Vesco Says He Won’t Return to the United States
Fugitive financier Robert L. Vesco declares in a letter to U.S. Ambassador Terrence Todman that he has renounced American citizenship and has no plan to return to the United States. Todman had urged Vesco to prove his innocence in U.S. courts, and the ambassador said Washington will seek Vesco’s extradition from Costa Rica for a third time.
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Robert L. Vesco
United States
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Terrence A. Todman
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Vesco
Fredericksburg Park Established In 1927 On 3672 Acres
Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania National Military Park in Virginia was established February 14, 1927. It spans 3,672 acres and includes portions of four battlefields detailing Civil War sites for visitors and preservation.
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Spotsylvania National Military Park
Virginia
Leftists march on U S Embassy in Athens during black anniversary
About 100000 protesters gathered in Athens to mark the 1967 coup attempt. They chanted Americans murderers and kicked at the US Embassy. Police fought the crowd, flames were set but extinguished, and six protesters and five firemen were injured.
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Constantine Caramanlis
Caramanlis
New Democracy Party
World leaders seek revival of Geneva peace talks
High ranking officials in Washington Moscow and the Middle East move toward renewing Geneva negotiations between Israel and Arab states. Kissinger and Allon discuss reviving momentum while Sadat and Assad meet in Riyadh to present unified Arab policy. Additional talks involve Arafat Fahmy Khaddam and Prince host King Khaled. President Ford comments on next steps.
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Israel
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Anwar Sadat
Hafez Assad
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Sinai
Yasir Arafat
Palestine Liberation Organization
Tass
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Abdel Halim Khaddam
Ford
CBS Monday Night
Kissinger postpones Latin America tour amid Indochina turmoil
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger has postponed his Latin America trip at President Ford's request due to rapid developments in Indochina. He planned to visit Argentina Brazil and Venezuela and aims to reschedule later in the year to push a new Washington hemisphere relationship. The delay follows earlier cuts to Peru and Chile and a push to align Latin American ties with global crises.
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Henry A. Kissinger
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Kissinger
Middle East
Argentina
Brazil
Venezuela
United States
Prince Charles Tours Ottawa During Canadian Visit
Prince Charles of England plans an 11 day Canadian tour visiting Parliament and the Supreme Court in Ottawa and a ball in his honor. He will tour a maple sugaring camp north of the city before leaving Wednesday for the Northwest Territories. The prince arrived Sunday after a week in Bermuda visiting Lord Mountbatten.
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Prince Charles of
England
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Supreme Court
Prince
Here
Northwest Territories
Bermuda
Lord Mountbatten
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