Kissinger Briefs Europeans After Moscow Summit
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger briefed European allies on Nixon’s Moscow summit results. He met Belgium’s Premier Leo Tindemans and European officials, planned NATO ambassador talks, and scheduled stops in Paris, Rome, London, Madrid, and Munich to pursue arms talks and European integration.
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Brussels
UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
America
Nixon
Moscow
Kissinger
Leo Tindemans
Belgium
Francois Xavier Ortoli
Christopher Soames
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Paris
Tindemans
Harvard University
Caribou
Maine
United States
Kremlin
Leonid I. Brezhnev
U.S
Western Europe
West Germany
Jean Sauvagnargues
Rome
London
Madrid
Munich
Where is Patty Hearst case winds down in LA
FBI in San Francisco and Los Angeles have questioned thousands about Patty Hearst but remain without a clue on her whereabouts. Hearst, last seen May 18 in Los Angeles, faces federal and state charges including kidnapping and bank robbery. The SLA was crushed and the hunt now targets three fugitives as the Hearst family endures despair.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Patty Hearst
FBI
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Berkeley
Princeton
Steven Weed
Miss Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
John Morrison
SLA
William
Emily Arms
Low death toll seen this Fourth on U S highways
The National Safety Council projected 450 to 550 traffic deaths over a four day Independence Day weekend. The 24 year low estimate reflects energy crisis speed limits and recent holiday trends. Gas supply appeared ample, AAA said in a weekly survey of stations nationwide. Vincent Tofany, safety
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National Safety Council
American Automobile Association
Alaska
Vincent Tofany
Council
Nation wide thunderstorms and traffic safety notes
Heavy storms swept the mid Mississippi Valley with three tornadoes in northern Michigan and a fourth in southwest Iowa. Winds up to 70 mph damaged areas in Lower Michigan and eastern Wisconsin. Weather warnings and cooler air followed, while safety measures were urged to reduce holiday traffic deaths and injuries. In Chicago the NSC reported a 24 percent drop in traffic deaths for January–May 1974 to 16 270, attributing much of the decline to energy policies and the 55 mph limit.
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United Press International
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Iowa
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National Weather Service
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Idaho
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Calif
California Supreme Court suspends Kalmbach from law practice
The California Supreme Court ordered Herbert W. Kalmbach temporarily suspended from practicing law after he pleaded guilty to aiding and abetting in unlawful election influence and promising an ambassadorship for a $100,000 contribution. He received concurrent 6 to 18 month prison terms and a $10,000 fine. a final conviction could lead to a limited suspension or disbarment after a state bar hearing.
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UPI
State Supreme Court
White House
Herbert W. Kalmbach
California
Kalmbach
Supreme Court
State Bar
Peace zealot 63 year old jailed over taxes
Martha Tranquilli, a 63 year old nurse from Sacramento, faces a nine month prison sentence for tax fraud after refusing to pay federal income taxes for 1971 and 1972 in protest of the Vietnam War. She had written to President Nixon threatening withholding if the war did not end by 1969. The Supreme Court refused to hear her appeals.
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Sacramento
Calif
UPI
Martha Tranquilli
Southeast Asia
War of words escalates as Arab and Israeli sides clash
Arab states accuse Israel of aggression in Lebanon reprisal raids while Israel accuses Egypt of Sinai cease-fire violations. Egypt vows to defend Lebanese territory, Syria and Algeria offer warplanes and troops, Lebanon seeks financial aid for a 10 year 1 billion plan, PLO asks for more aid and bases for future raids. UPI Boulder report notes solar storm and UN notification on truce breach lacking significance.
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Israel
Middle East
Lebanon
Egypt
Sinai Desert
Ahmed Ismail
Cairo
Syria
Algeria
Abdel Halim Khaddam
Abdel Aziz Bouteflika
Palestine Liberation Organization
Tel Aviv
U.N
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First Valley
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