Linkletter recalls Diane's death in LSD era warning
Art Linkletter told leaders at the State Department auditorium how his daughter Diane died amid peer pressure and LSD. He urged parental guidance and school education, condemning Timothy Leary and drug culture while noting the public and political attention to the tragedy.
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Washington
CDN
Art Linkletter
Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
State Department
Diane
Ile
Timothy Leary
Seattle
Florida
Marathon Rail Talks Continue After Cooling Off Period
Washington reports the Marathon contract talks between railroad management and four unions representing about 48 000 repair and maintenance workers continued with unions under pressure to decide amid a year long dispute over the 1969 contract. Government mediators had urged patience as a 10 day cooling off period ended at 12 01 a m EST Wednesday.
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Washington
UPI
Authorities Press Search For Killer In Kathy Jones Slaying
Nashville authorities probe the sex slaying of 12 year old Kathy Jones with a $5,000 reward from Gov. Ellington. The body was found in a weeded field with a sock and blouse fragment in the throat. She was sexually assaulted, tortured, and suffocated, with the assault occurring at least 24 hours before death. Police question several persons but have no charges and continue around the clock search.
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Nashville, Tenn
Apt
Kathy Jones
Buford Ellington
Kathy
Nora Jones
Michael Pelrone
Nixon urged to adopt stronger hunger program
A UPI report says the White House hunger conference may urge President Nixon to push broader antihunger measures including a guaranteed annual income of 5500 for the poor. The five point draft calls to feed all hungry Americans this winter and exceeds Nixon’s proposed plan.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Nixon
UFT
Lodge Makes One Last Try at Vietnam Peace Talks
Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge, 67, heads U S delegation for final speech at the Vietnam peace talks. He reviews proposals and misperceptions, notes persistent belief issues, and plans future type for negotiations. Lodge will retire after a farewell visit and travel to Boston.
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Lodge
U.S
South Vietnam
Nixon
Massachusetts
White House
Hanoi
North Vietnam
United States
Washington
Sargor
Pham Dang Lam
Vietnam
Sam
Boston
Mutual Arms Cut Proposed by NATO as Soviet buildup grows
NATO foreign ministers meet amid reports of Soviet forces reinforcing Central Europe and the Mediterranean. Melvin Laird cites a twentyfold rise in Soviet Mediterranean ship days from 1963 to 1964 and NATO approves revised tactical nuclear guidelines for a Soviet attack scenario.
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Brussels
UPI
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Moscow
Europe
Mediterranean
NATO
Silitar
Melvin Laird
Soviet Union
Laird
Czechoslovakia
Quie Loses Again In Bid To Overhaul Poverty War
In 1967 Representative Al Quie pressed a plan to overhaul the war on poverty and his amendment failed. By 1989 he led a substitute bill changing OEO programs but kept it secret until floor debate, as Democrats moved to delay and discuss next week.
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Quie
Washington
al Quie
Minnesota
House Education, and Labor Committee
Carl OD. Perkins
D-Xy
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