Kissinger Breaks Off Mideast Peace Effort After 16 Days
Secretary of State Kissinger halted his shuttle talks after 16 days of intense negotiations due to irreconcilable differences between Egypt and Israel. He met twice with Israeli negotiators and planned to return to Washington as U S officials outlined the exit timeline.
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Weather and diplomacy mark mixed news in Middle East
Springlike weather returns to Middletown with a mid 50s high and showers tonight while a Monday high near 60 is forecast. In diplomacy, Kissinger’s bid for a peace pledge fails amid Israeli Egyptian stalemate, with Ford to meet Kissinger and Egypt signaling a Geneva resumption.
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Ninth Viet province falls in central highlands
Communist led forces seized Quang Duc province expanding control across the central highlands and threatening to split South Vietnam. The fall gives Hanoi a springboard toward the South China Sea as refugees flee, while Hue faces a looming assault and Saigon retreats to a shrinking front.
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Haldeman Now Urges Public Release of All Watergate Tapes
Former White House chief of staff H R Haldeman says the Watergate tapes should have been destroyed after it became clear Nixon could not keep them private. In a CBS interview he argues the remaining tapes should be made public as they fueled the scandal and his later conviction.
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TV stars: three Middletown men rise in television
The piece highlights three Middletown men entering TV careers with accompanying photos. It notes Oliver Smith retiring as bell captain at the Manchester Inn after nearly five decades, and previews related stories on pages 27 and 51. The section also teases a murder case involving a wealthy family’s daughter and her jailed brother.
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Middletown Heroin Scene Exposed by Veteran's Testimony
A Middletown drug user named George outlines a pervasive heroin culture in the city. He recalls how potency warnings backfired, how dealers profit, and how many residents, including his friends, risk death. He seeks help from Unity House and vows to quit for his family.
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