Kissinger Warns Brezhnev on Blackmail during Kremlin Talks
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger warned Soviet leaders there can be no peace if either side uses blackmail. He spoke after opening talks with Leonid Brezhnev in the Kremlin on a potential new treaty to limit nuclear arms and ease Middle East tensions. Kissinger pledged continued detente and called for a irreversible relationship between the two nations over three years.
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Moscow
Henry A. Kissinger
Kremlin
Communist Party
Leonid 1. Brezhnev
Middle East
Kissinger
Nixon
Brezhnev
Geneva
Andrei Gromyko
Washington
United States
Anatoly. F. Dobrynin
Photos Confirm Egyptian artillery breach near Suez
AP reports from Tel Aviv confirm that Egypt moved artillery east of the Suez Canal in violation of the disengagement pact. Kissinger urged withdrawal, but Egyptian guns remained as Israel and Egypt dispute the exact battery count. Across the cease-fire line on the Golan Heights Syria reports renewed clashes with no casualties.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Egypt
Suez Canal
Henry A. Kissinger
United Nations Emergency Force
David Elazar
U. N
Ensio Sillasvuo
Finland
Haaretz
Moshe Dayan
Golan Heights
Syria
Four More Days On Subpoena In Watergate Case
Washington AP report says special Watergate prosecutor Leon Jaworski granted four extra days for President Nixon to respond to March 15 subpoena seeking additional Watergate material. White House aid James St Clair requested delay. Jaworski stressed grand jury need. Separate note mentions appeals in Haldeman and Strachan cases and possible transmission of secret grand jury report to House impeachment inquiry.
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Washington
White House
Leon Jaworski
Nixon
James 1D. St.Clair
Jaworski
Iday
Ziegler
St. Clair
Supreme Court
House
John Bray
Gordon C. Strachan
John J. Wilson
H.R. Haldeman
Supreme
Haldeman
Strachan
House Committee
Gerald L. Warren
Dean Tells of Mitchell Queries
New York AP Ousted White House counsel John W. Dean III testified that former Attorney General John N. Mitchell asked him to check on a securities fraud probe of financier Vesco. Dean said Maurice Stans expressed concern about Vesco's $200000 cash contribution to Nixon's re election effort as Mitchell and Stans await trial on charges of impeding the Vesco investigation and lying to the grand jury.
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New York
White House
John W. Dean III
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Robert Fesco
Dean
Commerce
Maurice H. Stans
Vesco
Nixon
Mitchell
Stans
Kidnap Attempt Ends in Slaying of Textile Executive
In Buenos Aires eight gunmen tried to abduct textile executive Jorge Oscar Wahelich, 46, near his San Isidro residence. He resisted and was shot dead as police reported.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Jorge Oscar Wahelich
Wahelich
San Isidro
Cold Wave Lowers Ledgerland Mercury After Snow
Ledgerland endured a weekend of heavy snow and bitter cold with a record cold March 24, a 1 degree low at 7 a.m. Sunday and a slow warm up as sun melted much of the snow. An elderly village store porch encounter ends with a sharp quip about visitors.
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Ledgerland
Man gets seven years for killing ex wife in Missouri
George Henderson Jr., 33, of 803 E Holt Sr., was sentenced to seven years for manslaughter after pleading guilty in circuit court. He had faced first degree murder charges in the Oct 4 1973 death of his ex wife Delores Henderson. The case was heard by Judge Samuel Semple with Prosecuting Attorney Thomas I Osborne presenting. Police said the ex wife was shot during a brief visit to a friend’s home following a custody dispute. The couple had recently divorced and their children were living with the ex wife’s mother. Henderson surrendered to police after the shooting.
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George Henderson Jr
E. Holt Sr
Delores Henderson
Thomas I. Osborne
Samuel Semple
Moberly
George Adams
Henderson
John Heard Jr
E. Holt St
Yellow Cab Co
E. Breckenridge St
Necell Rummans
E. Bolivar Sr
Mexico
Radio Tower At Landfill Planned
City council considers leasing 18 square feet at the sanitary landfill for a Missouri Conservation Commission radio tower. Landfill operations remain unaffected, per city manager Neil Nielsen. Agenda also covers April 2 city elections with precinct redistricting affecting polling stations and voting locations.
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Missouri Conservation Commission
Conservation Commission
Neil Nielsen
Panhandle
Mexico
Sheryl Ligon
Kentucky Road
Nebraska Governor to Meet Nixon on Beef and Pork Crisis
Lincoln Neb AP Governor J James Exon chair of the Midwest Governors Conference will meet with President Nixon and Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz on Tuesday to discuss the disastrous situation facing beef and pork producers Exon said the message is starting to get through to the White House.
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Lincoln, Neb
Nebraska
J. James Exon
Nixon
Agriculture
Earl Butz
White House
Exon
Crowd Liked LeRoy But It Wasn't Big Enough
An estimated 450 people welcomed LeRoy Van Dyke and The Auctioneers Saturday at Presser Hall. Snow and ice kept some away. Sponsored by the Mexico Jaycees for a Cerebral Palsy school fundraiser, the show lost about $400. 700 attendees were needed to break even, though the Jaycees will honor a $1,000 pledge.
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LeRoy
LeRoy van Dyke
Presser Hall
The
Mexico Jaycees
Jaycees
Deadline Nearing On Senior Citizen Tax Break Details
Missouri seniors seek tax relief under the circuit breaker law with filing due by April 15. The Department of Revenue outlines who qualifies, how credits or refunds are issued, and how to file including nursing home occupancy credits and homestead limits.
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James R. Spradling
Department of Revenue
Missouri
Director of Revenue
Departent of Revenue
P.O
Jefferson City
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