Surprising Korean Talks Signal Shift in Relations
The piece notes a potential easing of Korea tensions as talks emerge between North and South Korea amid Nixon's China visit. It describes North proposals for a confederation or limited economic and cultural ties, with unification still framed as a distant goal and UN oversight contested by Pyongyang.
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Nixon
Red China
Phil Newson
Mao Tretung
Chiang Kai-shek
North
South Korea
U.S
Red China Coutinis
Pacific
Koreas
Red Cross
North Korea
Liis
U.N
China
Europe
Second Italian Art Theft In Week Sparks National Furor
In Rome and Venice authorities protest a second master theft in a week. Thieves stole two Bellini tablets and three by Vivarini from Venice Basilica of San John and Paul, raising alarm over art protection and prompting calls for more guards, alarms, and even military guards to protect church masterpieces.
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Rome
Thaly
Venice
Vivarini
Titian
Bellini
Augusto Premoii
Council of Europe
Turin
la Stampa
Last Surviving Sea Birds Freed After Oil Spill Rescue
The last surviving sea birds from the San Francisco bay oil spill were released at Richardson Bay Wildlife Sanctuary after nine months of care. Dinah Sonne and International Bird Rescue Center staff released 116 white winged scoters as birds began swimming and diving immediately. State officials say 7,000 birds were affected by the Jan. 18 spill from two Standard Oil tankers. of 4,300 rescued, about 3,400 died by Feb. 1.
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Richmond
Calif
San Francisco Bay
Dinah Sonne
Ruchardson Bay Wildlife Sanctuary
International Bird Rescue Center
Berkeley
Bob Steiner
California
Bay
Released on bond after mistaken jail release
Miami police say 22 year old David Canady, a murder suspect, was ordered released on 15000 bond after appearing in court. Judge Thomas Testa noted Canady did not run and requires full time work and custody by his mother before release becomes effective. The charge is the November murder of John Cameron found in a locked plumbing truck.
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Miami
David Canady
Circuit Court
Thomas Testa
Testa
Canady
John Cameron
Eee
Ellen Morphonios
Executives pledge support for Nixon wage-price freeze
Six corporate executives meeting with the Cost of Living Council voiced full support for the president's wage-price freeze program. Three firms said dividend boosts did not apply to their companies while others cited dividends maintained to back the policy.
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Washington
Cost of Living Council
Nixon
Paul McCracken
Council of Economic Witness
Volume Shoe Corp
Topeka
Florida Telephone Corp
Martin Yale
Industries, Inc
Chicago
McCracken
Commerce
Maurice Stans
Charts Walker
Arnald Weber
Lin
Briggs and Stratton Corp
Milwaukee
National Propane Corp
New Hyde Park
Selas Corp
Dresher
National Commission On Productivity
George Shultz
Office of Management and Budget
White House
Serber Explains Kirkwood Levy At Public Meeting
Kirkwood Community College board member John Gerber will speak at Jefferson High School room 206 at 7 30 p m about the percent mill levy continuation for five years starting 1972. He will present a slide show on Look at I Me and answer audience questions before next Monday's vote.
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Kirkwood Community College Board of Directors
John Gerber
Jefferson High School
Gerber
Community College
Teo
Jump from Bus To Flee Knifer Killed by Cars
In Manila two passengers leaped from a speeding bus to escape a knife attack. The assailant, a sixth grade teacher, wounded seven people before being subdued by riders and handed to police as the bus stopped. He used a large switchblade to threaten the conductor.
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Manila
Error Pits Deputies Against Each Other in Los Angeles
In East Los Angeles a gunman arrived at a stakeout scene and fired on sheriff deputies from two divisions. Two deputies were wounded Boyd in the arm and Hawksley in critical condition. Detectives Wagnon and Poyd also joined the firefight. misidentifications escalated until the suspect fled.
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LOS Angeles (Ap
Wagnon
Angeles County Sheriff's
Sheriff’s Department
J. Roy
Los Angeles
Boyd
Hawksley
John Hawks
Fame
Gerald Poyd
Ily
De Gaulle Stamps to Honor Gen Charles de Gaulle
Paris reports a new commemorative stamp series honoring General Charles de Gaulle to be issued November 9, marking the first anniversary of his death. The postal ministry announced the release as part of national tribute.
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Charles de Gaulle
Paris
Postal Ministry
Planners Question Reversion Provision in Zoning Laws
City planning commission questioned time limits on building after rezoning and discussed extending or relaxing reversion rules amid delayed construction. Subcommittee recommended extensions for most properties. council to review policy amid economic delays and clerical issues. Green plants and rubber trees noted for decor and room separation in homes.
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Cellar Rapids
Salyer
Council
Commission
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