Rogers cites strong desire for peace in Middle East talks
Secretary of State Rogers reported an immensely strong desire for peace after talks with Israelis and Arabs. He said there is hope for continuing the current situation without fighting and planned to send Assistant Secretary Joseph Sisco to Cairo to report on the latest U S discussions. Rogers also met Pope Paul VI and Italian leaders during his Rome trip.
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Rogers
Middle East
Washington
Heypt
Anwar Sadat
Israel
Suez Canal
Nixon
Joseph Sisco
Cairo
U.S
Golda Meir
Canal
Sisea
Paul VI
Mid East
Giuseppe Saragat
Emilio Colombe
Aldo Moro
Sign in Indianapolis school reads Central Sincollege
An Indianapolis school displayed a lighted sign that originally read Central Business College but the middle letters burned out, leaving Central Sincollege. The misprint startled several people amid discussions of morality and X rated films.
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Indianapolis
Central Sincollege
Central Business College
Soviet launches eight satellites in single Cosmos cluster
MOSCOW AP The Soviet Union put eight satellites Cosmos 411 to 418 into orbit aboard one carrier rocket in a secret mission Friday. Tass noted the cluster forms a close formation at altitudes between 870 and 956 miles, a repeat of a similar fourteen craft launch 13 months earlier. The mission favors space research with military and civilian aims under the Cosmos program.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Easy News Agency
Tass
Reagan Sets 25000 Fee to Deter Speaking Tour
Reagan's fee for addresses at Republican fund raising events was set at twenty five thousand dollars to discourage invitations and avoid impressions of a national campaign. Aides say the amount was chosen after discussions with New Hampshire and Massachusetts officials and White House advisers.
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G.O.P
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Massachusetts
Mike Deaver
New England
Minnesota
Michigan
Harold Levander
Deaver
Denver
Nixon
G.O.P. National Committee
White House
Wasi Stow
Whit House
Cyclone Strikes Near Chittagong Port
A cyclone hit Saturday near Chittagong, a major East Pakistan port, then moved south with diminishing force. Radio Pakistan reported the storm formed along the Bay of Bengal coast, where a deadly cyclone and tidal wave in November caused massive deaths. No details on damage or casualties were provided.
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Pakistan
Chittagong
Majoy
East Pakistan
Radio Pakis
Bay of Bengal
Reward Set in Bombing Case In Iowa City
Iowa City officials announced a $5000 reward for information about the Civic Center bombing. Police reported good leads but offered no details. A student rally and sit-in were planned for Monday at the Pentacrest to protest the bombing and University policy.
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Iowa
Civic Center
Washington
Frank Smiley
Pentacrest
University of Iowa
House Used As Roadblock Blocks Utah Highway Chase
A pursuit of a four person car ended when officers used a house to block a highway near Salt Lake City. The occupants were questioned after fleeing officers fired on a patrolman. Two men and two women were taken into custody without further incident.
Victory rally draws 15000 as McIntire calls Nixon to act
Police estimated turnout at 15000 for a Washington march led by Carl McIntire and aimed at urging President Nixon to use strong measures in Indo China. The event featured a Uncle Sam figure, hymns, and radio messages from leaders in Nationalist China and Korea. No trouble was reported despite a light rain, as the marchers, dressed in middle age, moved toward the Monument with prayers and pro war appeals.
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Thien
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Georgia
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Atlanta
Vietnam
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Afong
Capitol
New Jersey
Protesters freed after Washington Capitol confrontation
In Washington DC on Wednesday and Thursday police released hundreds of demonstrators arrested during anti war and anti poverty protests on the Capitol steps. Judges criticized police handling and ordered the release of 200 to 346 detainees while noting risks and filing arrest records for fingerprinting.
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Gellblock
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U.S
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Ling
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Runs Two Miles For Stork Role
DETROIT AP An alto plant inspector Jack Donegan 31 rushed home after his wife 25 said she was having a baby. He delivered his son himself with the doctor on the phone as the newborn arrived before their arrival at the hospital.
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Alto
Jack Donegan
Donegan
Tokyo
Cope
China
Thrses
Turkey
West Potomac Park
Davidson
Ambushes mark Viet cease fires in Buddha birthday period
In South Vietnam ambushes by Communist forces occurred during the initial hours of unilateral truces for Buddha's birthday. Two U.S. and two South Vietnamese soldiers died and three Americans plus five South Vietnamese were wounded. The events included an ambush on a U.S. 173rd Airborne Brigade patrol and an attack on a South Vietnamese infantry company clearing Route 1. The US suspended offensive actions at noon while air activity continued elsewhere.
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North Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
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Three U.S. crewmen killed in South Vietnam border ambush
An army light observation helicopter was shot down on the South Vietnam Cambodia border about 50 miles northwest of Saigon. The crash killed all three crewmen aboard.
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Saigon
U.S
Cambodia
West German French finance chiefs clash on euro crisis cure
In Brussels the West German economics minister Karl Schiller and French finance minister Valery Giscard d'Estaing differed on how to address the dollar flood and euro area currency rules. Schiller urged selective floating among six Common Market currencies with limits, while Giscard warned a concerted float is not plausible. The meeting, attended by central bank heads, sought a European solution amid fears of a dollar-driven crisis. France and Italy oppose floating. the Netherlands may join if Germany floats. The crisis follows prior mark revaluations in 1960 and 1969.
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Hendrik Witteveen
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