Kissinger Says U S Pays for Promises Abroad
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger warned the United States bears the cost of its commitments as Congress balks at more aid for Vietnam and Cambodia. He argued U S policy suffered from Watergate and urged consistent support while avoiding blame for the Vietnam War and related crises.
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Lawmakers Move To Halt Cocktail Party At Park
Tennessee legislators introduced a resolution asking the Conservation Department to block a planned cocktail party by the Tennessee Asphalt Pavement Association at Montgomery Bell State Park on April 2. The move aims to enforce state park alcohol rules amid a controversy intensified by party invitations leaked last week.
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Kidnapers Refused Landing In Aden Amid Exchange Plan
South Yemen blocked a plane with kidnapped French ambassador Jean Gueury and two gunmen, forcing it to divert to Somalia and stalling a proposed swap for two freed prisoners and gold. Paris and Aden exchanged mixed signals as France tried to organize the exchange while South Yemen at first refused, then agreed to temporary asylum for the gunmen.
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Exorcism Murder Inquest Sought In Wakefield UK
Wakefield coroner Philip Gill says an inquest is the only way to quiet public concern over a man who after a six hour exorcism killed his wife. Michael Taylor, 31, was found not guilty by reason of insanity and later committed to Broadmoor. The case triggers church inquiries as clergy involved defend the ritual.
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Lose The Weight You Hate With Odrinex Plan
An ad from Freels Drug Store promotes the Odrinex plan and OCAMNEX tablets claimed to suppress appetite and help readers eat less. It promises safety when used as directed and a money back guarantee. The copy targets a general audience with dietary weight loss claims.
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Times-News Pubhee by Fongpert Pushing Corps
An item from the Times News notes activity by a publishing group, listing a 700 Lyon Gordes Dr PO box and several telegraphic style references. It mentions schedule snippets and daily writeups, with unclear names and addresses. The piece reads like misread OCR and preserves scattered entities.
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