Kissinger urges resumption of Mideast talks during Ford Europe trip
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger told reporters in Washington that diplomatic progress in the Middle East must resume and the United States may publish its ideas if Egypt and Israel stay far apart. He outlined plans around Ford's European schedule, including Salzburg meetings with Sadat and Rabin, and possible steps back toward negotiations or a Geneva conference. He noted NATO concerns over Portugal and Spain, and Ford’s visits to Brussels, Madrid, Rome, and Vatican discussions on peace concepts and U.S. base talks.
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Sadat
Yitzhak Rabin
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Portugal
Valery Giscard d'Estain
Giscard
Belgium
Baudouin Kissinger
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Vatican
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Teens' tip foils robbery at Mel's Liquor Store
Three alert Marina High School students reported a gunman entering Mel's Liquor Store on Manor Blvd. Police captured the 21-year-old suspect Gerald Meyer moments after the hold up, recovering $46. Other items include county wage talks and a Fremont domestic shooting with a related arrest.
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Ted Alvies
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Stubbard Ave
Berserk gunman kills teens in Dayton rampage ends self-inflicted
A gunman, Russell Lee Smith, 2% ex-convict on parole since 1971, murdered his teen girlfriend Jean Marie Gatewood 16, wounded nine others, kidnapped and raped two women, and killed himself after a citywide spree from the West Side through the highway and a park. Police described a chaotic, aimless murder rampage with multiple victims including Paulette Couch 25, George Christopherson, the Baltover family, James Bailey Jr., and others. Authorities say several victims were hospitalized in critical or serious condition while investigators piece together the sequence of shootings and kidnappings.
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Ohio
UPI
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Kavy
Russell Lee Smith
Jean Marie Gatewood
Joseph Pickett
Ocie Curry
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Paulette Couch
Miamisburg
George Christ
Ann Wenelewicz
Frank Smith
Anthony Brown
Uus Paint
Ex Viet pilot lands Texas job in San Antonio
Nguyen Duy Thuan, a former South Vietnamese Air Force first lieutenant, and his wife and two children escaped Saigon on April 28. They arrived in San Antonio May 14, becoming the city’s first Vietnamese refugee family. Thuan started as a carpenter's helper three days after arrival, has a Texas driver's license, and sponsors are arranging for his baby's artificial eye. He hopes for better pay with a long term job despite starting at about 52 dollars per hour?
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Tan Son, Nhut
Texas
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Vietnam
Harry Davis
United States
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