Kissinger to steer OAS speech away from Cuban issue
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger plans a cautious OAS address avoiding explicit Cuba criticism. He aims for dialogue among equals and concrete cooperation on trade and multinational business issues, while not signaling broad policy shifts that could affect Nixon’s political standing.
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Rio Sealed Off as 21 Prisoners Remain at Large
Police sealed Rio de Janeiro and searched with helicopters for 21 inmates after a daylight escape from Milton Dias Moreira prison. Seventy-six convicts initially fled into streets. 19 were recaptured, with several wounded, as guards and witnesses described the chaos and ongoing citywide manhunt.
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Milton Dias Moreira
Offshore Oil Drilling Proposal Faces Opposition
Washington officials spar over Atlantic offshore drilling with CEQ warning of lower risk offshore New and Chesapeake bays but concerns rise about insufficient studies. Chairman William Menard voices doubts about proceeding without more data while private industry involvement remains a point of contention.
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Ford Motor Plans New Layoffs
Ford Motor Co. will idle 6,400 workers for one to two weeks over the next three weeks as U.S. car demand lags year earlier. About 7,300 Ford workers return next Monday after being idle. Additional cuts affect Wixom with 3,600 idled next week and 1,060 off the week of April 29, plus 2,700 at Livonia the week of May 6.
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Connally linked milk probe details surface in Watergate fallout
WASHINGTON AP reports a Watergate probe focus on former president Nixon aide John Connally with allegations that dairy man Jacobsen offered to testify about Connally taking payments. Accused perjurer Jacobsen allegedly stored money in a safe deposit box and later sought to alter testimony amid federal inquiries.
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Mitchell Stans testimony ends in Vesco case
In New York AP report the defense closes with Stans tearfully claiming some grand jury testimony was false due to his wife’s illness. He says he told the jury the truth on oath as prosecutors press him on concealing Vesco’s $200 000 donation to Nixon’s re election effort amid a long trial.
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John R. Wing
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Wing
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Silent Police On SLA Notebook Contents In Hearst Case
Authorities in San Francisco and Concord keep silent about notebook contents tied to the SLA raid on an apparent SLA headquarters. The 196, 20 year old Patricia Hearst was abducted from Berkeley on February 4 in a case claimed by the SLA.
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San Francisco Zebra Killers At Large And Police Rights Challenge
A federal judge denied a temporary restraining order sought by five black civic leaders who allege police stop and frisk practices violate civil rights of black men in San Francisco. The action centers on alleged rights violations and ongoing policing methods under scrutiny.
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Thang Nake
States Health Planning Head Resigns in Maryland
Dr. Eu Guthrie resigns as health planning head amid criticism over delays in producing a comprehensive state health plan. He sent a letter to Secretary Solomon alleging failed attempts at private meetings over a year. The comprehensive planning agency sought a bill to split from the health department. Guthrie cites resignation over performance.
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Kidnap Victim Escapes From Abduction
Dantzier assistant vice president of City National Bank of Hallandale reported a kidnapping at 9:05 am. He described being held at gunpoint by two men at an unknown location. He was later found wet and unharmed in a front yard and taken to a hospital. The ransom allegedly delivered was not picked up by the kidnappers.
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Baltimore DC Chessie Weekend Run Ends Amid Fuel Crunch
The AP reports the Baltimore D C Chessie Weekend Run concludes as rail service blames an average hit by a Hitler era stigma while a gasoline shortage worsens travel. A state subsidy program for BKO service is described as beginning to support weekday operations.
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TWA and Pan Am Plan Transatlantic Pool
Washington AP reports the two largest US airlines, TWA and Pan Am, preparing a joint transatlantic pool. CAB approval is noted for a 5 percent fare increase on US mainland to Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico routes, raising a New York to Puerto Rico coach fare from 6 to 6.62.
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Fiat Peecing Agated
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Sentencing Set May For Anderson
George Anderson 57, county executive, awaits sentencing May 1 in Baltimore for evading 50087 in taxes 1960s to 1972 and siphoning 38626 in cash from contracts. Convicted by federal jury March 0 on 28 counts tax evasion and 4 counts related to bribery.
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Sling Speers
Young
Clse
Buffalo Meat Sale Lures Shoppers Across Chains
National Tea promotes buffalo meat at 120 stores with ground burger 1.49, stew 1.59, roast 1.79 and steak 1.98 a pound, beating sirloin at 1.39. Fortmann notes strong demand may exhaust supplies as the beef alternative markets gain popularity. Roy Houck cites high demand and limited supply, praising lower cholesterol and higher protein in buffalo meat.
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National Tea
Bob Fortmann
Fortmann
Houck
Heart Attitudes Tied to Heart Disease, Study Finds
Dr Ray H Rosenman and colleague publish results of a three year study linking behavior and heart disease to Type A personalities. The research notes that competitive traits and stress correlate with higher risk in certain individuals. The findings highlight attitudes as a potential factor in heart health.
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