Pompidou Eyes Explanations On European Policy Before Nixon Talks
French President Georges Pompidou travels to Iceland to press Washington for explanations of European policy following Kissinger's Atlantic Charter proposal. He plans to urge stability in the world monetary system, seek flexible exchange rates with dollar convertibility, and stress that Europe must see progress before any broad trade rules. He will speak for France and Europe, but not as Europe’s spokesman.
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Iceland
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Henry A. Kissinger
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Kissing movie shocks London chimp at Chessington Zoo
London’s Chessington Zoo screened a documentary showing chimpanzees kissing and cuddling. A chimp named Cressida was described as overwhelmed by passion, with zoo officials noting apes respond to sex shows similarly to humans. The zoo plans more explicit films and hopes for the patter of tiny chimpanzee feet soon.
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British Broadcasting Corp
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Moose Votes To Amend Qualifications At 85th Convention
In Chicago the Loyal Order of Moose voted to delete race references from its constitution and bylaws, amending membership qualifications. More than 1,400 delegates attended the five day International Convention. The organization represents about one million members in 2,210 lodges, while the women's auxiliary holds a parallel convention with 275,000 members in 1,702 charters.
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Oil City Boy Drowns In River
A 16-year-old canoeing accident on the Allegheny River at Oil City ends in the drowning of Robert Smith. A 15-year-old witness and Mark Rodgers searched the murky water but could not save him as swift currents hampered rescue efforts. Fire departments aided in a half hour search before the body was found and taken to Oil City Hospital where he was pronounced dead on arrival. Meanwhile Pittsburgh area hypnotists form an union chapter seeking uniform fees and standards.
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Revised Wording On New Capital Punishment Bill
Harrisburg AP The House Law and Justice Committee outlined tentative wording for a new capital punishment bill. Changes remove a death penalty for drug-dealer related user deaths and limit death sentences to the actual killer, with accomplices facing life imprisonment. The bill targets specific crimes to appeal to the Supreme Court, including murders during felonies, hostage killings, and assassinations by contract.
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Eden and Ansara to separate after 15 years of marriage
Actress Barbara Eden and actor Michael Ansara announce a trial separation beginning Tuesday after 15 years together. They will share custody of their 7 year old son Matthew, with Eden remaining at the San Fernando Valley home. Eden is known for I Dream of Jeannie and Ansara for Broken Arrow.
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Jeannie
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Brooke says Watergate educates public and spurs Congress
U S Sen Edward Brooke at Temple University 87th commencement argues Watergate educates the public and pressures Congress to reclaim powers. He links executive growth from the New Deal to Vietnam and Watergate, calls for checks and balances restoration and warns against arrogance of power.
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Nab NE Trip In Drug Case
Three North East residents were arrested by sheriff's deputies near Findley Lake at 1 20 am on multiple state drug violation charges. Lysle Reed 22 faces DUI and two possession of instruments to administer narcotics counts. Bradley Foerschner 18 and Patrick Garrity 19 each charged with two counts of marijuana possession. Reed jailed on 300 bail. Foerschner and Garrity jailed on 100 bail. Mary Poole Bickford of East Freetown Cortland County was named to an eight year term on the State University College at Cortland council.
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