Frustrated Kissinger Heads Home Without Breakthrough
London AP reports Secretary of State Kissinger headed home as Soviet proposals fell short of a conceptual breakthrough for a nuclear arms treaty. A U.S. Soviet communique noted possibilities for mutually acceptable solutions and ongoing efforts. Kissinger plans May return to Moscow and will continue talks with Dobrynin and Gromyko while Geneva reopens negotiations.
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London
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Nixon
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Moscow
United States
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Washington
Andrei A. Gromyko
United Nations General Assembly
New York
Geneva
Impeachment Group Seeks Further Nixon Tapes
In Washington the House impeachment inquiry staff notified the White House it will request additional Nixon tape recordings. Committee members Rodino and Hutchinson listened to tapes already in hand and described language on them as not unusually foul. The White House has turned over 18 tapes with more possibly from grand jury material, while Doar and St. Clair discussed further requests as facts emerge.
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Washington
White House
Nixon
House Judiciary Committee
Peter W. Rodine Jr
Dn.j
Edward Hutchinson
Michigan
Hutchinson
Rodino
John W. Dean Iit
John Doar
Judiciary Committee
Doar
James D. St. Clair
St. Clair
House
Baltimore Sun
John W. Dean III
Watergate
Leon Jaworski
Americans Vow Silence On Hermosillo Kidnapping Ransom
In Hermosillo Mexico American officials withheld details of the kidnapping of John Patterson 31 of Philadelphia. Washington sources report a 500000 dollar ransom demand signed by the People’s Revolutionary Army of Mexico. Patterson moved to Hermosillo with his wife and infant daughter three months ago and was last seen driving from the consulate. the abandoned car was found. The U. S. opposes paying ransom and Atty Gen Saxbe announced the case during a Washington news conference.
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Hermosillo
Mexico
John Patterson
Philadelphia
Washington
U.S
State Department
John Hushen
Justice Department
Saxbe
Patterson
People’s Revolutionary Army of Mexico
Guadalajara
Terrance G. Leonhardy
U.S. Atty
William Saxbe
Mexico City
Nixon Claims GOP Can Win at Dinner Rally
President Nixon, avoiding Watergate talk, boasted of a record of peace abroad and prosperity at home to spur GOP victories in November. About 2,000 attended, many admitted free. officials said the dinner raised nearly 700000, about 200000 less than last year.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Entire District School Rental Policy OK'd
Corry Area School District directors approved a uniform school facility rental policy with a four class system and a complete rate schedule. Applications must be submitted 48 hours before use, reviewed by the business manager, and approved by the superintendent. The policy requires a custodian, supervisor and chaperones for school events, and each group must carry liability insurance with proof as needed.
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Corry Area School
Senate Passes Minimum Wage Bill To $2.30 An Hour
The Senate approved a bill lifting the wage floor from 1.60 to 2.30 in steps, with Nixon expected to sign. The measure boosts coverage to 56 million workers, includes 4.5 million anticipated raises, adds domestics to the act, and relaxes certain child labor rules.
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Washington
Senate
Nixon
House
R-N.y
White House
Capitol
Congress
Streakers Sentenced Five Days In Rome Jail
In Rome St Peter's Square two American youths Raymond Johnson 20 of Portsmouth New Hampshire and Robert Mesnard 20 of Devon Pennsylvania were convicted of acts against public decency for streaking across the square. They were sentenced to five days in jail after already serving five days in Rebibbia prison. The prosecutor called the act a return to nature but said nudity in the Vatican merited punishment to deter repetition.
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Rome
Tome
St. Peter's Square
Raymond Johnson
Portsmouth
N.H
Robert Mesnard
Devon
Rebibbia
Vatican
Price controls linger as costs rise without extension
Dunlop warns of sharply higher medical bills and construction costs if Congress does not extend controls. Senate panel rejected a bill to continue limited authority past April 30, signaling a shift in support for wage and price controls. Commerce reports February indicators up 1.8 percent as energy-driven slowdown eases. Meany urges a trade policy prioritizing U.S. interests amid inflation concerns. Ten large coal firms agree to boost production and open mines in exchange for lifting federal controls on coal.
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Washington (Ap
John T. Dunlop
Cost of Living Council
Congress
Senate Banking Committee
Dunlop
Commerce Department
Governent
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Senate Finance Committee
U.S
Plenty Jobs for Noncollege Graduates in Corry Area
Educators in the Corry Area School District led by Superintendent Ray Elsen push non college career paths as viable options for graduates. The district offers industrial arts and business courses at Corry Area High School and access to Erie County Technical School for trades training. A Manufacturers Association of Erie survey predicts 549 service field openings and 906 production jobs for high school graduates in the next five years, indicating strong local demand for non college workers.
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Corry Area
Ray Elsen
Elsen
Corry
CAHS
Erie County Technical School
Manufacturers Association of Erie
Erie County
the Manufacturers Association
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