Syria and Egypt Move To Rebalance Middle East Ties
Treated here as unconfirmed reports, Syria reshuffles its military leadership while indicating Nixon may become president as relations with the United States are reoriented. In Beirut, Lebanese papers say the Soviet Union warns about Palestinian talks in Geneva that Kissinger will discuss with Washington. Shimon Peres signals broad army mobilization plans in Israel. In Cairo, Ford renews Sadat visit invitation and emphasizes continued effort for durable peace in the region.
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Kissinger Saves Cyprus Peace Talks Amid Shelling
As artillery rumbled in northern Cyprus, Geneva talks stayed alive only after Kissinger intervened. Greek Cypriots began evacuating four Turkish enclaves, releasing 14 Turkish POWs in exchange for five Greek Cypriot prisoners. UN troops moved in as four armies reinforced defenses, with Britain flying in 600 Gurkhas and alerting 400 Royal Marines in London.
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Deadly Poison Found In Towns Water
Authorities probe a water system contamination after a lethal toxin was found two miles north of Winterhaven near the California side of the canal. Imperial County sheriff deputies and federal agencies examine deliberate dumping and potential health risks to residents.
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James Clevenger
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Nixon Moves Toward Private Life With Transition Staff
Nixon stages massive correspondence work at SAN CLEMENTE as three top aides head a six month transition under the Former Presidents Act. The team handles papers and liaison with Ford White House, while Nixon plans a presidential library site and remains at the Western White House facility.
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Washington
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Bus Robbery on Greyhound Leaves Pregnant Teen Hurt
Three armed men boarded a Greyhound bound for San Francisco in Camarillo and robbed four passengers. A six months pregnant girl was hurt in the bus restroom but continued the trip. The suspects fled in a waiting car after taking about $3,000 in cash, travelers checks, and jewelry. Police said there are no leads.
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Santa Barbara
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Sweden
Baltimore City Financial Aid Plan Moves Forward
ANNAPOLIS AP Lt Gov Blair Lee and Baltimore financial adviser Janet L Hoff man will meet Monday to draft a city aid package for the next General Assembly. The city had pushed a similar program during the last session and a package was rushed through just before adjournment.
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Janet L. Hoffman
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Nude Youth Found Dead in Park Near Orleans Orphanage
Police reported the nude body of 7 year old Bobby Johnson, a resident of Siena Hall, discovered by two boys in a wooded park behind a rock. He had been stabbed three times in the chest and four times in the back. A blood stained knife was found nearby. Dr. Galliano B Inquito said tests would check for possible sexual molestation. Johnson had been dead about 12 hours.
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Attorneys Deny Pardon Talks In Watergate Trial
Attorneys for Watergate cover up defendants deny attempts to secure pre resignations pardons. The Times and sources cited describe last week’s negotiations. lawyers for Haldeman Ehrlichman Mitchell Strachan and Marchand deny involvement or knowledge of any such efforts. The trial is set for September 9 before Judge Sirica.
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U.S
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Ford
Two Killed On Del. Roads
State police said a Newark area woman Violetta Vaughan 61 and Moses W. Clay 53 were killed in separate Delaware highway accidents Saturday. Vaughan and Helen Ritz of Newark rode with Vaughan’s husband Clifton G when their car collided with another vehicle near Millsboro.
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Ehrlichman Says Nixon Was Aloof From Staff
Ehrlichman says Nixon kept aloof from middle and lower White House staffers and rarely socialized with top aides. He notes Nixon’s limited contact with staff, criticizes the approach, and predicts Nixon could make a comeback with writing or as a senior statesman. Ehrlichman was CNN? No, he was White House aide. no Impeachment details beyond his own case.
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Bar President Urges Amnesty for Vietnam Draft Evaders
Chesterfield Smith president of the American Bar Association calls for amnesty to end the lingering symbol of the cancer of Vietnam. He links Watergate and Vietnam ruptures to national wounds and expects Ford's administration to heal, yet says punishment and exile for draft resisters remain a deep division.
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American Bar Association
Vietnam
Chesterfield Smith
Smith
Gerald R. Ford
America
Energy Reserves Projection for US by 2000
By 2000 the United States would draw 75 percent of total energy and half of electricity from fossil fuel reserves not yet exhausted. The estimate highlights continuing reliance on remaining fossil resources for future power needs.
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