Kissinger to begin marathon travels today
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger launches a long diplomatic journey aimed at promoting arms control and peace in Cyprus and the Middle East. The plan includes Moscow talks with Brezhnev, New Delhi meetings with Gandhi, and stops in Bangladesh, Pakistan, Rome, and other capitals as he seeks a broad peace initiative.
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Trudeau seeks counterweight to U S in Europe
Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau told French leaders he wants Europe as a counterbalance to the United States and noted Europe as an ideal partner. He spoke with Jacques Chirac and later with President Giscard d Estaing at the Elysee.
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Elysee Presidential Palace
Sale on cultured pearl jewelry reduces a third
Savings on cultured spearl jewelry with rings in gold mountings and earrings necklaces in assorted designs. Includes various chains from 15 to 30 inches with baroque pearls, jade drops, carved beads and clipped styles. Regular prices shown with sale discounts and stock references.
Former British executioner denounces capital punishment
Albert Pierrepoint, who hanged 433 men and 17 women as Britain’s chief executioner, now argues capital punishment fails as a deterrent and merely delivers revenge. He cites personal experience and notes no future murder was halted by the death penalty.
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Mao Says Mao Tse-tung In Full Power After China Trip
Premier Paul Hartling of Denmark reported Mao Tse-tung, 81, in good health and fully able after returning from China. Hartling described a lively exchange and denied rumors of failing health as Niels Norlund of Berlingske Tidende commented on Mao’s condition.
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Heiress Dugdale Ordered to Stand Trial in Northern Ireland Raid
English heiress Dr. Brigid Rose Dugdale, 42, was ordered to stand trial Monday on charges from an abortive helicopter bombing raid on a Northern Ireland police station dated January 24. Dugdale is already serving a nine year sentence for her role in a multimillion-dollar art theft from the County Wicklow home of diamond magnate Sir Alfred Beit on April 26.
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Northern Ireland
Miss Dugdale
County Wicktow
Sir Alfred Beit
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