Bertolucci Says Women Seek Him After Last Tango Fame
Bernardo Bertolucci says Italian and American women press for him after Last Tango in Paris. He notes American women courted him with embarrassment and ferocity, while in Rome unfamiliar ladies want to meet him. He expects his next film to have little sex and resemble Gone with the Wind.
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Rome
Bernardo Bertolucci
Paris
Italy
United States
Roman
Turin
la Stampa
Ireland poised for government change as Cosgrave leads
Prime Minister Jack Lynch prepared to hand over control to Liam Cosgrave 52, leader of a left of center coalition. Cosgrave's Fine Gael Irish Party and Labor tally 68 seats with Lynch's Fianna Fail Soldiers of Destiny at 64. independents also elected. Cosgrave coalition likely to surpass 72 seats, ending 16 years of Fianna Fail rule.
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Dublin
Ireland
Jack Lynch
Liam Cosgrave
Dail
Cosgrave
Fine Gael—Irish Party
Labor Party
Lynch
Fianna Fail
Soldiers of Destiny
East West Governments Endorse Vietnam Peace Pact in Paris Signing
In Paris twelve governments from East and West approved the Vietnam peace settlement. Foreign ministers of the Big Five, the contending regimes, and four supervising countries signed a four page declaration. The pact binds outsiders to quit meddling in Indochina and creates a system to handle breaches of the accords.
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Paris
Vietnam
United States
North Vietnam
Indochina
Eastland backs Gray for FBI director in hearings
Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman James O Eastland says the hearings give no cause for concern about L Patrick Gray's nomination as FBI director. He calls Gray a big honest man not politically oriented and predicts easy Senate confirmation.
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Washington
James O. Eastland
Senate Judiciary Committee
L. Patrick Gray
FBI
Eastland
Gray
J. Edgar Hoover
Senate
News Firms Fight Nixon Subpoenas in Watergate Case
The Associated Press reports Time Inc The New York Times and The Washington Post vow to quash subpoenas issued by President Nixon s reelection committee claiming First Amendment rights. The Washington Star-News will honor subpoenas but withhold privileged material.
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Associated Press
Time Inc
The
New York Times
Washington Post
Nixon
Washington Star-News
Dollar Plunge Triggers Global FX Slide
Dollar dives as foreign exchange dealings halt worldwide. Governments seek to calm selling waves during a long weekend. Ministers and economic leaders meet to discuss coping with the widespread dumping of the U.S. currency.
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London
U.S
Anderson and Whitten sue FBI over telephone records
Newsmen Jack Anderson and Les Whitten allege in a petition that the FBI illegally obtained their telephone records and used them to locate sources. They plan to file in a U.S. district court to force release of the records and end alleged harassment of informants.
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Washington
Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
FBI
Terrorists Hold U.S. Ambassador in Khartoum Embassy
Black September militants stormed the Saudi embassy in Khartoum during a reception for the departing U.S. chargé d’affaires G. Curtis Moore. They seized U.S. Ambassador Cleo A. Noel Jr., Jordanian, Belgian, and Saudi diplomats and demanded the release of hundreds of prisoners, later narrowing the list without public word from Washington.
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Khartoum
Sudan
Jordan
Israel
U.S
United States
Washington
G. Curtis Moore
Moore
Cleo A. Noel Jr
Adiy el Nasser
Guy Eid
Nixon Defends Aid to Hanoi at News Conference
President Nixon urged continued postwar aid to Hanoi, saying it is essential so North Vietnam will have a stake in peace. He announced a April 23 meeting at the Western White House with South Vietnamese President Thieu amid foreign dollar market strains.
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Washington
Nixon
Hanoi
North Vietnam
White House
San Clemente
Calif
Nguyen van Thieu
South Vietnam
U.S
Skunks Deported From Dick Daugherty Residence
Two skunks were trapped on the grounds of 906 West Main and removed with help from Melvin Stierwalt an animal control officer. The effort to clear the invasion continues as more may still be present.
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Dick Daugherty
W. Main
Melvin Stierwalt
Humane Society Animal Control
Stierwalt
Water Line Breaks Cut Water to City Families and School
A rural East Suburban Water Corporation line broke early Thursday morning leaving at least 40 families and Fairfield School without water. Repairs were underway with crews on scene and service expected to resume later in the day.
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East Suburban Water Corporation
Fairfield School
East Suburban
Casper
Chanute
Neosho River
Prisoner releases eyed as Viet Cong dispute looms
The United States reports 106 American POWs to be released in Hanoi on Sunday while 30 South Vietnam captives held by the Viet Cong may be withheld over a prisoner exchange dispute. A four party commission noted no progress and scheduled another meeting. If released, 34 South Vietnam captives including two Filipinos and two Germans were listed for Hanoi.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
Hanoi
U.S
South Vietnam
Joint Military Commission
United States
Gia Lam
Shade Tree Workshop In Chanute Promotes City Tree Boards
About 30 people from southeast Kansas attended a City Shade Tree Workshop Thursday at the Chanute Parks and Recreation offices. Sponsored by Kansas State University extension, the session focused on tree selection planting maintenance disease control and removal. Chanute currently has no city tree board and guidance noted a mill tax option to fund city trees.
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Chanute
Kansas State University Extension Service
Kansas
Chanute Parks and Recreation Commission
The
Extension Service of
Kansas State University
City Tree Boards
Gerald F. Bratton
Gene W. Grey
KSU
James J. Nightwanger
Health Topic of Workshop on Fluid Electrolyte Care
A two day postgraduate program for medical personnel in Chanute covered fluid electrolyte and renal problems. Sponsored by the Kansas Regional Medical Program at Neosho County Community Junior College, it drew 77 registrants from 12 southeast Kansas counties. The course aimed to improve team communication and early recognition of conditions like shock and acute renal failure through lectures on saline balance water acid base and potassium disorders.
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Chanute
The
Kansas Regional Medical Program
KRMP
Neosho County Community Junior College
Kansas
Goodeyon Reenters Race For City Commission
Joe Goodeyon of 113 S Highland announces return to the Chanute city commission race after briefly stepping back. He backs energy planning including a cooperative nuclear plant near Burlington and pledges open communication with residents while addressing street drainage and sewer work. He is a Baker University graduate and current sales manager for Sunshine Mantle Co.
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Joe Goodeyon
S. Highland
Pam
Wichita
Goodeyon
Commission
Chanute
Goodeven
Burlington
Intercepted Letter on Nixon and War Policy
Intercepted correspondence suggests harsh critique of President Nixon urging a shift away from Vietnam and a focus on reconstructing Wounded Knee. The wording references Hanoi and wartime posture in a provocative political context.
Indians Release Hostages in Fire Bombing Parley
Sen George S McGovern said a negotiating session with 200 Indians who seized the historic hamlet ended on a jarring note when a leader's home was firebombed during talks. He noted the pre dawn mood was tense as militants released 11 hostages after holding them since Tuesday night.
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George S. McGovern
Package Heads To 413 Board For Approval
A negotiated package approved by Cha nute teachers will be presented to the 413 school board for approval or rejection at 7 p.m. Monday in the Board of Education building. The board will consider salary recommendations for 1973 74 for bus drivers and supervisor custodians building and grounds staff secretaries the clerk of the board administrators food director cooks and managers. The 1973 74 salary schedule adoption and authority to issue contracts will also be on the agenda.
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Chanute
Board of Education
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Joel Goodeyon
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