Kissinger in Paris for energy talks and other world news
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger arrives in Paris for an International Energy Agency meeting that could set a path for a world energy conference later this year. He plans to attend OECD talks next, breakfast with President Giscard d Estaing, and a Brussels summit with President Ford. The report notes Sato’s pneumonia and Queen Margrethe II’s visit to the Soviet Union, plus other brief items including a prom date for Susan Ford and Sharlene Smith winning Coney Island’s hot dog queen title.
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Henry Kissinger
Paris
International Energy Agency
U.S
Kissinger
Treasury
William Simon
IEA
Organization For Economic Cooperation and Development
Brussels
Ford
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Valery Giscard d
Margrethe II of
Denmark
Soviet Union
Sharlene Smith
Coney Island
Manhattan
Lonnie Brown
Tempest the Burlesque Queen Ends Public Run in Orlando
Tempest Storm, 45, famed burlesque star, wraps a three week run at the Lux Theatre in Orlando Fla. She defends her image saying burlesque has evolved beyond the old circuits. Storm notes cinema and topless shows have altered demand, but she maintains her G String remains.
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Tempest Storm
Orlando
Fla
Miss Storm
Carnegie Hall
Tempest
End
Lux Theatre
Energy and Economic Meetings Set to Outline Guidelines
The sessions will spell out economic guidelines on energy issues and address the Western economic slump, aiming to clarify policy approaches and potential impacts for regional markets.
Quake in Atlantic Ranges Spurs Fears of Tidal Wave
The strongest earthquake in years hit the Atlantic Ocean floor between the Azores and Iberia, sending island residents into the streets. Seismologists put the quake near 7.9 on the Richter scale while a U S agency logged 8.0, with no immediate casualties or major damage reported.
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Madrid
Azores
Iberian Peninsula
Markus Baath
Seismological Institute
Uppsala
Sweden
Baath
Formosa
US National
Students and police clash in Nairobi center strike
Hundreds of university students and police clashed in Nairobi as tear gas and rocks flew for hours. Riot police moved through the city center firing over shoppers as tensions rise after a year of bomb blasts and the assassination of MP J.M. Kaniaki.
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Nairobi
J.M. Kaniaki
Evanton Fire Threat Near Two LP Gas Tanks Evokes Evacuation
A paint plant fire in Evanston Illinois sent flames within 25 feet of two horizontal liquid propane gas tanks forcing evacuations of scores of residents. Firefighters contained the blaze after two hours with large hoses aimed at the tanks to keep them cool.
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Evanston
Ill
George Beattie
Warrant issued for Mrs. Ruth Graham in protest incident
A Charlotte police warrant charges Mrs. Ruth Graham with simple assault for allegedly pushing a protester and removing a sign during President Ford's May 20 visit to a Mecklen burg bicentennial event where she gave the benediction. The misdemeanor warrant will be served today or Wednesday with a hearing date set after notice.
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Ruth Graham
Billy Graham
Charlotte
N.C
Graham
David Pollock
Pollock
Ford
Mecklenburg County
Carter arrives in Tokyo for six day visit
Governor Jimmy Carter and presidential candidate Jimmy Carter landed in Tokyo on Monday for a six day visit. The trip aims to discuss U.S. policy with Japanese officials and regional issues.
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Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Tokyo
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