Kidnaped Boy Found Unharmed in Modesto Case
A kidnapped boy was found unharmed after being kept for a year near his captor's home in Modesto. Investigators traced his identity, and a man and his wife were booked on kidnapping charges. Police noted community tips aided the breakthrough.
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Kissinger To Testify On Spying Hearings Open In Executive Session
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger will testify before a Senate committee probing alleged Pentagon spying into diplomatic activities. Admiral Thomas H Moorer, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, will attend, with transcripts to be released after national security concerns.
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Blind Couple Robbed in Miami Home Invasion
A 70 year old blind man J. K. Relack and his wife were robbed at their Miami home. Intruders pressed their theft, taking $205 in cash. The couple kept quiet until dawn as they waited for police, fearing further harm.
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Impeachment Probers Heath Seek House Backing 1 Election
Heath seeks support to call a general election as the impeachment inquiry looms. The move aims to secure House backing for timing while UK political fates hinge on volatile public opinion and parliamentary strategy.
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Kissinger Plans Trip To Moscow
Washington sources report Secretary Henry Kissinger will visit Moscow next month as SALT talks resume February 19. Officials say the administration seeks a basic position on rounds two while signaling progress to counter domestic political pressures amid the Palestine crisis and turmoil. The gambit reflects optimism for talks and a bid to project movement before Kissinger’s trip.
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Genocide Pact Sparks Senate Filibuster Debate
The Senate votes 55 to 36 to end debate on ratification of the genocide treaty. Backers seek a second vote on the 25 year old pact amid calls by Javits to allow a merits vote. The treaty, adopted by the UN in 1948, has been ratified by 78 nations.
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Rockets Kill 13 Cambodians in Phnom Penh Attacks
Khmer Rouge insurgents fired mortars and 107mm rockets into two Phnom Penh suburbs. The military said 13 people died and 21 were wounded, with nine shells landing in a refugee camp and a factory. Three more rockets hit a southeastern suburb wounding seven.
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King Hussein Halts U S Visit to Contain Home Mutiny
Reports say King Hussein postponed a scheduled trip to Washington to quell an attempted mutiny in Jordan. Troops blocked protesters near Zerga, demands included replacing the army commander and a royal aide. emergency talks followed at army headquarters.
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