Kissinger Faces Snags in Israel Syria Pullback Talks
Secretary of State Kissinger met President Assad in Damascus as major issues linger over troop separation on the Golan Heights. Syria rejects discussions on guerrillas and buffer zone size while Gromyko heads to Damascus and talks may yield a Geneva bound disengagement pact within days.
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Wild goose chase as SLA trio eludes Santa Barbara search
UPI reports a 90 mile chase into Santa Barbara County failed to locate Patricia Hearst and SLA members. Authorities say hundreds of citizen sightings persist with no solid leads while FBI searches and border alerts continue.
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Beasts of cancer claim columnist Stewart Alsop
Washington based columnist Stewart J O Alsop dies at 60 from acute myeloblastic leukemia. His brother Joseph Alsop notes pneumonia as the immediate cause at NIH in Bethesda Maryland. Alsop, who wrote since 1971 about his battle with the rare blood disease, reflected on mortality in his book Stay of Execution.
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Usual arrests at Hells Angels memorial camp
More than 300 Hells Angels members held their Memorial Day encampment at Bass Lake California. A Madera County sheriff’s spokesman said there were no big problems and only the usual drunk arrests as deputies monitored the event.
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Sunny Memorial Day Weekend Across Southern California
Dense fog blanked beach areas this morning but cleared to sunny skies in the afternoon as Memorial Day temperatures ranged from the low 70s along the coast to 100 plus in the deserts. Los Angeles reached near 80 with a 62 overnight low. mountains, 75 to 85. deserts 92 to 110. Over 1 million beachgoers, 65 boat rescues, and 54 to 60 degree water noted. air smog present in LA Basin.
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Memorial observed at Newell relocation site by Japanese Americans
About 200 Japanese Americans gathered at Linkville Cemetery in Klamath Falls to honor one adult and ten children who died at the Newell Japanese Relocation Center in California during World War II. Attendees included former internees and their descendants. services were conducted in Buddhist and Christian rites.
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