Kissinger Plans Moscow Trip for Middle East Talks
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger flies to Moscow at Nixon’s request to map peace moves in the Middle East with Soviet leaders. Accompanying him are Soviet ambassador Dobrynin and other officials. The trip follows Premier Kosygin’s Cairo talks and aims to influence cease fire prospects as Israel faces pressure on its Egyptian front. Kissinger expects a quick Moscow visit and a return to Washington before a planned China trip.
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Truck crash on New Jersey Turnpike kills eight
In Bordentown on a Friday night a Greyhound bus crash after a truck tire blowout caused a multi vehicle wreck. Eight people died and thirteen were injured as rescuers pulled passengers from twisted wreckage. Names and exact ages are incomplete in the report.
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Donation Charge Across Humphrey Campaign Case
In Minneapolis a federal indictment charges Dwayne Ann Heeds, tied to an alleged scheme involving the 1968 Humphrey campaign. The case cites violations of federal election laws and connects to an Independent Bond donation group and figures including Senator Muskie, with a planned return of $26,000 alleged as part of the canvassed fundraising effort.
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Named To Lead Kirkwood Senate Amid Turbulent Race
Readable fragments show a student body election at Kirkwood with mentions of named leaders such as a president and secretary roles. Distinct entities include Kirkwood, a named senate head, and several staff and officer positions, though text is garbled.
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Wounded Israeli Soldier Feigns Death During Desert Clash
A 22-year-old Israeli serviceman reported that after being wounded he lay in a ditch and pretended death for 25 hours while Egyptian troops crossed Sinai. He described the theft of his gold chain, the pillage of his pockets, and his body finally found by Israeli forces after dark. His home location was not disclosed.
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Israelis Broaden Egyptian Gateway in Warfront Claims
Dayan said in an interview that Israeli tactics pressured Egypt while denying truthful motives. Reported strikes targeted Syrian and Palestinian installations, oil facilities, and railways as tensions escalated with denials of impact on civilian populations.
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Impeachment Resolution Over Tapes Lands in AFL-CO Fight
Fragmented desultory notes describe AFL-CO impeachment motions tied to Watergate tapes. References to Nixon, Meany, and labor groups hint at a political clash over legality, public opinion, and executive accountability.
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Nixon Faces Contempt Hints In Watergate Tapes Dispute
Prosecutor hints contempt action as the Watergate fight over presidential tapes and papers intensifies. Cox rejects Nixon’s cease order while Nixon seeks court enforcement and Defers to Attorney General on firing. Senate review and Stennis testimony loom as legal maneuvering continues.
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Los Angeles Publisher Chandler Dies
Nar iat Chandler, 74, longtime Los Angeles Times publisher and son of Gen. Harrison Gray Otis, died Saturday after a long illness. He led the Times Mirror Co. and shaped California economic, political, and cultural life with family ties to the paper. Born September 14 in Los Angeles, he retired in 1960 after a notable career in publishing.
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Train Delay Sparks Fracas in Worth Texas
The incident reports a driver delaying a train for about twenty minutes near Worth Texas. The confrontation involved listed individuals, with a crowd and station workers attempting to restore order as the train crew dealt with a claimed blockage and police were called to settle the dispute.
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