iTrip May Indicate Sinai Pact Soon
Two Israeli officials traveled to Washington to resume talks on a 2.5 billion dollar U S aid request. Sources said the visit signals that an agreement with Egypt on a new Sinai pact is near, withRabins aide Mordechai Gazit noting the trip is a link toward another interim accord. The U S halted aid talks last spring after Kissinger mediated peace efforts stalled.
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Associated Press
Washington
U.S
Egypt
Sinai
Mordechai Gazit
Yitzhak Rabin
Tel Aviv
United States
Israel
Henry A. Kissinger
Rabin
Jerusalem
Mitla
Gidi
Hermann Eilts
Cairo
Anwar Sadat
Kissinger
Peru
Middle East
Abu Rudeis
Sandra Smith Injured In Crash On Highway 19
Sandra D. Smith 16 daughter of Larry and Mrs. Claus of 815 E. Jackson Sr. was reported in satisfactory condition at Hermann Area Hospital after her car ran down an embankment and struck a tree on Highway 19 near Big Spring at 12 15 p.m. Sunday. The patrol cited loose gravel and loss of control. She sustained a concussion a head laceration and other injuries. She will be a junior at Mexico High School this fall and works at Hardee’s.
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Sandra D. Smith
Larry Claus
E. Jackson Sr
Hermann Area Hospital
Big Spring
Eight pound eight ounce son born in Audrain Medical Center
Mr and Mrs Marion H Wilson announce Chad Aaron Wilson born Aug 7 at Audrain Medical Center. He has a sister Tami Jolynn, 3. Grandparents Melvin Beaty and James Threlkeld of Paris, Harold L Wilson of Mexico, and great grandfather Jess Wilson of Mexico.
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Chad Aaron Wilson
Marion H. Wilson
Audrain Medical Center
Tami Jolynn
Melvin Beaty
James Threlkeld
Paris
Harold L. Wilson
Mexico
Jess Wilson
Wilson
Hopkinses Welcome Son In Vandalia
Mr and Mrs Charles Eugene Hopkins of Vandalia are the proud parents of a six pound twelve ounce son born at 2 37 p m Sunday at Audrain Medical Center.
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Charles Eugene Hopkins
Vandalia
Audrain Medical Center
Vice President Rockefellers New Residence Nears Completion
Washington reports the Navy completed eight months and 311000 in renovations to the Admiral’s House on Observatory Hill. The six bedroom mansion will host nine parties to introduce Nelson Rockefeller to Congress staff and diplomats, with interiors including a master suite remodel and a reused wine cellar as a communications hub. Mrs Rockefeller has inspected the home repeatedly and favors simple neutral tones. The project, called The Admirals House, faced earlier structural complaints, and overall funding notes show 104000 allocated for the new fiscal year with about 20000 spent so far.
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Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Ken Murray
Navy
Happy Rockefeller
Rockefellers
Congress
White House
Diplomatic Corps
Rockefeller
Murray
Max Ernst
Observatory Hill
Chief of Naval Operations
Demonstration Turns Into Beach Clash in Boston
A black civil rights protest at Carson Beach in South Boston escalated into a racial clash as police on foot, horseback, and in amphibious craft moved in to separate about 500 black and 1,000 white demonstrators. Eight injured, six blacks and two whites arrested.
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Boston
Thomas Atkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Atkins
Carson Beach
South
Oceanside
Warren Believes Nixon Was Guilty
Gerald L. Warren the retiring White House deputy press secretary says he believes Richard Nixon was guilty of a crime in Watergate. On CBS Issues and Answers he cited the June 23 1972 tapes as clearly showing obstruction of justice. He does not call for bringing Nixon to court yet notes the need for public accountability.
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Washington
Gerald L. Warren
White House
Richard M. Nixon
CBS
Warren
Oval Office
Nixon
The
San Diego Union
Escaped triggerman Herron reported in central Missouri area
An escaped killer William Lewis Herron, 29, sought on two life terms for the Bussen assassination and a St. Charles lieutenant slaying, telephoned a Missouri warden before being added to the FBI Ten Most Wanted list. Authorities fear he may be in central Missouri, with a Breen wagon and Kentucky plates.
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Robert Bussen
Martinsburg
St. Charles
Missouri
Donald Wyrick
FBI
William Lewis Herron
Kentucky
Eddyville
Jefferson City
Herron
Wyrick
Cole County
Mr. Bussen
St. Charles County
Albert H. Masterman
Sidney B. Rowlett
Bussen
Rowlett
Montgomery County
Missouri Supreme Court
Indiana
Springfield
Missouri State Penitentiary
Breen
Evansville
Ind
Teens slain after sex and dope party near north St. Louis
Autopsies pending on two 14 and 16 year olds found bound and beaten in a six foot storm sewer after a narcotics driven party. Police say the victims were killed at the party with a rope binding, throat slashes, a shovel and sledgehammer used. Four suspects, all black, are charged in warrants. relatives deny race as motive saying drugs drove the violence.
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ST. Louis
Albert Perkins
Robert Locke
Robert Green
Pat Faulkner
Locke
Eddie Alford
Georgia
Charles Tooks
Harold Jackson
Foreign Cars Taking More Of Market
Detroit reports foreign brands moving into a larger market share amid fuel fears and rising prices. Imports reached about 15 percent of U.S. car sales since 1970, with a peak around 1.7 million in 1973. Analysts cite recession, two car families, and fuel economy as drivers, while GM and Ford push 30 mpg models and the Chevette eyeing 40 mpg.
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Detroit
U.S
Chevy
Ford
Toyota
Volkswagen
United States
Mideast
General Motors
Thomas Murphy
Health Officials Alarmed Over VD Crisis in London Study
London reports from AP Science Editor Alton Blakeslee tally a widening STD outbreak worldwide. experts warn gonorrhea leads, while syphilis remains a threat. antibiotic resistance grows, and many infections go undetected, prompting calls for clinics and more research across 14 identified diseases and related conditions.
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Alton Blakeslee
Science
London
Ambrose King
King
Bruce Webster
New York Hospital
Cornell University Medical College
King K Holmes
University of Washington
Seattle
Holmes
Andrew Falkow
Thomas B. Turner
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
United States
John M. Knox
Baylor College of Medicine
Houston
Tex
Royal Society of Medicine
Royal Society of Medicine Foundation, Inc
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Madisonville
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