Kissinger Arrives in Peking for Middle East Peace Talks
UPI reports Henry Kissinger landed in Beijing for talks with Premier Chou En-lai to solidify the Middle East peace effort and discuss clarifications with Israel. Kissinger's reception was cordial, with officials stressing renewed U.S.-China relations and cautious optimism about progress.
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Iowa Crop Forecast Shows Record Soybean Yield Ahead
The Iowa Crop and Livestock Reporting Service notes soybeans may reach a record 274 760 000 bushels, eclipsing the previous high. Corn outlook stands around 318 601 100 bushels, down from last year, with producers optimistic about higher average yields and improved condition.
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Reminders Aim to Halt 50 mph Highway Speeders
The state highway patrol under Gov. Robert Taft orders enforcement against motorists exceeding 50 miles per hour. Officials push a public safety campaign urging slower driving, especially during harvest season, with reminders to reduce risk on rural roads.
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Nine Killed In Crashes Iowa Blaze
Fatal crashes near Marign county Iowa claim nine lives. Victims include 17 year old Cheriton resident Sudbrook and 62 year old Allen Harold with wife Wolene and grandson Michael List. Another trio die near Aldridge on Bell county road. Driver identity unclear, and conditions suggest multiple vehicle collisions overshadowed by fire and rescue efforts. Authorities reported unclear sequence and noted victims from Watering and Lorradi in rural Davenport.
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President To Make Tapes Public Aiken Says
Senator Aiken described that the President plans to release Watergate documents after federal grand jury review. He indicated declassifying transcripts could come in about five weeks, arguing public access benefits the country while acknowledging possible contempt risks. Senate Republican Leader Hugh Scott supported full disclosure to counter opposing claims.
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Nixon expands White House legal staff and probes Watergate
Report outlines Nixon administration plans to widen legal staffing to handle Watergate inquiries. New consultants, increased salaries, and expanded loan authority are discussed as the White House faces intensified probes. Names of aides and lawyers are mentioned amid a broader overhaul of legal operations.
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Clarified Go Signal as Accord Signed by Israel and Egypt
Reported Saturday United Nations and Israeli sources say Israel and Egypt agreed to a ceasefire framework after Prime Minister Meir announced the government would push to implement the pact. The preliminary deal, negotiated by Kissinger, awaited clarification on several points before signing.
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Cool Rooms May Be Boon for Big Eaters in City
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Dow Average Drops Sharply In Market Selloff
AP dispatch notes the Dow Jones industrial average plunging about 90 points as energy concerns and wartime fear weigh on investors. Brokers report widespread selling with blue chip declines and a broad market retreat across New York and American exchanges amid fear of economic weakness in coming months.
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Nun Scales Cliff for Aid After Wreck
A nun aided a mother pinned in a vehicle wreck on a California cliff. Rescue volunteers stabilized the scene and prepared transport as authorities coordinated care and transport.
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