Kissinger says U.S. to contact Soviet Union on Geneva talks
Secretary of State Kissinger announced the United States will reach out to the Soviet Union to restart the Geneva Middle East conference. He warned of grave danger and stressed a shift to multinational diplomacy while affirming continued support for Israel. The plan follows a failed shuttle mission and broader reassessment of policy.
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Washington
UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
United States
Soviet Union
Geneva
Kissinger
Middle East
Israel
Faisal
Saudi Arabia
Reaction to Faisal's Death Moves World Leaders
Arab leaders expressed shock and regret while former President Nixon paid tribute to King Faisal after his assassination. The Arab oil embargo and market uncertainty prompted leaders to assess the impact as Arab foreign ministers adjourned. Kuwait mourned with a 40 day period and Emirates leader called Faisal a martyr. Ford and Kissinger discussed the situation as Rockefeller prepared to travel.
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Saudi Arabia
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Cairo
Israel
Kuwait
Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan al-Nuhayan
United Arab Emirates
Islamic Solidarity
Washington
White House
Moscow
United States
Mamie Eisenhower Hospitalized For Intestinal Bleeding
Mrs Mamie Eisenhower 77 was hospitalized at the Army Medical Center in Fort Gordon Georgia after intestinal bleeding. Maj George Foster said her condition was good and she rested comfortably with the likely cause diverticulosis. She planned to stay seven to ten days.
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UPI
Mamie Eisenhower
George Foster
Eisenhower
Army Medical Center
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Mamie
Augusta National Golf Course
Montreal police search former PM's granddaughter home for Hearst
Montreal police raided the home of Mrs. Mary McKay, granddaughter of former Prime Minister Louis Saint Laurent, after a tip she hosted fugitive Patricia Hearst. The 5 am search found nothing, with police asserting the operation was legal and compliant with seizure laws.
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Montreal
UPI
Patricia Hearst
Mary McKay
Louis Saint Laurent
Rene Daigneault
Miss Hearst
Mrs. McKay
Transcript seals SLA escape attempt details in Oakland case
A grand jury transcript on the March 1 SLA escape attempt by Russell Little and Joseph Remiro was sealed by Superior Court Judge Lionel Wilson until after their November 1973 trial for Marcus Foster's assassination. The filing cites premature release and notes guards were injured during the attempted breakout.
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Oakland
UPI
Wilson
Little and Remiro
Marcus Foster
Sacramento
Inter-City Express
Little
Remiro
Alameda County
Getty grandson headed for financial guardianship case
A court asked to declare J Paul Getty III incapable of handling his money. The petition, supported by his maternal grandfather Judge Harris, cites improvidence and risk of being victimized. Getty consented to the arrangement and a hearing was set for April 11.
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Los Angeles
UPI
J. Paul Getty III
Getty
Rome
U.S. District Court
George Harris
San Francisco
Harris
Gail Harris
J. Paul Getty Jr
Martine
Paul Balthazar
Janua
Superior Court
David Eagleson
Floods and snow hit the Midwest with heavy losses
Rampaging Rock River floods northern Illinois forcing 1,800 evacuations near Rockford while 2,000 more homeless across the region. A 17.1 foot crest near Pecatonica and a swath of upper Midwestern snowdrifts up to 16 feet create a harsh spring storm. Gov. Walker toured the flood zone as Civil Defense crews braved near zero temps to move residents to safety.
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United Press International
Illinois
Upper
Midwest
Rock River
Rockford
Ill
Civil Defense
Freeport
Pecatonica
Rockton
Daniel Walker
Upper Midwest
Northern Plains
Cheyboygan
Mich
Community Memorial Hospital
Isolation of a human cancer virus strengthens claim
A government scientist reports repeating the isolation of a cancer virus from a leukemia patient, reinforcing earlier findings by Dr. Robert Gallo. Experts caution that confirmation will take time, but success would mark a major step toward proving viruses can cause cancer in humans and may lead to vaccines.
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Calif
UPI
Kansas
David Baltimore
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Robert Gallo
National Cancer Institute
Gallo
American Cancer Society
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