Kissinger to shuttle in Europe and Middle East talks
Kissinger will meet in Geneva with Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko on Thursday and Friday after Paris talks with French officials on the stalled dialogue between oil buyers and sellers. He then heads to Bonn to discuss the Middle East with Israeli Prime Minister Rabin. Egypt-Israel talks through Kissinger reach a critical stage as both sides seek terms on passes and oilfield. Rabin rejects early settlement claims while Egypt signals willingness for a three year pact.
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Andre A. Gromyko
Geneva
Paris
Middle East
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Bonn
Egypt
Rabin
State Department
Israel
Gidi
Mitla
Abu Rudeis
Simcha Dinitz
White House
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Robert Anderson
Hatchett Confident as Florida Supreme Court Pick
Joseph W. Hatchett, first black Florida Supreme Court nominee in the South, says he can handle the job despite no Florida trial experience. Federal judges who supervised him as U S magistrate in Jacksonville endorsed the appointment by Gov. Askew. The term runs until January 1977, with a future election planned.
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Fila
Joseph W. Hatchett
Supreme Court
South
U.S
Hatchett
Reubin Askew
David McCain
Florida judge Hatchett eyes full term in politics
Hatchett 42 born in Clearwater rose from local attorney to U.S. magistrate with praise from judges as he runs for a full term. In Massachusetts a 6 year old boy was kidnapped then rescued by his father and authorities. the kidnapper Melody Allahyarian 27 faces charges.
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Hatchett
Clearwater
John and
Lula Hatchett
Florida A&m University
Marblehead
Mass
Eric Wolov
Michael Wolov
FBI
Wolov
Revere
Melody S. Allahyarian
Nahant
Lynn District Court
Middleton
Middletown Man Reginald Castleman Files Bankruptcy
Reginald S. Castleman of Middletown filed for bankruptcy in U S District Court Dayton listing assets of 200 dollars and debts of 4025 dollars.
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Reginald S. Castleman
Middletown
U.S. District Court
Dayton
Middletown Historical Society Hosts Evening Picnic and House Tours
The Middletown Historical Society holds its annual picnic this evening from 5 30 to 9 at the Standafer home 228 S Main St After the picnic members will tour two historic houses the Standafer residence the former Louis McCalley home and the Rossi residence 300 S Main St formerly owned by the Tytus family
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Middletown Historical Society
Gary Standafer
S. Main St
Standafer
Louis McCalley
Patrick Rossi
John Tytus
Double setback to Peron as CGT lifts strike
In Buenos Aires the CGT called off its two day general strike ten hours early after President Isabel Peron agreed to drop the 50 percent wage ceiling she ordered last week. She did not indicate agreement to dismiss Jose Lopez Rega, the conservative private secretary and welfare minister who dominates the government.
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Argentina
Isabel Peron
Senate
General Labor Confederation
CGT
Peronist Movement
Peron
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