Kissinger Heads for Peking in U S China Talks Analysis
An AP News Analysis notes Kissinger travels to Peking under a veil of secrecy amid speculation on Vietnam peace talks with Moscow and Hanoi. Officials deny a direct link to Podgorny’s Hanoi visit, while assessing broader aims from Taiwan to trade and potential progress from Moscow talks.
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Kissinger
Lewis Gulick
Associated Press
Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Nixon
Peking
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Hanoi
Vietnam
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Padgorney
People's Republic of China
United States
North Vietnam
China
Podgorney
Kremlin
Japan
Moscow
Taiwan
U.S
Paris
Hi Way R 3 Will Operate Its Own Buses
The Hi Way R 3 school district will operate its own buses next year for transportation of school children. The board bought a 1969 bus from James and Marilyn Lierheimer, added to two new ones purchased earlier, and agreed to advertise for bus drivers and bid gas and oil suppliers for next year. Administrator Ralph Powell reported on transportation and operation estimates, the state aid application, and the lunch program loss of $1000. The district spent 48.6 cents to prepare and serve a meal, charged 35 cents. The board donated $15 to the Audrain Historical Society for cooperation on the school trip, approved painting interiors, and finalized tuition payment to Mexico. The cost this year of sending high school students to Mexico was $40,174.92.
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Hi-Way
R-3
James
Marilyn Lierheimer
Teall
Ralph Powell
Audrain Historical Society
Mexico Lumber Co
Mexico
Nixon dates White House briefing on arms curbs
Washington AP reports President Nixon invited 122 members of Congress to the White House for a briefing on Moscow arms curbs and to question Henry Kissinger, signaling a major administration push for Senate and House approval of first step accords. Kissinger returns from Japan and heads to Peking for talks with Chinese leaders.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
White House
Moscow
Henry A. Kissinger
Senate
House
Kissinger
Japan
Peking
Officials To Trade Facts On Emprise
CHICAGO AP Liquor commission officials from 36 states agreed to continue exchanging information about Emprise Corp a large concessions firm with contracts at sports facilities The session produced no new information but reaffirmed ongoing inquiries into Emprise ties to organized crime and license status Emprise was convicted in Los Angeles in April for conspiring to conceal interests in a Las Vegas casino and is appealing The Missouri inquiry found no reason to revoke its four licenses while Illinois and Missouri investigators pursue further evidence Cortney Goodman Missouri liquor administrator and Ivan Maple Illinois Maple declined comment
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Chicago
Liquor Commission
Emprise Corp
Emprise
Ivan Maple
Millnois Liquor Commission
Los Angeles
Las Vegas
Cortney Goodman
Missouri
Real grind as government grinds worn dollars
Treasury and Federal Reserve shift from burning to grinding old currency due to antiburn laws and environmental concerns. Ground money, sold as grinding mud for drilling or roofing felt, faces few buyers and regulatory limits. About 2,500 tons of currency destroyed yearly. $1 billion worth expected to be ground this year.
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Washington
U.S
Federal Reserve
Treasury
Treasury Department
Kansas
David Mud and Chemical Co
Dallas Federal Reserve Bank
Secret Service
H. Tormkinson
Department
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Minneapolis
Tomkinson
Jet-Set Rally For McGovern Nets Big Funds
New York actors and musicians helped raise about 350000 dollars for George McGovern's White House bid at a Madison Square Garden gala. The June 20 New York primary looms as McGovern seeks a strong delegate total, with attendance said to be the campaign's largest yet.
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New York
Prairie State
George McGovern
South Dakota
McGovern
White House
Warren Beatty
Dustin Hoffman
Paul Newman
Julie Christie
Shirley MacLaine
Simon and Garfunkel
Peter, Paul and
Mary
Madison Square Garden
Week of Vietnam War Casualties Narrower Death Toll
Saigon reports six Americans killed in action and 14 missing last week, many from a vanished C46 transport with 14 Americans and others aboard. South Vietnamese losses fell to 632 dead and 2,302 wounded. North Vietnamese and Viet Cong totals remain high.
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Saigon
U.S
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Anive
Vietnam
U.S. Command
Central Highlands
Explosions on Gas Lines investigated in Northwest Arkansas
Arkansas Western Gas Co investigates latest explosions damaging a major pipeline facility near Mount Sequoyah and a high pressure valve near Siloam Springs. The incidents disrupt gas service to about 35 customers, with the company raising a reward from 2000 to 5000 for information. Union Local 6572 condemns violence but disavows illegal activity.
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Fayetteville, Ark
Arkansas Western Gas Co
Arkansas
Fayetteville
Siloam Springs
Mount Sequoyah
Charles E. Scharan
Arkansas Western
Northwest
Communications Workers of America
John Honeycutt
Bond Reports Ward Endorsement by Large St. Louis Ward
Jefferson City AP reports the largest Republican ward in St. Louis the 16th in south St. Louis endorsed State Auditor Christopher Kit Bond for Governor. The endorsement signals support from a significant GOP precinct as Bond seeks the governorship.
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Jefferson City
St. Louis
South St. Louis
Christopher ‘Kit’ Bond
Sunshine Bill Drive May Make It Yet
The Citizens' Lobby reports about 1500 dollars pledged to keep the Sunshine bill on the November ballot. Over 40,000 of 92,000 signatures have been collected with July 6 as the filing deadline. Support from Common Cause and Missouri League of Women Voters boosts efforts for open government meetings statewide.
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Jefferson City
Citizen's Lobby
Raymond Appleton
Appleton
Secretary of State
Funda
Common Cause
Citizens
Miriam McCaleb
Columbia
Missouri
Mary Ann Yeats
Missouri League of Woman Voters
Jack J. Schram
University City
Citizens’ Group
Schramm
Citizens’ Lobby
Williamson embraces oldtime pillory and stock display
Fulton Mo AP judge Hugh P Williamson of Callaway County Magistrate Court plans to keep a pillory and stock on display in his courtroom to remind visitors of severe punishment. He will not seek authority to use them, and they were donated by Melvin G Underwood.
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Fulton, Mo
Hugh P. Williamson
Callaway County
Melvin G. Underwood
Fulton
Williamson
Karhoff Named New Manager at Kelly Furniture Co
Richard Karhoff has relocated from Edina to head Kelly Furniture Co after the Mackey furniture store on Highway 54 east was purchased. A former Kelly worker during high school, he later served four years in the air force before returning to the Edina store and training as a furniture consultant and sales manager. He attends a Catholic church and belongs to the Knights of Columbus and the Veterans of Foreign Wars.
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Richard Karhoff
Edina
Kelly Furniture Co
Mackey Furniture
Highway 54 East
Kelly
Northeast Missouri State
Kirksville
Air Force
Karhoff
Catholic Church
Knights of Columbus
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Mystery of Kim Kadas Ends in Reunion at Home
Kim Kadas, missing since April 11 and believed to have spent 11 to 12 hours in waters off Key West, is identified and returned to East Chicago. His parents Dorothy and William Kadas flew to Key West after seeing a photo, and Kim recognized them at the police station. He recalled waking near the ocean four miles offshore and swimming toward a beacon.
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Chicago
Kim Kadas
Key West
Fla
Ind
O’hare International
Kim
Florida
Kadas
William Kadas
Dorothy Kadas
Earl L. McCain
Highway Patrol
East Chicago Roosevelt High School
Associated Press
Hammond
Cotton Bowl Love Theme Draws 85,000 for Explo 72 Rally
Rev Bill Bright preached revolution of love at Cotton Bowl in Dallas as 85,000 attended Explo 72. Ed Hill and Billy Graham echoed the message, urging love to spread across Dallas Fort Worth. A small antiwar banner sparked brief chants, dismissed by most.
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Dallas
Bill Bright
Cotton Bowl
San Bernardino
Calif
Campus Crusade For Christ
Ed Hill
Los Angeles
Jesus Christ
Bright
Hill
Ralph Haines
U.S. Continental Army Command
U.S. Army
Billy Graham
Dallas-Fort Worth
North Texas
Burt Reynolds Pin-Up Banned
A nude Burt Reynolds pin-up clipped from Cosmopolitan was posted on an office wall at San Diego 32nd Street naval station. Waves complained the removal was unfair as sailors have long had pinups. A base spokesman noted public spaces often display such images.
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San Diego
Calif
Burt Reynolds
Navy
Cosmopolitan Magazine
San Diego 32Nd Street Naval Station
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