Soviets Open To Talks On Limiting Arms Race
Western diplomats in Moscow say Soviet leaders wish to reach accords with the United States on strategic arms limits but military leaders show less enthusiasm. They note new weapons programs may be kept in place to preserve security, with talks focusing on trust and the ability to halt development without risk.
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Moscow
United States
Politburo
Helsinki
Soviet Union
Nikolai I. Krylov
U.S
Krasnaya Zvezda
Defense Ministry
Lenin
Light Plane Crash Kills San Rafael Pilot in Fog
A 43 year old San Rafael man Glenn E. Carlson died when his single engine light plane crashed in fog and drizzle about eight miles northeast of Brighton Colorado. He was the sole occupant.
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Brighton
Colo
UPI
San Rafael
Here
Glenn E. Carlson
First Group of 3rd Marines Home
San Diego welcomes the vanguard of the 3rd Marine Regiment back from Vietnam duty aboard the Washburn with 78 Marines discharged or reassigned at Camp Pendleton. The main 3,700 men arrive today on two ships. Marines comment on the Oct 15 Moratorium, urging gradual withdrawal and peace talks without specifics.
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Washburn
San Diego
Vietnam
3Rd Marine Regiment
Weitnam
San Diego Naval Station
Camp Pendleton
Naval Station
Alcatraz Island May Become U S National Park
The Interior Department may convert Alcatraz into a federal park after Secretary Walter J. Hickel ordered a survey. The move delays a sale plan and pits federal control against San Francisco development interests amid mixed public opinion.
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San Francisco
UPI
U.S. Department of the Interior
Alcatraz Island
Department
Secretary of the Interior
Walter J. Hickel
Hickel
General Services Administration
San Francisco Bay
Interior Department
Department of the Interior
Alcatraz
Two Light Planes Collide at Executive Airport
In the landing pattern at Executive Airport in Sacramento two rented light aircraft collided. One plane plowed into the runway injuring the pilot Leroy Peter, 25, who remained in critical condition hours after surgery at dusk. His Cessna 150 went straight in from about 50 to 60 feet.
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Sacramento
UPS
Executive Airport
Leroy Peter
Peter
Cessna 150 clipped on landing injures plane in midair collision
Russell C. Sorenson of Sacramento landed safely after a collision clipped the propeller windshield and right wing of his Cessna 150 during approach. Patrolman Joe Snyder cited a sequencing error as the cause with one pilot higher than the other.
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Russell C. Sorenson
Sacramento
Sorenson
Joe Snyder
Lebanese conflict escalates as guerrillas press for ouster
In Lebanon fierce fighting flared in Evl Arkoub and Bint Jbeil as troops tightened around guerrillas. Cairo reports say 80 dead in southern clashes linked to the crackdown along the Israeli border. Egypt's Sabry El Khaly travels to Amman to mediate with King Hussein and Yassir Arafat.
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Charles Helou
Cairo
Voice of Palestine Radio
Evl Arkoub
Bint Jbeil
Lebanon
Israel
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Hassan Sabry El-Khaly
Amman
Jordan
Hussein
Yassir Arafat
Palestine Liberation Organization
POW releases and Paris talks pace shift in Vietnam
Viet Cong claimed three captives showed repentance and urged safe return of ex servicemen as U.S. POW releases rose to 17. In New York, William Kunstler returned from Paris peace talks promising a major statement within 10 days not tied to prisoners.
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U.S
South Vietnam
New York
UPI
William Kuntsler
United States
Paris
Kuntsler
Trial Lawyers Urge Nixon Withdraw Haynsworth Nomination
The American Trial Lawyers Association adopted a resolution urging Nixon withdraw or the Senate reject Judge Clement Haynsworth for the Supreme Court. The poll of 715 members showed 73.3 percent disapproved and 26.7 percent approved. The National Bar Association likewise opposed him citing civil rights and potential conflicts of interest. The ABA endorsement drew skepticism from the trial lawyers about its membership input.
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Tion
Nixon
Senate
Clement
Leon Wolfstone
Association
Haynsworth
National Bar Association
New York
Wolfstone
American Bar Association
ABA
Trial Lawyer
Action Line details charity ship program and SPCA magazine orders
The article outlines the People to People Foundation floating hospital now in Tunisia visiting one country annually for 10 months, funded by donations and operated by volunteers. It also answers reader questions about subscriptions to the National Humane Review from the American Humane Association and locates football dolls sold by Kim Cioffi Co in Philadelphia with pricing and stock notes.
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People To People Foundation
William B. Walsh
Navy
Tunisia
Project Hope
Wilshire Blvd
Los Angeles
Calif
National Humane Review
P.O
Denver
Colo
SPCA
American Humane Association
United States
Canada
A. Action Line
Kim Cioffi Co
Filbert St
Philadelphia
Cioffi
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Tinsley
Strickland and Watkins
Song Chang
Okey Blankenship
Panther
W. Va
Cambridge, Mass
American Trial Lawyers Association
W. Haynsworth
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Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Spca News
Trinidad
West Indies
National Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Cerritos
Tiny Team
Iowa
Action Line
Orld’ 8 Larges Furniture Center
Oather
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Atlantic Ave
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Harris Furs
Willard Harris
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