Kissinger warns detente endangered by Soviet action
Secretary Kissinger told a Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions forum that detente cannot survive if the Soviet Union acts irresponsibly in the Middle East. He vowed U.S. opposition to any effort to dominate globally or regionally and warned strong defenses and alliances would be maintained. Senator Fulbright urged Security Council action to withdraw, with possible enforcement if needed, while proposing international city status for Jerusalem and retention of parts of the Golan Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Middle East
Kissinger
U.S
Senate
Sen
J.W. Fulbright
Foreign Relations Committee
Israel
Nixon
United States
Soviet Union
Center For the Study of Democratic
Fulbright
Center
Security Council
Arkansas Democrat
Jerusalem
Golan Heights
Eight Children Die in Ohio Trailer Fire
In Jerry City Ohio eight children under ten died in a trailer fire while parents Jesús and Maria Trevino were at work at Bowling Green State University. Coroner Roger Pearce says asphyxiation caused the deaths. Fire Chief George Loomis suspects a space heater may have started the blaze which began around 545 a.m. Neighbors reported an explosion before smoke poured from the trailer windows.
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Jerry City
Ohio
Frank Paden
Paden Mortuary
Baltimore
Jesus Trevinio
Dale Roe
Trevinos
Bowling Green State University
Twe
Santos
Carlos
Jesus Dr
Nieves
Rita
Mana
Santiago
Jose
Roger Pearce
Wood County
George Loomis
Loomis
Labor Leader Shot In Presumed Plot
In Mar del Plata, labor secretary Julian Julio was killed by two gunmen at a bus terminal. Two union members were wounded. Police suspect ERP leftists, with ties to Peronist factions, amid a string of hostile killings since Perón's return.
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Buenos Aires
Mar del Plata
Juan W. Peron
Julian Julio
Julio
Marcelin Mansilla
General Confederation of Labor
Labor Confederation
Jose Rucci
Marxist People’s Revolutionary Army
ERP
Rucci
Peron
Peronist
Enrique Grymberg
San Nicolas
Jose Domingo Colombo
Dirk Kloosterman
Buenos Aires Automobile Workers’ and Mechanics’ Union
Peronist Armed Forces
Watergate Panel Delays Nixon Operatives Hearings
The Watergate committee postponed testimony by Nixon campaign operative John Buckley and delayed Michael W. McMinoway due to a grounded flight. Expected witnesses include Frank Mankiewicz and Bert Bernhard, linked to George McGovern and Edmund Muskie campaigns.
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Nixon Reelection Committee
John “Fat Jack” Buckley
Muskie
Nixon
Michael W. McMinoway
Louisville
McMinaway
Dash
Frank Mankiewicz
MacGovern
Bert. Bernhard
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This sponsored item notes partnership with the newspaper and the Newspaper Week 73 Committee. It highlights civic promotion and community engagement through the publication. The brief emphasizes collaborative efforts and local participation.
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Newspaper Week
Senate debates strip mining ban widening west
The Senate voted 53 to 33 to bar strip mining on privately owned land with federal mineral rights, expanding a bill aimed at environmental protections in the West. Proponents call it a states rights measure while critics warn of federal dictation and higher coal costs.
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Washington
Senate
Ment
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Montana
Custer
Lee Metcalf
Jennings Randolph
D-W.va
Randolph
Henry M. Jackson
Jackson
Mansfield
Gilbert Harrison Named Bowdoin Campaign Chair in Saco Area
Gilbert Harrison Jr., president of National Woodworking Co., was named Saco area chairman for Bowdoin College 175th Anniversary Campaign. He also becomes Special Gifts Chairman under James M. Fawcett III. Harrison, Bowdoin Class of 1935, holds multiple local posts and business roles in Saco and Biddeford.
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Brunswick
Gilbert D. Harrison Jr
Saco
National Woodworking Co., Inc
West Kennebunk
Bowdoin College
James M. Fawcett III
Grafton
Mass
Bowdoin
Harrison
York County
Whoin Club
Biddeford and Saco Water Co
Biddeford Savings Bank
The
Mutual Insurance Co
First Parish
Blind Hypnotist in Hollywood Offers Help for Kids
William Craft, believed to be the nation’s only licensed blind hypnotist, says his disability gives him an edge with young patients. He works by voice, has clients referred by doctors or teachers, and treats reading problems through guided self-hypnosis. He emphasizes hypnosis as an adjunct, not a cure, and notes people hypnotize themselves with his guidance.
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Hollywood
Fila
William Craft
Pape
Craft
Armacist
Navy
Miami
Biddeford Teachers Elect Steering Body
The Biddeford Teachers Association formed a steering committee to guide negotiations with the school board for the 1973 74 contract. Maine Teachers Association notes priorities include a specialists clause and 20 minute prep time, with mediation ongoing though no board decision yet.
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Biddeford
Teachers’ Association
John Alfano
Maine Teachers’ Association
Robert Dumais
Roger Snow
Dumais
PTA
Alfano
St. John’s Hal
Maine Supreme Court
Amy Burnett Portrait Featured in Greeting Card Sale
Eleven year old Amy Burnett, cystic fibrosis patient at Rainbow Babies and Children’s Hospital, drew a picture used for a greeting card sale. She received a five dollar ice cream certificate and spoke of an exciting day on August 14, then died five hours later. The article also mentions Canada’s first commercial nuclear power plant opening at Rolphton, Ontario in 1962.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Rainbow Babies
Children’s Hospital
Amy Burnett
Amy
Sue
Yous
Canada
Rolphton
Ont
Agnew probe shows eight Justice officials knew before leak
Washington AP report finds the vice president case was tightly guarded with only eight Justice Department officials aware before press stories broke on August 6. The censored probe details who had knowledge, noting Beall, Richardson, Smith, Ruckelshaus, Baise, Petersen, White, and aides.
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Washington
Spire T. Agnew
Justice Department
Department
U.S. District Court
Walter E. Hoffman
Agnew
Asst.ity
Glen E. Pommerening
Attv
Elliot L. Richardson
Potentia
Richardson
U.S. Atty
George Beall
Baltimore Federa Grand Jury
Beall
Die Smith
Wiliam D. Ruckelshaus
Gary Baise
Senate
Petersen
Criminal Division
Philip T. White
Nixon sets plan to urge energy conservation nationwide
President Nixon will unveil a citizens advisory report on energy conservation and hold a briefing with top officials. The plan urges government, industry and individuals to cut energy use, including lowering home thermostat settings and reducing driving, aiming for steady fuel supply this winter.
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Washington
U.S
Nixon
White House
Interior Secetary
Rogers C.B. Morton
Commerce
Frederick Dent
John A. Love
Conemer
Virginia Knauer
Oil Policy Committee
Treasury
William E. Simon
Middle East
United States
Citizens Committee
Kuwait Urges Arab Oil Nations Conference
Kuwait called for an urgent Arab oil nations conference to discuss using oil as a weapon in the Arab-Israeli war. Abdul Rahman Salem el Atiki conveyed the proposal to Saudi Arabia and other Gulf states as Vienna hosts price talks with Western oil firms. Aramco cut Tapline flow by 50 percent to Med., citing frontline risks.
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Kuwait
Abdul Rahman Salem el Atiki
Saudi Arabia
Iraq
Libya
Algeria
Qatar
Abu Dhabi
Vienna
Israel
United States
Exxon
Mobil
London
Aramco
Mediterranean
Golan Heights
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Carole Kann
Scottsdale, Ariz
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Gilbert Harrison
College Drive
Goodyear
J. M. Herman
Scarborough
Maine
Maine Oceanfront
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