Nixon Sends Kissinger to Saigon for General Review
President Nixon dispatches Henry Kissinger to Saigon for a general review of the Vietnam issue including Paris negotiations. Kissinger will meet with Thieu, Ambassador Bunker, and Gen Weyand, returning before next week’s Republican Convention. No breakthrough is promised as schedule details remain uncertain.
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Nixon
Kissinger
Saigon
Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
South Vietnam
Vietnam
Paris
White House
U.S
Nguyen van Thieu
Ellsworth Bunker
Frederick C. Weyland
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
Hanoi
North
Autopsy Set For Levant in Beverly Hills
Oscar Levant famed pianist, wit, and television host dies at 65 in Beverly Hills after years of injury illness and inactivity. Authorities ordered an autopsy citing natural causes. Levant known for Rhapsody in Blue and sharp humor.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Oscar Levant
George Gershwin
Levant
Pittsburgh
Arnold Schoenberg
Food price debate heats as farmers pay and processors profit
The AP report outlines how a rising grocery bill splits among farmers, middlemen, and retailers in the election year. It notes beef at 1.14 a pound with ranchers earning 78 cents and processors 36 cents, lettuce 22 cents to retailers and 10 cents to farmers, and bread 4 of 25 cents to farmers, urging study of the processing and distribution system.
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Washington
Earl L. Butz
Retailers blame rising food costs for slim profits
Economists say retailer margins have shrunk to seven tenths of 1 percent as Agriculture Department data show a drop from 1.3 percent in 1964. Safeway reports record profits while four regional chains face price reductions ordered by the Price Commission amid fierce supermarket competition. Food price struggle intensifies nationwide.
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Christensen
Agriculture Department
Safeway Stores
The
Price Commission
Clark reports well treated POWs in North Vietnam camp
Ramsey Clark says a prison near Hanoi had windows in every bedroom a theater a basketball court and books. He met ten pilots under guard and they described humane treatment and good health while acknowledging being cautious about their remarks.
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San Francisco
U.S
Clark
Ex-Teacher Testifies in Buzbee Bribery Case In Alabama
Kenneth Mobley a 30 year old ex teacher from Vinemont testified he transported over 7 000 cases of beer and 200 cases of whisky into Cullman County as part of an illegal operation tied to Sheriff Orrin Buzbee. He said he paid 500 in cash to a bondsman to pass to Buzbee for protection. Mobley previously faced grand larceny charges and said his attorney then was Julian Bland now district attorney.
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Bill Cornwell
Russellville
Cullman
Buzbee
Sheriff's Department
Mobley
Cullman County
Pete Chambers
West Point High School
Julian Bland
Tipe F Radia
Ac Owser
Triple Bate
Nixon Assessing Economy at Camp David Retreat
President Nixon returns to Camp David to review his economic policy launched August 15 last year. Advisers voice optimism about the policy’s early effects as the president assesses the program in seclusion near Th urnton Maryland.
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Thurmont
Nixon
Camp David
Wallace to undergo abdominal cavity drainage surgery
Alabama Governor George C. Wallace will have surgery Wednesday to drain a cavity on the right abdomen after a cavity was detected by X ray last week at University Hospital. Commerce data shows a sharp improvement in the balance of payments deficit for the April-June quarter. Opponents petition a federal judge to halt the Trans-Alaska pipeline, arguing the Interior Secretary exceeded land allotment limits.
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Birmingham
Alabama
George C. Wallace
University Hospital
Washington
Commerce Department
U.S. District Court
George L. Hart Jr
Secretary of the Interior
Will Rogers and Wiley Post Die in 1936 Plane Crash
Historical note recalls the 1936 air crash near Point Barrow that killed humorist Will Rogers and aviator Wiley Post. The item appears in a dated newspaper page segment with brief weather and notices.
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Will Rogers
Wiley Post
Point Barrow
Alaa
Protesters Get Miami Okay
The article notes that the Miami Beach protest camp approval was granted as the Republican National Convention neared. It mentions Nixon cabinet members and the Council of Economic Advisers addressing the Platform Committee while dissenters are seen before subcommittees. McCloskey critiques the Vietnam War as Shriver targets California and Ohio while McGovern campaigns.
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Miami Beach
Fila
Nixon
Council of Economic Advisers
Paul N
Pete” McCloskey
Council
Spiro T. Agnew
George McGovern
Sargent Shriver
McGovern
Ohio
Illinois
Shriver
West Virginia
California
Richard Nixon
GOP
Best People Sought for Orai 4612
Job listing seeks top candidates for project Orai 4612. Respondents should have relevant experience and a results oriented track record, with applications due by the stated deadline.
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Apwire
Bonner
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BS TV
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