U. S West Europe Ties in Flux After Atlantic Talks
In Reykjavik the final spring round ends with Nixon set to meet Brezhnev as Western leaders rework postwar Atlantic ties. France seeks concessions before any summit while Paris doubts U.S. aims, and Britain and Germany vie for influence amid East West negotiations and Moscow's shifting threat. The era demands clarity on security and economics.
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Flora Lewis
New York Times
Reykjavik
Iceland
mid-Atlantic
Nixon
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Atlantic
United States
Europe
Soviet Union
Moscow
Pompidou
West Germany
Brandt
Britain
Italy
Andreotti
France
Paris
U.S
Senepa Tidalgar Witenes
Western Alliance
Brezhnev
Voice of the West
Hijackers Take To Air Over Mendoza Argentina
An airliner hijacked on Wednesday in Colombia continued its multi day voyage to open water airspace. Mechanics in Mendoza worked on the four engine Electra during a stop as 14 of the original 89 aboard were released, leaving 14 still aboard as the flight refueled and resumed its uncertain route possibly toward Buenos Aires. The hijackers held the flight for 55 hours setting a new record.
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France
Europe
Soviet Union
United States
America
Moscow
Mendoza
Argentina
Colombia
Buenos Aires
Lima
Peru
Andes
Metcalf Named to Alabama Planning Agency Board
Former Hartselle Police Chief Jack Metcalf is appointed to Region One Advisory Board of the Alabama Law Enforcement Planning Agency, filling a vacancy from Decatur Mayor Charles Gunthorp. Morgan County is represented by Circuit Judge Newton B. Powell of Decatur, with Limestone County’s Charles Morrow named as a new member. The board also presented a $160 contribution to the Alabama Sheriff’s Boys Ranch near Pumpkin Center. Morrow accepted on behalf of the ranch.
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Huntsville
Hartselle
Jack Metcalf
Alabama Law _ Enforcement Planning Agency
Metcalf
Decatur
Charles Gunthorp
Morgan County
Newton B. Powell
Charles Morrow
Limestone County
Alabama Sheriff's Boys Ranch
Pumpkin Center
Charles
Morrow
Doubtful Realistic Cease-Fire in Vietnam Looms as Talks Near
Reports Friday cast doubt on a real cease-fire in Vietnam as Kissinger and Le Duc Tho prepare to meet in Paris. Washington sources warn Hanoi may push to pressure Saigon if Paris talks stall, citing North Vietnamese tank activity near Saigon and in Tay Ninh Province. Skepticism centers on Saigon military claims and the political path to a settlement.
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TA See
Vietnam
Henry A. Kissinger
Hanoi
le Duc Tho
Paris
le Saigon
Tay Ninh
Cambodia
le van Tu
25Th Infantry Division
Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
South Vietnam
Washington
Kissinger
Tho
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