Kissinger heads to NATO parley and Middle East tour
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger departs for Europe to brief NATO ministers with promises of advance consultation. He plans talks in Brussels with European leaders, then travels to the Middle East for meetings with Sadat and Meir, among others, before Geneva. He will be guarded by about 100 agents during the trip.
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Henry A. Kissinger
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Brussels
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State Department
Middle East
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Secret Service Department
Anwar Sadat
Golda Meir
Israel
United States
Damascus
King Baudowin
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Ruy d'Espiney Patricia
Max van der Stoel
Former Nixon Aide Secures SBA Contract Eligibility
Washington AP report that Robert J. Brown, a former White House aide under Nixon, has two firms certified as eligible for socially and economically disadvantaged government contracts. Brown’s Code Services Inc. already won an $863,651 Defense Department contract for El Toro Marine Base food service. Brown’s second firm, B&C Associates, was cleared by the Atlanta SBA office for noncompetitive bids, with no awards yet.
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White House
Robert J. Brown
Nixon
Brown
Code Services Inc
Santa Ana
Calif
Defense Department
SBA
el Toro Marine Base
California
Lewis
Wash
Randall Woods
Atlanta
B&c Associates
Congress
Woods
Most Wanted Fugitives Named by FBI and Cattle Semen Theft Arrest
The FBI adds Ronald Harvey and Samuel Christian to its Ten Most Wanted list for slayings, drug trafficking, and killings of Black Muslim group members. In Philadelphia, Jack Miller, 49, was arrested on theft and smuggling charges for moving about $1 million worth of prize bull semen from Canada, stored in liquid nitrogen cylinders. The daily New Jersey lottery number drawn Friday was 66938.
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Ronald Harvey
Samuel Richard Christian
Benjamin Coxson
Delaware County
Tyrone Palmer
Philadelphia
UPI
Jack C. Miller
Pennsylvania
U.S
Canada
Miller
Tallie Leomperra
Treasury Department
New Jersey
Dick Van Dyke admits alcoholism seeks help
UPI report notes Dick Van Dyke, long seen as a wholesome TV icon, declared he is an alcoholic and is seeking help. He described realizing his illness 15 months earlier and urged recognizing alcoholism as a disease, not a moral failing, reflecting on impact on his wife Margie and four children.
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Dick van Dyke
New York
UPI
Marilyn Beck
New York Times News Service
van Dyke
Miss Beck
Alcoholics Anonymous
Watergate burglars seek parole and Chapin pleads innocent
Three original Watergate conspirators Frank A. Sturgis Virgilio Gonzalez and Eugenio Martinez become eligible for parole after final sentences to be reviewed by a federal examiner in Elgin Illinois Chapin Dwight L pleaded innocent to a four count indictment saying he has no sense of regret The Bahamian judge blocks Vesco extradition while Vesco faces fraud charges connected to the Watergate era and the State Department weighs its options.
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UPI
Frank A. Sturgis
Virgilio R.'.gonzalez
Eugenio R. Martinez
Elgin
Fid
Senate
John J. Sirica
Nixon
Dwight L. Chapin
US District Court
Chapin
Donald H. Segretti
Florida
Robert Vesco
Vesco
Maurice Stans
John Mitchell
State Department
Ford Defends Nixon as President Faces Watergate Fallout
Vice President Gerald R. Ford rejects claims of political liability for President Nixon over Watergate. Ford, speaking to Republicans after his oath, says most would welcome Nixon appearing with them. He notes Nixon won’t resign and predicts exoneration once all facts about finances ITT and mill fund cases emerge.
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Gerald O R. Ford
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White House
Congress
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Mill Fund
Skylab Gyro Failure Spurs Concern for Mission
Space station Skylab 3 faces a growing gyro problem as one of its three gyros stops functioning and officials warn a second loss could shorten the mission by weeks. Flight Director Neil Hutchinson says backup methods can keep Skylab aloft for about three more weeks, with maneuvering experiments likely to be curtailed. Astronauts Carr Pogue Gibson are in their 22nd day in orbit, and the crew remains at risk only if another gyro fails.
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Howard Benedict
AP Aerospace
Space Center
Houston
Orbiting Space Laboratory
Neil Hutchinson
Gerald P. Carr
William R. Pogue
Edward G. Gibson
Hutchinson
Emergency variance granted to PECO plants for high sulfur fuel
The Department of Environmental Resources grants PECO an emergency variance from Article UH for Units at Chester Barbadoes Cromby and Eddystone Stations allowing higher sulfur content fuel oil from Dec 1, 1973 through Dec 30, 1975. Objections may be sent to the Bureau of Air Quality and Noise Control in Harrisburg.
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Market Street
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Front and
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Barbadoes
Barbadoes Island
Norristown
Pensylvania
Cromby
Township Line
Cromby Roads
Phoenixville
Eddystone
Bureau of Air Quality and Noise Control
P.O. Box
Harrisburg
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