Kissinger Ends Foreign Policy Era With Last Trip Home
Henry Kissinger flies back to Washington after a career marked by 564000 miles and 57 countries as secretary of state. He leaves public life with plans to decompress, sort papers, and consider memoirs while guiding a smooth transition to successor Cyrus Vance.
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Henry A. Kissinger
London
Rhodesia
Kissinger
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Israel
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Peking
Afghanistan
Zambia
Andrews Air Force
Brussels
Cyrus R. Vance
Dean Acheson
John Foster Dulles
State Department
Vance
Caribbean
Carter
Nancy
Split in Lebanese Christian united command over attacks
In Beirut clashes and a grenade attack split Lebanon's two major Christian factions the National Liberal party of Camille Chamoun and Pierre Gemayel's Phalangists. At least three were killed and five wounded as Chamoun's Tigers militia withdrew. A Liberal statement blamed Phalangist gunmen for attacking a Tigers convoy. Phalangists denied the charge calling it the act of expelled elements. A late night blast struck a Liberal branch office in Ashrafiyah, killing a guard.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Camille Chamoun
National Liberal Party
Pierre Gemayel
Phalangist Party
Chamoun
Tigers
Liberal Party
Ashrafiyah
Congress Flees to Baltimore in Fear of British Army
Yesterday Congress refused to adjourn in Philadelphia while British forces were near. Delegates flee to Baltimore to meet at Henry Fite's mansion, wielding near dictatorial powers as fear of interruption looms. They reconvene December 20 then return to Philadelphia in February.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Baltimore
Connecticut
Oliver Wolcott
Council of America
Henry Fite
North Carolina
William Hooper
Saudi oil minister calls end to price cutting in OPEC
Saudi Arabia warned it may stop supporting OPEC pricing if other members keep cutting prices at will. Ahmed Zaki Yamani urged adherence to price differentials and warned unilateral discounts threaten OPEC solidarity and the cartel's pricing system.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Saudi Arabia
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Middle East
OPEC
Births and dismissals listed for Franklin area families
Vital statistics show births to Clyde Wiley at 403 Park Ave Franklin a boy and to Anthony Hammond at 801 14th Ave a boy and to Gerald V Cheesman at 2667 Audubon Drive a girl. Dismissals include Darlene Easter Hattie Harville Charles Satterfield Robert Armbruster Donna Howard Irene Smith Penny Emma Schwing Carl Boyce April Barnard Gary Barnard Marie Brooks James Moore Robert Brown Walter Ferguson Lonnie Reynolds Ellis Kendall Venters Roy Burgess Matthew Collins and others with hospital notes.
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Clyde Wiley
Park Ave
Franklin
Anthony Hammond
14Th Ave
Gerald V Cheesman
Audubon Drive
Carl D. Boyce
Christeloe
April R. Barnard
Gary Barnard
Marie L. Brooks
Central Ave
James Moore
Carlisle
Robert FE. Brown
Milton Road
Walter Ferguson
Shurz Road
Lonnie Reynolds
William Ellis
Sherman Ave
Kendall Venters
Auburn St
Roy L. Burgess
Fernwood St
Matthew Collins
Curtis St
Middletown — Hospital
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