Invaluable Kissinger Phone Transcripts Face Ownership Clash
Transcripts of Henry Kissinger telephone conversations with Nixon and other world leaders may shed light on his diplomacy and memoirs. Legal rulings split on whether these tapes are Kissinger private papers or government property, with a Archives bulletin urging official records. Public release could be delayed 25 years or until five years after Kissinger's death.
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Totie Fields Radiant Return After Triumph and Hope
A tribute narrates Totie Fields overcoming illness and loss of momentum, then rising again to new heights. It praises her courage and strength, noting a renewed climb toward shared laughter and joy for fans and the world she brightened.
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Gilmore Visitors Banned Before Jan. 17 Execution
Gary Gilmore remains in solitary confinement on death row as his visitors are barred after a Christmas Day turkey dinner. His lawyers, Ronald Stanger and Robert Moody, sought to permit an uncle’s visit, but prison rules stay strict. Gilmore, 36, was convicted for the 1975 motel clerks killing in Provo, Utah, with his execution set for January 17 and delays tied to Gov Rampton and the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Las Vegas Weather Forecast Extends Into Tuesday
Weather in Las Vegas expected to continue through Tuesday with a chance of more. Today's high 63 and low 37 follow yesterday's 62/36 while humidity remains high and air quality index is unavailable. Sunrise is 6 50 and sunset 5 57.
Weather Table From The Nation NWS Pacific Region
Temperature and precipitation table for the 24 hour period ending at 4 a.m. Pacific time prepared by the National Weather Service in San Francisco. The data provide regional readings and variations across locations, reflecting overnight changes and forecast implications for today.
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Miami airport scrambles as plane seized leaves 100 stranded
A court order on Christmas Eve seized Quisqueyana Airlines sole serviceable Boeing 707, leaving more than 100 passengers at Miami International. About 50 bought Pan Am tickets to Santo Domingo, while most others were moved to Dominican Airlines flights. Some pilgrims bound for Rome faced delays, with engines removed from the other 707 to keep the single aircraft in service. An anonymous donor funded lodging and breakfast for 50 stranded travelers as inquiries begin into Batchair Inc. involvement and the airline's low fares to Madrid and Rome via Santo Domingo.
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Rains Flood Louisiana Roads and Weather Warnings
Heavy rains flooded Louisiana highways causing cars to stall on U S 90 and Louisiana 24 near Raceland. State Police urged caution as crews towed several vehicles while other regions faced winter storm warnings from Ohio Valley to the East Coast and lingering cold across the Midwest.
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Pope Paul VI Urges New Spiritual Humanism at Christmas Mass
Pope Paul VI preached a new spiritual humanism transcending science and social progress. He warned modern man ignores religion and stressed that perfection comes only in Jesus Christ. The Christmas Day Mass at St. Peter’s drew about 250000 worshippers and was telecast to 12 European nations.
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Coast Guard Drops Plan to Ignite Nantucket Oil Slick
Coast Guard abandons ignition plan for the 100-mile oil slick off Nantucket after tests show patches are too thin or small to burn. They will monitor the spill from the Argo Merchant grounding as winds shift away toward Georges Bank. Experts warn ocean floor recovery could take four to ten years.
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