Saigon Minister Says Kissinger Pledged U.S. Attack Promise
Former South Vietnamese foreign minister says Thieu government agreed to sign the 1973 Paris accord only after Henry Kissinger promised that any North Vietnamese attack would be met with an American attack. The claim ties Kissinger to U.S. security assurances during the negotiations.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Paris
Nguyen van Thieu
Henry A. Kissinger
Tran van Lam
Nixon
Thieu
Ford Administration
Lam
Senate
Washington
Kissinger
Russia
China
North Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
le Duc Tho
Thien
United States
Many Opera Shows Listed For Summer
John H Lashly announces the 1976 Municipal Opera season at Forest Park Theatre highlighting diversity in its 67 year history. The lineup includes Bolshoi Ballet, The Odd Couple, Carousel, Funny Girl, Wizard of Oz, Kiss Me Kate and more with two additional productions to be announced.
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ST. Louis
John H. Lashly
Municipal Theatre Association
Municipal Opera
Forest Park Theatre
Lasly
New York
Lashly
Tony Randall
Jack Klugman
Neil Simon
Bolshoi Ballet
Bolshoi
Hurok
the Bolshoi Ballet
Ed Ames
Carousel
Carol Lawrence
Biggest Buck Shot in Macon County by Eddie Browning
Eddie Browning of Columbia shot the season's largest deer in Macon County and brought the trophy to Floyd Newsom for mounting. The 390 pound live weight buck has a 24.6 inch spread, 7 inch base circumference, and a 161 7 score, entered in the Boone and Crockett registry for the Big Bucks Club. Browning harvested it on opening day of the season.
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Macon County
Eddie Browning
Columbia
Rte
Browning
Floyd Newsom
Washington
Big Bucks Club
Richard Vance
Hays Sees Out In US Commitment In Pacific
Kansas City AP reports Rep. Wayne L. Hays warns the United States should limit Pacific commitments to Hawaii and possibly Australia and New Zealand. He warns Portugal’s Azores base may invite Soviet access, urges firm action and criticizes cutting Turkish military aid as a mistake.
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N'Djamena
Chad
Ngarta Tombalbaye
Ft. Lamy
Africa
Tombalbaye
Noel Odingar
Kansas City
United States
Pacific
Hawaii
Australia
New Zealand
Wayne L. Hays
Ohio
Hays
House Foreign Affairs Committee
North Atlantic Assembly
Terest
Azores
Ohio Democrat
Turkey
NATO
West Germany
Uncle Sam May Replace All His Cars
Washington AP Congress considers a bill to boost auto industry employment by the federal government buying 121000 new cars and trucks to replace nearly all the national fleet. Costing 443 million, the plan aims to lift employment though Ford officials call it uneconomical.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Ford
White House
Ron Nelsen
James T. Lynn
Office of Management and Budget
Nessen
GSA
Harry Lawrence
National Automobile Dealers Association
Stanley Roe
Motor Vehicle Manufacturers Association
Public Notice on HUD Funds for Mexico Missouri Projects
The City of Mexico Missouri will request HUD funds under the Housing and Community Development Act of 1974 for projects including Lafayette Storm Drainage, planning studies for Town Branch and Boulevard Street, Fairgrounds Street improvements, Omar Street resurfacing, housing rehabilitation, and administration. Environmental reviews find no significant impact, with records on file at City Hall 300 N. Coal. Public access hours 8 am to 5 pm weekdays. Date of notice April 3, 1975.
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City of
Mexico
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Lafayette
Town Branch
Boulevard Street
Clark Street
Fairgrounds
Buchanan
Boulevard
Omar Street
Lafayette Park
Fairgrounds Street
Coal
City Hall
Missouri
Oldest Spanish War veterans count narrows to under a thousand
Veterans Administration data show 1,008 Spanish-American war vets alive, with the oldest 105-year-old Nelson Norton and his 95-year-old brother Everett, the only known sibling pair still living. Many are mobile but rely on aid. California leads with 180 survivors. Florida 80. Alaska Delaware Vermont and New Mexico have one each.
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Washington
America
Veterans Administration
Nelson Norton
Whitestown
Ind
Everett
Palestine
Ill
Nelson
California
Alaska
Delaware
Vermont
New Mexico
Florida
Pope Marries 13 Couples in St. Peter's Basilica
Pope Paul VI presided over a Sunday ceremony in St. Peter's Basilica marrying 13 couples as part of the Holy Year observance. The pontiff, 77, conducted Mass at the papal altar beneath the Bernini bronze canopy with the couples kneeling nearby.
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Vatican City
St. Peter's
Basilica
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Black Venus
Dered
Movement For Cultural and Social Revolution
Supreme Court
National Assembly
Libya
Sudan
Wife Insurance
Paul V. Dean
Favorance
Metropolitan Life
New York, N.Y
Gateway Construction Company
Armco Building Systems
McCarty Steel
Jefferson City
Sam
Pope
Dale Carnegie
Dan Adams
Faurot Drive
John Moats
Nother Ledger
Adedger
Mexico Ledger
Ledgerland
P.O
Ivan Lewellen
Swan Lewellen
Ledger P.O
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