Sunday Summary: San Jose State vs Stanford Ends in 12-12 Tie
San Jose State battles top-ranked Stanford to a 12-12 draw in a wild game praised by coach John Ralston as one of the craziest he has seen. California rallies with Rick Jones scoring from four yards to edge Oregon 17-10. San Francisco State offense late drives beat Cal State Pioneers 19-17 with a touchdown and two-point conversion.
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Sixth SALT session set for Vienna talks
The American delegation arrives in Vienna for the sixth SALT talks aiming to limit anti ballistic missiles with a pledged resolute effort. The Soviet team led by Vladimir S. Semenov is due by train from Moscow. The round opens Monday with a ceremonial greeting.
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Operation Venus Aims to Curb VD Teen Infections
Three venereal disease fighters hail Philadelphia's Operation Venus as a hopeful plan to stem the soaring incidence of gonorrhea and syphilis in the United States. The hotline lets teenagers seek medical attention for a suspected infection without parental knowledge, led by Dr Brice Webster Dr Willian J Brown and Dr Thorstien Guthe representing national bodies and the WHO.
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Ford hikes prices on Capri and Pinto under Phase 1 plan
Ford Motor Co raises Capri prices by 119 dollars in Germany and Pinto by 94 dollars overall as permitted under Phase 1 of the Nixon administration's economic plan. The Cost of Living Council allows possible further increases under Phase II to offset pre January 1 wage boosts.
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Greek Greece Embassy Chief Accused of Biased Athens Dispatches
A staff report to a House Foreign Affairs subcommittee accuses Ambassador Henry Tasca of sending favorable Greece regime reports and then skewing Athens dispatches to protect his career. Consultant Clifford Hackett notes very low embassy morale and says Athens post is seen as desirable only to shield the ambassador from errors.
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Arab League delegates meet in Cairo on strategy for territories
Delegates from the Arab League gather in Cairo to plan a unified strategy for regaining territory captured by Israel in the 1967 war. In Israel, Deputy Prime Minister Yigal Alon says a political settlement remains possible despite Anwar Sadat’s combative speech. He notes Sadat could reopen the Suez Canal anytime without binding commitments from Israel.
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Cable TV poised to transform South County life say experts
The long range promise of home cable service is explored as FCC rules tug at how networks may be reshaped. Stanford researchers report markets exist for burglar alerts, theater listings, library searches, and banking from home, with two way computer linked systems. Bagdikian foresees cable recording viewer data for ads and offering instant electronic referenda. If widely adopted, home cable could rival the telephone in urban life.
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