Kissinger hints at quitting after November election
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger says he would prefer to quit after the November election even if Ford is nominated and elected. He defends Panama Canal amid questions and notes Ford advisors want him out of the cabinet if Ford wins. He says foreign policy should be carried out by many, not tied to him personally.
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Washington (Ap
Henry A. Kissinger
Ford
Kissinger
Ronald Reagan
Rogers C.B. Morton
Inger
Reagan
United States
Severe quake rocks Soviet Central Asia tightens rescue effort
A strong earthquake struck a wide area in Soviet Central Asia around 9 am Tashkent time, causing serious damage in some towns while major cities like Tashkent, Samarkand, and Bukhara reported no casualties. Gazli suffered central impact with communications cut, while authorities moved to assess damage and provide relief.
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Moscow
Central Asia
Tashkent
Bukhara
Samarkand
Gazli
Washington
U.S. Geogalogical Survey
Baikonur Space Center
Beirut Civilian Death Toll Rises in Savage Rocket Duel
In the 13 month civil war Beirut sees fierce rocket and artillery exchanges killing 221 and wounding 383 overnight. Mortar battles erupt near downtown and in ski village front lines as Syria and Palestinian actors broker mediation. UNICEF mobilizes vaccines and supplies for 500,000 people amid urban collapse and a fuel shortage. Edouard Saab of L Orient le Jour is fatally shot. Saad and Karami call for cease fires while authorities report continued fighting.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Als
Wena
Barbir
Edouard Saab
L’orient le Jour
McDougall
Saab
Barbir Hospital
No-Man’s Land
le Monde
Paris
Henry Tanner
The
New York Times
Assad mediates end to sectarian war in Lebanon and Syria
Report says Palestinian guerrillas in Syria were sent into Lebanon by President Hafez Assad as he seeks a settlement to a Muslim Christian conflict that has killed over 18 000 people. Muslims form a 60 percent majority in Lebanon demanding greater political and economic power while Christians seek government control over Palestinian refugees and guerrilla groups in Lebanon.
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Syria
Banon
Hafez Assad
Lebanon
Mercury drops in Lake Erie fish safety improves
U S Fish and Wildlife Service biologist Dieter Busch reports Lake Erie mercury levels in fish declined by about 60 percent in recent years based on 1974 versus 1970 71 studies. Findings suggest younger fish now pose less risk and federal controls on mercury have been effective. no current fishing ban in Lake Erie, though a walleye ban remains in effect.
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Sandusky, Ohio
Lake Erie
Dieter Busch
U.S Fish and Wildlife Service
Guelph
Ont
Busch
Detroit River
Lake St. Clair
Middletown Weather: Showers Possible Tonight and Tuesday
The Middletown area may see more showers tonight and Tuesday with lows in the upper 40s and highs in the low 60s. Yesterday reached 75 with a 56 overnight low and 30 inch rainfall recorded over the weekend. Partly cloudy skies are forecast midweek.
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Middletown
Calley marries Penny Vick in candlelit ceremony
Former Army Lt. William L. Calley Jr. 32 wed Penny Vick 29 at St. Paul United Methodist Church in Columbus. The couple, who met in her father's jewelry stores, marked their first marriage for both.
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Columbus, Ga
William L. Calley Jr
Vietnam
Columbus
Calley
Penny Vick
St. Paul United Methodist Church
Infant Dies After Falling Through Car Floor Hole
State Highway Patrol reports 1-year-old Jennifer Essig died when she fell through a rear floor hole in her mother's car on Interstate 71 near Brunswick. The child crawled to the back as her mother Karlene Essig, 19, of Canton, drove. the mother had covered the hole but the cover came off.
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Brunswick
Ohio
State Highway Patrol
Jennifer Essig
Karlene Essig
Canton
Reunion delayed as court orders custody transfer in Nicole Moore case
A Dallas abducted girl Nicole Moore, age one, is to be reunited with her mother Linda Moore in New Orleans, but court formalities require a Dallas custody order. Nicole was abducted May 3 by a man she called Joe and found in New Orleans near a medical center.
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Dallas
Joe
Nicole
Linda Moore
Miss Moore
Nicole Moore
Jesus
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