Senators See Brezhnev in Moscow Toy Cannon Moment
A 14 member U.S. Senate delegation concluded three days of talks in Moscow with Communist Party chief Leonid Brezhnev. No breakthrough on migration for trade stalemate, but both sides gained a clearer view of each other. Brezhnev joked about a toy cannon, while stressing arms restraint and peace. Senators Humphrey Scott Javits described no hard solutions yet renewed hope for forthcoming Soviet stance.
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Brezhnev
Soviet Union
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dminn
Coleader
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
United States
Javits
West
Leonid Brezhnev
James Pearson
Abraham Ribicoff
John
Lebanon Battles End as Ceasefire Holds Amid Damage
Residents reported an eight day siege with gunfire in Beirut districts Chiyah Sinn El Fil and Ein Rummaneh as security forces lifted barricades. Banks and government offices planned reopening while property damage could reach billions. Left wing groups seek greater political power amid ongoing tensions with right wing Christians and Palestinian guerrillas.
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Sinn el Fil
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Kin Rum- Maneh
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Bekaa
Karami
Phalange
Palestine
Israel
Dan Dailey's son dies by suicide on hospital lawn
In Los Angeles a Santa Monica hospital scene ends in tragedy as actor Dan Dailey's 27 year old son Daniel J Dailey Til shoots himself shortly after seeking emergency help. The incident follows two other recent celebrity child deaths within weeks, highlighting the pressures of fame on young artistes and families.
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Hollywood
Dan Dailey
Santa Monica
Daniel J. Dailey Til
John’s Hospital
al Melnick
Young Dailey
Malibu
Jon Peck
Gregory Peck
Santa Barbara
Jenny Lee Arness
James Arness
Gunsmoke
Melnick
Dailey
Temple Hospital
Frances Roberts
St. John’s Hospital
Santa Monica Hospital
Sixty-Six Men Hospitalized In Subway Fire
Sixty six firemen were hospitalized for possible chemical fume poisoning after battling a fire in a Boston subway tunnel. Fire department spokesmen said 54 Boston firemen and 12 Brookline personnel were admitted for observation, with a motorman and another fireman treated and released. A passenger was bruised. Three subway operators led 400 passengers to safety as a train struck a dangling overhead power cable and ignited.
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Fire Department
John Collins
Boston City Hospital
Brookline
Trop ical storm Amy weakens off U S East Coast
Tropical storm Amy no longer affects the U S East Coast as it languishes in the Atlantic. Maximum sustained winds down to 65 mph as it moves eastward away from cooler waters. Located about 475 miles south southwest of Sable Island with gale forces extending 225 miles. small craft warnings dropped for the U S coast.
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Amy
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National Hurricane Center
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Nova Scotia
Canadian
Danube floods threaten Vienna as waters rise
Several hundred people evacuated in Vienna as the Danube swells with muddy floodwaters after four days of rain. Eight deaths reported in Austria with drownings and mudslides, while dams at Albern and Kaiserebersdorf were breached.
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Waltz
Germany
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Lower Austria
Salzburg
Jower
Upper Austria
Passau
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Bratislava
Slovakia
Albern
Kaiserebersdorf
Greek Court Clears 104 Officials in 1967 Coup Treason
The Greek Supreme Court cleared three former premiers and 161 other high officials of treason charges tied to the April 1967 coup. The court ruled the coup was an instant crime, not a permanent one, and dismissed charges against the officials.
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Greece
Greek Supreme Court
Constantine Caramanlis
George Papadopoulos
Dimitrios Ioannides
George Zoitakis
Constantine Kollias
Spyros Markezinis
Adamantios Androutsopoutos
Kallias
Oil price controls lifted threaten recession risk
U.S. lawmakers warn that ending price caps on old oil may trigger higher unemployment and inflation as energy costs rise. Industry leaders argue continued regulation fuels dependence on costly foreign oil, keeping consumer prices high while critics push for punishment of junta figures in Greece.
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House Energy Subcommittee
John D. Dingell
de Mich
Ford
Ningell
Subcommittee On Energy and Power
Frank N. Ikard
American Petroleum Institute
Dingell
Ikard
Kissinger Gromyko push for 10 year Soviet pact
Brezhnev in Vladivostok as Kissinger and Gromyko steer talks toward a 10 year treaty planned for signing by Brezhnev and Ford at an autumn Washington summit. Brezhnev’s visit hinges on terms and a 35 nation summit ending the European security conference. Helsinki remains a possibility for late this month, but two issues linger: notice procedures for large scale maneuvers and a push by some small nations for a permanent summit.
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Vladivostok
Kissinger
Gromyko
Ford
Washington
Helsinki
Nursing home funds allegedly spent on lavish apartment
New York AP report alleges nursing home operator Eugene Hollander diverted over 100000 in federal funds to financing a lavish apartment. The case centers on misuse of federal money by the operator and questions surrounding fiduciary duties and care facility finances.
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New York
Eugene Hollander
Public wage strikes across California and legal abuse case
Public worker strikes spread in Northern California with 40 percent in Santa Clara County and 90 percent in Palo Alto city workers marching on a second day while police and firemen stay on duty. In Albany city, a standstill in talks with the Police Officers Union prompts court plans. In Brooklyn, ex-NYPNA head Hollander and accountant Weiss face indictments totaling 52 counts for Medicaid Medicare fraud, including misused funds for paintings, dishware, linens, and improper claims, with broad federal state charges.
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Palo Alto
Hillsdale — Street Department
Albany
Albany Police Officers Union
Fifth Avenue
Hollander
Wednes Ly
Charles J. Hynes
State Health Department
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