, probe sabotage as a possibility while noting the disaster as Spanish aviation's worst and a major global air tragedy.
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Most TV Ads Found Unsubstantiated in 1971 Study
A Georgetown Law Center study for the FTC analyzed 50 television set claims and found 32 unsubstantiated, four substantiated and unique, 14 substantiated but non unique, indicating limited reliable consumer information. Sears Roebuck had 11 unsubstantiated of 15. RCA had 3 of 8. RCA praised for engineer review.
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Institute For Public Interest Representation
Georgetown University Law Center
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Sears, Roebuck
Radio Corporation of America
RCA
Nixon pressures Kilmer over White House praise for Redskins
Washington quarterback Billy Kilmer says President Nixon, a vocal Redskins fan, hurts the team by commenting before games. Kilmer cited Nixon calling the coach on election night and praising rival Cleveland, urging the coach to limit political talk until after games.
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Hanoi
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Washington Post
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Redskins
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New York
George Allen
Fire Claims Mother and Four Children in Minnesota Home
A mother, Mrs Ronald Vernlund, 26, and her four children Rhonda 7 Melissa 5 Kimberly 3 Timothy 1 died in a northern Minnesota home fire. Vernlund and brother John escaped via an upstairs window as flames consumed the two story frame house.
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Mizpah
Minn
Minnesota
Ronald Vernlund
Rhonda
Melissa
Kimberly
Timothy
Vernlund
John
U.S
IRA Members Flee to Ulster Under New Law
Irish Republican Army members are believed to have fled to Northern Ireland amid Ireland's strict new anti guerrilla law. Security chiefs say leaders went underground as President de Valera signed legislation to curb terrorism. Many guerrillas may seek refuge in Belfast and London Derry for safety. The death toll from over three years of communal violence stands at 650.
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Irish Republican Army
Northern Ireland
Irish Republic
IRA
Eamon de Valera
Republic
Belfast
Londonderry
Austin Man 25 Killed in One Car Mishap
An Austin man died at St. Marys Hospital in Rochester from injuries suffered in a one car crash on Hwy 16 south of Lanesboro. David Knutson, 25, was alone in his car when it missed a curve at about 9 p.m. Saturday. No further details are available.
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St. Marys Hospital
Rochester
David Knutson
Hwy. 16
Lanesboro
Supreme Court to rule on gender based want ads
The Supreme Court agreed to hear whether separate want ads for men and women violate the Constitution. Pittsburgh Press argues headings are a job hunter convenience and that state rulings against them infringe free press. The case, supported by NOW, seeks to overturn Pennsylvania court decisions upholding bans on such headings.
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Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Pittsburgh Press
National Organization For Women For
Pennsylvania
Five Die in Tucumcari Plane Crash Involving Minneapolis Group
A twin engine Lockheed Ventura crashed at Tucumcari airport after refueling in Albuquerque. Five residents of Minneapolis area died and six others were injured, including five from Minneapolis and one Oklahoma resident. The victims were connected to Investment Dynamics Corp. and the Pow Wow Motel purchase.
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Tucumcari
N.M
Minneapolis
Minn
Investment Dynamics Corp
Albuquerque
Investment Dynamics
For Sale 1968 Plymouth Fury III Four Door Car
Used car ad details a 1968 Plymouth Fury III with V eight power steering power brakes factory air and auto transmission in excellent condition. Ad canceled after four of six days though scheduled. contact number 433-8851 for fast results.
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