Kissinger Missing Again Amid Secret Talks Hint
Henry Kissinger, Nixon's foreign affairs adviser, vanished from public view as reports surface of renewed secret negotiations in Paris. White House officials offered no comment on his location, noting only that he hoped to return to Washington with his family soon.
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Wallace to Undergo Surgery for Abdominal Abscess Drainage
Governor George Wallace is scheduled for surgery this morning to improve drainage of an abdominal abscess. Medical officials said the procedure aims to reduce infection and stabilize his condition as Wallace continues his public duties.
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New York Opera Chief Gentele Dies in Sardinia Crash
New York Metropolitan Opera manager Geeran Gentele was killed in a head on collision in Sardinia along with two daughters Beatrice 15 and Anne 21. Wife and another daughter were injured as the family caravan toured Porto Cervo en route to return to New York. Gentele had just begun leading the Met July 1 and was due to start his first season September 18 with Carmen. Previously he headed Stockholm opera. Police said he tried to pass a slower car and collided with a cement truck on a coastal road.
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U.S. sues 12 cities and mayors for harbor pollution
The federal government filed civil complaints in New York and New Jersey against more than a dozen cities, mayors, and sewerage authorities accusing them of polluting New York harbor and nearby waters. Courts were asked to issue permanent injunctions to enforce stricter clean water controls and facility upgrades. Defendants have 29 days to respond.
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Neil Armstrong First Step Anniversary Sparks Space Museum Opening
Step fame Neil Armstrong took his famous first step on the Moon exactly three years ago Thursday, and Chin state marks the occasion by opening the Neil Armstrong Space Museum in the community where the astronaut grew up. The $1 million facility dedication is scheduled later this year with University of Cincinnati leader and Mrs Ward Cox taking part in opening rites. Martha Mitchell will not attend the Republican National Convention in Miami Beach next month, and Anne Armstrong says there are no plans for her to participate in convention activities.
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Clifford Irving backs Grove Press bid for Hughes bio
Irving accepts a reduced price for his Howard Hughes biography tale with Grove Press. The paperback titled Clifford Irving What SAL VY Happened will cost 1.95 and ship late September. Irving faces a two year jail term for the sensational publishing scandal. his party and Suskind reportedly receive far less than their six figure advance demands.
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Fischer Spassky World Championship Game Ends In Draw
The fourth game in Reykjavik lasted five hours as Fischer and Spassky drew after 46 moves. Spassky leads 2 1/2 to 1 1/2 in the 24 game match. America’s Fischer, 29, was late to the stage. game five is set for Thursday.
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Betty Friedan Attacks Sister Feminists During Debate
Betty Friedan, founder of the national organization for women, criticizes Gloria Steinem and Bella Abzug as male chauvinists waging class warfare against men. She argues female chauvinism undermines the women's liberation movement and warns of a backlash threatening recent gains.
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