Canada avoids being left out in Kissinger talks
Canadian External Affairs Minister Mitchell Sharp said Henry Kissinger assured Canada would not be excluded from any Atlantic partnership the United States envisions for Western Europe. The two met 80 minutes outlining issues from NATO to Canada U S dialogue and plans for future ministerial talks.
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Henry Kissinger
United States
Europe
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U.S
Nixon
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Common Market
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Trudeau
China
Ottawa
New York
UN General Assembly
Speechwriter accuses committee staff of vilification during inquiry
President Nixon era aide Patrick Buchanan told the Senate Watergate committee that a internal campaign sought to malign his reputation and deny he aided Democratic sabotage. He denied involvement in attempts against Muskie and McGovern, insisting Republicans bore no blame for Democratic losses.
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Select Committee
Edmund) Muskie
White House
Nixon
Muskie
George) McGovern
McGovern
Maine
Cam
Bad weather delays hunt for planes
Bad weather in northern British Columbia hindered a search for two missing planes near Terrace. Six planes and three tracker aircraft faced possible cancellation while three Edmonton helicopters stood by if cloud cover stayed above 500 feet. The missing tracker from Thursday carried Capt. Larry Schaufele and Cpl. John Scammel along with Capt. Ted Bade and Sgt. Sherman Pye.
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Victoria
British Columbia
Terrace
B.C
Tracker
Edmonton
Canadian Forces
Neil Carey
North Vancouver
Quesnel
Larry Schaufele
Bow Island
Alta
John Scammel
Windsor
Ont
Ted Bade
Sherman Pye
Dartmouth
N.S
Bourassa calls Quebec election set for October 29
Premier Robert Bourassa announced his Liberal government will seek a new Quebec mandate with an Oct. 29 general election. He cited economic progress and a revised electoral map as reasons, noting the map reform aims for fair representation while current MNA terms expire after the 32 years in office.
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Bill Fox
Quebec
Liberal Party
Canada
National Assembly of Quebec
Bourassa
Late presses cause four hour delay in News delivery
The NEWS experienced a press malfunction that delayed delivery by up to four hours yesterday. The fault occurred at the cutter end of the delivery system and was not resolved until late afternoon. Officials hope the issue is fixed and no further delays will occur. Subscribers and carriers were apologized to, with four outlying communities exceptions for Tuesday’s delivery.
Skylab 2 Crew Returns After 59 Day Orbit
Astronauts Alan Bean Owen Garriott and Jack Lousma land aboard the recovery carrier near San Diego after a 59 day 24 million mile mission. They are in excellent spirits with normal vital signs and slight dizziness as they adjust to gravity.
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Owen Garriott
Jack Lousma
San Diego
Calif
Earth
Royce Hawkins
Agnew Appeals House For Exoneration Over Kickback Charges
Vice-President Spiro Agnew urged the House to investigate charges of kickbacks from his Maryland governorship as Attorney General Richardson prepared to present allegations to a federal grand jury. Speaker Carl Albert said no action will be taken now, while questions swirl over whether a sitting vice president can be indicted.
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Spiro Agnew
House of Representatives
U.S
Elliot Richardson
Agnew
Maryland
House
Carl Albert
Richardson
Grand Jury
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