Kissinger Signals Shift Toward Soviet Role in Middle East Talks
Secretary of State Kissinger said the United States will contact the Soviet Union to resume the Geneva peace conference on the Middle East. He described a moment of grave danger and a reassessment of U S policy while reaffirming commitment to Israel and leaning toward multinational diplomacy. He avoided blame for failed talks and noted meetings with Israeli and Egyptian ambassadors as part of the broader policy review.
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Washington
UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
United States
Soviet Union
Geneva
Middle East
Kissinger
Israel
Britain
Faisal
Saudi Arabia
Southeast Asia
U.S. Mideast
Ford
Simcha Dinitz
Ashraf Ghorbal
Ghorbal
Dinitz
Kite event dampened by gusts at Lee School Monday
Windy conditions hampered a kite event at Lee School on Monday as damage from earlier Monday gusts affected homes and barns in several areas. The piece hints a missing magic word or carpet-like aid for flight.
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Delf McKinney
Lee School
U S Evacuating One Million Refugees From Da Nang
UPI reports President Thieu ordered counterattack as Hue fell to North Vietnam and the United States began evacuating about a million refugees from Da Nang. Flight plans included a Boeing 747 and civilian planes under USAID contracts, with Da Nang crowded by panicked civilians fleeing toward Cam Ranh Bay.
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DA Nang
South Vietnam
UPI
Nguyen van Thieu
Hue
United States
Nations
Thieu
Jlne
U.S
Hear
Phitom Penh
Priday
American Oifficillt
Seaboard World Airways
Cacti
Cun Ranh Bay
U.S. Agency For International Development
U.S. Defense Department
Clean Living Mormons Live Longer and Smarter Health Trend
SAN DIEGO California study finds California Mormons who avoid tobacco alcohol and drugs live longer and have 30 70 percent lower cancer rates than other white Californians. Researchers cite lean living habits health practices and strong community as factors and suggest a healthful lifestyle model for broader use.
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San Diego
CDN
California
James E. Enstrom
University of California At Los Angeles School of Public Health
Mormon Church
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Enstrom
American Cancer Society
Marian
Word of Wisdom
Nguyen dynasty emperor lineage in Hue and Nan markets
Fragmentary notice recounts the Nguyen emperors lineage beginning 1708 with son of Gia Long. Mentions Hue imperial seat and residence in Nan, with unclear references to Caines.
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Sher Fe
Gia-Long
Sity
Hue
Nan
Caines
Prince Faisal's Assassin Friend Described as Kind and Quiet
Surmis, the girlfriend of the accused killer, recalls Faisal bin Musaad as kind, quiet, and deeply religious during five years at Colorado University. She says he feared death, wrote him letters before the assassination, and insists he was not hostile. Court records show probation for the couple in 1969 amid drug charges. Arafat reportedly linked to the king’s assassination in Riyadh as details emerge.
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Boulder
Calo
UPI
Christene Surmis
Faisal
Miss Surman
Faisal bin Musaad bin Abdel Aziz
Ela
Surma
Boulder Daily Camera
Sara
Colorado University
Prince Muisal
Tie
Shiv
Mnele
Philosphy
Miss Surma
Prince
Ragen Smith
Kathy Trotaman Caldwell
Colordo University
Beirut
Palestine Liberation Organization
Yassar Arafat
Ax Safle
Arafat
Riyadh
Pressures May Cancel Ford s Easter Holiday
Washington report says rising Middle East and Indochina crises threaten President Ford s Easter golf plans. Kissinger solo diplomacy, tax cut battles, and Saudi relations weigh on the president as advisers push a reevaluation of U S policy and Foreign aid requests. Nelson Rockefeller may travel to Saudi Arabia to convey condolences.
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Washington
White House
Ford
Easler
California
Palm Springs
Indochina
Faisal
Saudi Arabia
Oval Office
Middle East
Southeast Asia
Nelson Rockweller
U. S
Kissinger
Egypt
Israel
11 Year Old Struck and Killed On Wadlow Gap Road
A 11 year old boy was killed Tuesday after running into the path of a car on Wadlow Gap Road near Bloomingdale Pike. The vehicle, driven by a Kingsport woman, was traveling about 40 miles per hour when the accident occurred. Deputies say the boy appeared to run over an embankment into the road, and he died at Holston Valley Community Hospital. The boy’s parents were at work and authorities are investigating with no charges filed.
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Bloomingdal Hay
Tawothy
Carpenter
Rt 7
Kingsport
Holston Valley Community Hospital
Wadlaw Gap Road
Bloomingdale Pike
Gary Kepulall
Boy dies from head injuries after Brookside incident
A boy died from apparent head injuries after an incident near Brookside Klumenuing School. He attended First Assembly of God Church on Stony Drive and is survived by his parents Tony and Daisy Carpenter, four brothers, and a paternal grandmother. Funeral home handling arrangements. Weather forecast shows clear skies tonight and for Thursday with warmer temperatures.
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Brookside Klumenuing School
Assemby of God Church
Stony Drive
Tony
Zenith) Carpenter
Roger Kevin
Michael Ray
David Anthony Carpenter
Daisy Byal
Walterboro
David
Carpenter
Kingsport
Minalott-Debian
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