Ford diplomats react coolly to speech amid protests
Arab diplomats showed measured reserve to Ford's remarks while Kuwait and Saudi officials offered mixed comments on costs of fuel and policy. Gromyko and British envoy welcomed a united economic response as Ford met diplomats and called for Cyprus and Middle East talks. Outside, about 50 demonstrators protested the two year peace time service plan for war resisters.
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Kurt Waldheim
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Middle East
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Algeria
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Assembly
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Youth Against
Missing boat search resumes for two men off Avalon
A Coast Guard search for two men aboard an 82 foot boat missing after leaving Avalon en route to Wilmington was due to resume today. Chester Markham of San Pedro and Johnnny O'Steen of Baton Rouge were last seen between 2 30 and 5 p m heading for Lighthouse Marina. A radar sweep of the channel was conducted and if no sign of the vessel is found an air search will begin.
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Lighthouse Marina
Wilington
Clarke
PL Evans
Long Beach
Avalon Harbor
Marina
Pt. Noans
Freed pilot doubts more Yank POWs remaining
Civilian pilot Emmett Kay, freed after six months in Laos captivity, said he believed he was the last U.S. prisoner of war though 360 Americans were listed as missing. He was released in Vientiane and flown to Clark Air Base then Honolulu for medical checks, where his wife waited with his POW bracelet. He recalled good treatment and volleyball during captivity. The release began a broader prisoner exchange in Laos involving Thai irregulars, North Vietnamese and Lao soldiers yet to be freed.
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Udern Air Force Base
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Sam Nuea
Cham
Plain of Jars
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Japanese Red Army terrorists land in Syria and surrender
Four Japanese Red Army gunmen landed in Syria and turned themselves over to PLO custody after returning $300,000 paid for hostages freed in The Netherlands. Negotiations by Syria’s air force commander aided talks, with conditions for safe passage to a country of their choice.
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Netherlands
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Max van der Stoel
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Palestine Liberation Organization
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Ansterdam
Furuya
Taly
Aden
Store owner slain in sidewalk fight
A Santa Ana record shop owner was shot to death outside his store during a fight that began in a bar next door. Joseph Harris 28 died from chest and stomach wounds. Larry Ozuna 25 a Marine at El Toro was held on suspicion of murder as officers investigated the incident near 2400 West McFadden Avenue and a Pink Garter Bar.
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Jack Nelson
Joseph T. Harris
Cubbon St
Nelson
Larry
Ozuna
el Toro Marine Air Station
Warris
W. McFadden Ave
Qatna
Blackouts hit Downey and Long Beach area
About 500 Southern California Edison customers in Downey and North Long Beach lost power for 40 minutes after a car struck a pole, causing a regionwide outage. The 36 year old driver Arthur Woolworth of Benfield Avenue was booked for drunk driving.
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Downey
North Long Beach
Arthur Woolworth
Benfield Ave
Nowwalk
Man arraigned in involuntary manslaughter case
Jimmy H. Peres of 27 Mignolia Ave has been arraigned on involuntary manslaughter for the shooting death of his 21 year old female roommate Judith Monnier. Monnier died at St. Mary Hospital Center after a .22 caliber pistol discharge Peres says he was playing with at the time. A preliminary hearing is set for September 4.
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Jimmy H. Peres
Mignolia Ave
Judith Monnier
Monier
St. Mary Hospital Center
Peres
Tme
Perez
Ehrlichman subpoena of Nixon data blocked
District Judge John J. Sirica blocked Ehrlichman from subpoenaing hundreds of White House documents and tapes tied to the Watergate coverup case. The attempt targeted presidential conversations and other records, but was discarded at the Watergate prosecutor's request as many items had already been provided or were available for review.
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John J. Sirica
John D. Ehrlichman
White House
Watergale
Sirica
Ehrlichman
HS. Kuigtl
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Richard M_ Nixon_ s
Bhatichman
Special Watergate
James F. Neal
Ey Hhiehna
Haig says procedures normal in sending Nixon files
Washington chief of staff Alexander Haig defended the transfer of Nixon papers from the White House to San Clemente as normal. He said most material has moved, a shipment was paused to confirm its necessity for legal suits, and no disposal by shredders or bagging occurred.
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UPI
White House
Alexander M. Haig Jr
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Maig
Alig
New York
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Shyeilters
San Clemente
Haig Sail
Westinghouse Broadcasting
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He Haig
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