Kissinger Seeks Syria Israel Forces Separation Path
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger returned to Israel and forecast Syria moving toward a force separation on the Golan Heights amid talks. Aides warned the main hurdle is where disengagement lines will be drawn with Israel resisting loss of settlements. Saunders flew to Saudi Arabia to brief leaders on the mission.
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Nixon Won't Cut Calley Sentence for My Lai Massacre
President Nixon decided against further reducing Army Lt. William L. Calley s 10 year term for the My Lai killings. Army Secretary Callaway had earlier cut his 20 year sentence, a move Nixon upheld. Calley remains free on bond pending a separate civil suit and Monday bond hearing.
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Mrs. Lee Cashinghine, assistant to the superintendent of the treasurer's vault at Connecticut General Life Insurance, spends her days ironing 17 ton steel vault doors worth of crumpled bonds. She helped iron bonds purchased in the company’s early years, many from the 1880s, to enable stapling into groups and clipping redeemable coupons by machine after months of trial and error.
Battle Grounds To Be Revisited By 5th Army Leaders
General Mark W. Clark will lead 5th Army commanders and staff officers back to World War II sites in Italy next year. Anzio Cassino Rome Florence Bologna and the Po Valley will be revisited, thirty years after the fighting ended.
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Close Race Expected In French Election
Paris AP reports France braces for a tight presidential vote with the Communist party possibly joining the government. Polls show Socialist Francois Mitterrand leading with Communist backing, though both he and rival Valery Giscard d Estaing are unlikely to win a majority and face a runoff on May 19.
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