Kissinger Speech Disappoints Ohio Audience at Banquet
About 1,200 guests attended a Cincinnati banquet featuring Henry Kissinger. U.S. Rep. Thomas Kindness praised the Q A session for its spontaneity but said the speech offered no major new foreign policy pronouncements. Kindness critiqued potential effects of continued military and economic aid to Israel and Egypt. Middletown official James Saunders attended, hinting he might miss a regional meeting.
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Kissinger warns Soviets against meddling in Middle East talks
Secretary Kissinger told Cincinnati audiences the United States will work with the Soviet Union on a final Middle East peace but will oppose any outside power attempts to derail the Egyptian Israeli agreement. He noted Russia’s role should be limited to a Geneva conference, while Washington would coordinate timing and terms for a reconvened Geneva talks.
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Ohioan survives Alaskan plane crash near Glacier Bay
Two women aboard a light Beechcraft survived a crash four days after the disappearance on a Haines to Juneau flight. The Ohio passenger’s husband and the pilot, Pat Sawyer, were killed. Coast Guard crews located the wreckage on a Chilkat Peninsula mountain about 40 miles northwest of Juneau in foul weather.
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Multiple incidents report in 1907 area weathered by hospital care
A recap of local incidents includes a 29 year old woman admitted in serious condition after an overdose attempt, a 75 year old woman treated for fall injuries, a gas leak investigation at Timber Trail, and a fatal wreck where Sawyer and Donald Arbuckle died. Evelyn Arbuckle and Amelia Hundley were rescued by helicopter to a Juneau hospital with unknown condition.Share
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Middletown area names 11 National Merit semifinalists
Eleven Middletown area students are semifinalists in the 1976 National Merit Scholarship program. From Middletown High School, Robert W. Kent David S. McIntosh Richard A. Simonson and Kenneth Strait. from Fenwick High School James E. Orth Bruce D. Schechter. from Lemon-Monroe High Valerie J. Williams. from Valley View High Richard A. Termuhlen. from Miamisburg High Michael S. Georgiady. from Talawanda High Sanford L. Begley. from Lebanon High Martha G. Surface. the group joins top 15,000 nationwide from over one million test takers and aims for about 3,800 scholarships next spring.
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Kenneth Strait
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Valerie J. Williams
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Miamisburg High School
Michael S. Georgiady
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