Talks On Panama Resuming Today
Washington AP says Panama Canal talks resume as Panamanian negotiator Romulo Escobar Betancourt meets U S rivals Sol Linowitz and Ellsworth Bunker after Omar Torrijos warned of consequences if a new canal accord is not reached. The 16th extension since 1966 follows tense comments and Mexican talks with Jose Lopez Portillo.
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Amsterdam Hotel Fire Kills Three
AMSTERDAM The Netherlands AP Fire swept a fashionable Amsterdam hotel mostly occupied by Americans and foreigners killing at least three and injuring about 30. The Polen hotel four stories tall, with 105 guests, saw two women die after leaping from top-floor windows. Police feared more bodies in the ruins as flames spread rapidly around 6:40 a.m. Guests, many foreigners including Americans, were awakened by the blaze. One American, Seymour Shapiro of Teaneck New Jersey, described a corridor filled with fire and people shouting as they fled or leapt from windows.
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Traditional Uniforms Return For Sailors
Admiral Holloway nears recommendation to revert to bell bottom trousers jumpers and white hats after a Navy poll shows strong enlisted support for the old style. The plan could apply to the five lowest ranks while senior petty officers retain the coat and tie for now.
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Three Births Announced From Missouri Families
Amanda Jo Walton born Sunday at 10:09 a.m. at Audrain Medical Center to Charles J. Walton and wife in Middletown. Brian Joseph Kempker born today at 7:22 a.m. at Audrain Medical Center to James Kempker and wife in Centralia. weighs eight pounds four ounces. Matthew Brent Peters born Saturday at 4:04 a.m. in Abilene, Texas to Wayne Peters and wife. weighs eight pounds two ounces. siblings Aaron Wayne Peters and two sisters. grandparents named Peters, Stowers, Bremer. great grandmother Myrtle Keeling. Peters family ties to Mexico and Clinton area.
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Middletown
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St. Ann
James Kempker
Centralia
Brian Joseph Kempker
Lawrence Kempker
Leonard Bremer
Jefferson City
Matthew Brent Peters
Wayne Peters
Abilene
Texas
Aaron Wayne Peters
Bernard Peters
Mexico
Lester Stowers
Clarksburg
Myrtle Keeling
Peters
Lynn Delene Foster
Anti-Nuke Protesters Battle N.H. Governor In Damage Suit
In Concord, Gov. Meldrim Thomson fights a civil suit alleging mistreatment of anti Seabrook demonstrators. A federal hearing targets Thomson and five officials over custody rights while civil cases proceed in Derry and Hampton districts. Seventeen convicted last week, fines set, appeals in progress.
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Kreps urges shifting growth goals at Duke commencement
Commerce Secretary Juanita Kreps told about 2,000 Duke graduates that unprecedented growth in power income and material goods is no longer an appropriate American aim. She urged moving beyond profits to broaden options and consider others.
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Axe-Wielding Attendant Stops Hijack
A 21 year old American, Bruce Trayer of Prairie du Chien Wisconsin, attempted to hijack a Northwest Airlines jet near Tokyo with 261 aboard. He threatened the pilot and a Japanese stewardess until cabin attendant William Van Heuven struck him with a fire axe. The hijacking lasted about 10 minutes before the plane returned to Tokyo.
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Energy plan omission puzzling in Carter proposal
AP News Analysis notes a gap in the energy plan: no push to entice drivers to switch to mass transit. It cites transportation’s sizable share of energy use, potential savings from ridesharing, and calls for better transit funding and services to lure commuters away from cars.
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