Kissinger World Tour Yields Cease Fire and China Contact
Secretary of State Kissinger’s 12 day tour produced a stabilized Israel Egypt cease fire enabling prisoner exchanges. The trip also moved the U S closer to full diplomatic relations with China and expanded potential for Taiwan talks.
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Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Henry A. Kissinger
Israel
Egypt
United States
China
Kissinger
Middle East
Washington
Peking
Chiang Kai-shek
Taiwan
Rockefeller Commission To Study Present Trends
New York announces the 35 member Commission on Critical Choices for America chaired by Nelson Rockefeller. Ex officio leaders include Shultz Mansfield Scott O Neill Ford beamed to oversee panels, financing from federal state private sources via Third Century Corp. First meetings set in New York City December. The aim is to project trends into the future and assess impacts on national and global wellbeing and security.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Commission On Critical Choices For America
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George Shultz
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Hugh Scott
Rpa
Senate
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D-Mass
Gerald R. Ford
Rmich
House of Representatives
Rockefeller
Nixon
Juvenile Law Meetings Funded Across North Carolina
A $2 750 grant to finance conferences on The Child in Trouble in North Carolina was awarded to the North Carolina League of Women Voters. The grant covers day long sessions on juvenile justice in Greenville Durham Greensboro Charlotte and Boone during January and February.
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N.C
North Carolina
North Carolina League of Women Voters
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Durham
Greensboro
Charlotte
Boone
Cox Takes No Stand On Nixon Impeachment
Former Watergate special prosecutor Archibald Cox says he will not comment on impeachment or White House contacts with investigators. He notes pressures on Atty. Gen. Richardson, urges Congress to create a three provision special prosecutor, and says his future lies in academia.
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Nixon
China
Middle East
Kissinger
Israel
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Maine
Watergate
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White House
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Pope Cardinal To Confer In Rome On Ad Limina Visit
Cardinal Wyszynski will travel to Rome for ad limina talks with Pope Paul VI. Officials say the trip mainly reports on Polish dioceses every five years but may also touch on Vatican Warsaw relations amid Cold War era tensions.
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Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski
Rome
Pope Paul VI
Stefan Olszowski
Vatican
East Bloc
Wyszynski
Richardson urges limiting senators power over federal judge picks
Former attorney general Elliot L. Richardson proposed that the Justice Department create its own staff to identify and evaluate judicial candidates and reduce Senate influence in appointments. He argued the current practice narrows the candidate pool and urged removing ABA veto power and partisan bias from selections.
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NEW York
Elliot L. Richardson
Justice Department
Richardson
Department
New York University Law School
Nixon
Golden Opportunities Prove Shams in Review
A cautious analysis argues that many so called golden opportunities mislead investors and teams. The piece warns that flashy promises often hide risk and overstatement, urging due diligence and skepticism.
Murder arrest linked to Los Angeles apartment fire
An 18 year old transient, Michael Altenburg, was booked on murder suspicion after a fatal apartment blaze at Stratford apartments. Police tied him to the scene, noting he had recently arrived from Tucson. The fire killed 24 and injured 52, with several in critical condition.
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Altenburg
Tucson
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Eugene Schmitz
Elias Gonzalez
Arizona Youth Center
Pima County
John Collins
Arizona State Industrial School For Boys
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Collins
Clean Heating Keeps Vienna Air Clear Says City Report
The Vienna city government reports that over half of the capital’s apartments are heated by gas electricity or long distance furnaces that do not pollute air. The city also notes more than 50 percent of its area is parks and gardens, claiming the cleanest air of any capital.
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