Kissinger Vorster Meeting Yields Progress on Africa Talks
In Zurich, Secretary of State Kissinger and South African Prime Minister Vorster spent about four hours discussing Rhodesia and South West Africa. They named committees to bridge gaps between leaders, signaling progress and an anticipated third round of talks to pursue a settlement.
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Henry A. Kessinger
John Vorster
Southern Africa
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Henry Kissinger
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Hilgard Muller
Senator Alan Cranston Joins Be Four Support Protest
In Fresno California supporters including former reporter and U S Senator Alan Cranston gathered near the Courthouse to back the Bee Four jailed for protecting confidential sources. The group, with Farm Workers endorsement, called for press freedom as the four journalists face long terms to force disclosure of a grand jury transcript.
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Police Officers Battle Mrs Brown In Tear Gas Incident
Mrs Callahan described a tense standoff at Mrs Brown s home where tear gas was deployed. Officers attempted to reach Carol Brown while a radio exchange urged care for her, with Callahan injured and Brown taken to a psychiatric ward for observation. Several officers were treated for tear gas exposure.
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Dole Questioned by Prosecutors Over Campaign Funds
Senator Bob Dole confirms he was questioned by federal prosecutors in a separate matter involving illegal Gulf Oil campaign contributions. He says he does not know if this indicates an investigation and declined to confirm receiving any illegal funds. Senator Hugh Scott has also faced Gulf-related scrutiny and said any money he received was used for campaigns.
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Hugh Scott
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GOP
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Voters See Potential Turnout Gap In Hart Survey
A Hart poll shows 38 percent of nonvoters doubt they will ever vote for president senator or representative while 30 percent expect to vote someday. Young nonvoters under 35 largely distrust candidates while 72 percent feel leaders break promises by election time.
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Hijack takes Dutch airliner toward Israel after in-flight seizure
Passengers, mostly Dutch tourists, were aboard the KLM jet hijacked after departing Nice. The plane refueled in Tunisia then continued toward Tel Aviv, evading interception near Larnaca as Israeli forces staged responses. Suspects included Archbishop Hilarion Capudji and Koza Okomota among others.
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Miss America Pageant Sees Near Equal Measurements
Atlantic City AP reports that among 50 contestants for Miss America the average bust measures about 36 inches with most close to that size. Miss Tennessee Terry Alden lists a 37 inch bust while judges praise talent and poise amid emphasis on an hourglass figure as the pageant selection nears.
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Frank Deford
Deford
Mystery of Miss America bustline figures unfolds
Big George notes that only two past winners had larger busts. Albert Marks Jr. says measurements are self-reported and not verified. Ellen Plum suggests shifts to a natural look, with more girls reporting smaller bust sizes due to less padding.
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Evelyn Ay
Albert A. Marks Jr
Tess
Marks
Pageant Officials Discourage Exaggerated Swimsuit Proportions
Mrs. Plum and judges warn contestants that padding is neither condemned nor condoned but exaggerating proportions hurts prospects. They say a swimsuit walk will reveal any padding, and honesty on stage is favored by contest officials.
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Marks
Carter Campaign Plan Focuses on Direct Voter Contact
Former Georgia Governor Jimmy Carter lays out a rapid first week in 11 states starting with the Darlington 500 race. He will emphasize visiting factories, neighborhoods, and shopping centers to reach ordinary workers while contrasting Ford’s record with campaign rhetoric on jobs, home ownership, health care, crime, and recreation. Powell says Carter aims to show a direct personal relationship with the electorate and counter GOP charges of rhetorical ambiguity.
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Ford
Carter
Warm Springs
South Carolina
Valsey
Norfolk
New York
Midwest
Jody Powell
Hang Glider Crash Near Stade Kentucky Injures Pilot
Powell County sheriff said Kling's glider sailed over a tree line at a 200 foot takeoff, landed on a rock, and left him barely alive before hospital admission. He suffered a broken leg after a rough landing on a bullseye meadow as the local meet was called off amid safety concerns.
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Belcher
Kevin Colter
Ing Cincinnati Hang Gliding Club
Fewer Feacher Strikes At Start Of New Year
Washington reports the new school year brings fewer teacher strikes than 1975 with about 5 000 teachers and 95 000 students affected. NEA notes unsettled contracts could trigger more action later as 14 strikes reported in Pennsylvania and additional walkouts in Illinois Indiana and Rhode Island.
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Tacoma
Wash
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Oregon
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Tenn
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