Kissinger keens to broaden China ties and visits
Secretary of State Kissinger hosts Chinese Premier Chou En-lai at the Chinese villa as Sino American exchanges expand. Their talks followed a three hour session in Peking and hint at Chou visiting the United States. Plans include possible Mao meeting and a solid diplomatic gain as Nixon weighs new instructions.
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Comedian David Akeman Shot Dead On Farm Near Nashville
Comedian and Hee Haw star David Akeman known as Stringbean and his wife Estelle were shot to death early Sunday on their remote 300 acre farm outside Nashville. Police say robbery was the motive as four suspects were questioned. Grand Ole Opry appearance Friday cited. Akeman’s anti-Vique banjo found at the door.
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Skylab fin repair delayed by strong winds at Cape Canaveral
Windy conditions across the Cape hindered replacement of the Skylab 3 rocket stabilizing tail fin as engineers aim to bolt all eight fins by Tuesday. Crew for the space station voyage took a football-watching break while countdown presses toward a 9 37 a.m. EST launch.
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Belfast and Phnom Penh lead in a chaotic Sunday
Intermittent violence in Belfast leaves three shot amid IRA and UDA feuds with one man critically injured after being thrown from a car. In Phnom Penh, Cambodian rebels cut Highway 4 as a 183 truck convoy arrives with rice supplies, while Vatican Embassy protesters disperse in Madrid. Also Cosmos 607 launched by the Soviet Union and Canton trade fair reports record activity amid Chinese imports and contracts.
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Weekend etching theft in Cleveland yields Rembrandt loss
Thieves stole stereo gear and tires from a parked Cleveland car during the weekend but left a small floorboard bundle containing a 30 year old Rembrandt etching worth about ST,000. Lewis C Williams, owner and Cleveland Museum of Art board president, said the etching was a family heirloom he planned to show at the museum for examination. A $1,000 reward was offered for information leading to the killer of Laura A Odell, 21, strangled in Golden Gate Park last weekend, with her father Henry Odell hoping to prevent a repeat event.
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Hunger strike continues for activist Panoy in Moscow
The wife of dancer Albert Panoy said Sunday in Moscow that he will persist with the hunger strike despite a small sign from Soviet officials allowing his emigration to Israel. Panoy began the fast on November 2 as part of a two year effort to teach Israel.
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