Kissinger pledges true peace at UN address
Secretary of State Kissinger told the United Nations he seeks true peace not merely an armistice and urged members to unite for a harmonious world. He outlined American foreign policy aims, pledged support for allies, and praised diplomacy with Moscow and Peking plus easing tensions among the two Germanys and Korea.
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Hunt says he believed he acted as secret agent in Watergate
UPI reports former Watergate figure E Howard Hunt told the Senate Watergate Committee he thought he was operating for a government secret service during the Ellsberg break in and the Democratic headquarters bugging. He cited Gemstone as the overarching program and noted foundation figures approving it.
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Showers Likely Tonight Across Local Area
Weather forecast indicates showers tonight with overnight low temperatures in the 50s. Additional details and timing are available on page 2.
War on corruption spans many fronts and faces
An Associated Press survey shows federal and county grand juries across Pennsylvania to Arizona probe corruption involving officials at varying levels. Arizona’s case drew attention to Senator Paul Fannin who faced a DWI charge linked to breathalyzer results, was fined $110 after pleading guilty, and later faced a renewed probe.
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Skylab 2 crew readies splashdown after orbit packing
The Skylab 2 crew prepared for a Tuesday afternoon splashdown off California after stowing two months of orbital research in their ferry craft. Alan Bean Owen Garriott and Jack Lousma discussed weather, hurricane activity near Baja California and a pump cooling-system anomaly that briefly caused a gurgling sound aboard the space station.
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Army plans binary nerve gas to replace current stocks
United States Army aims to produce a new binary nerve gas using two relatively harmless chemicals that mix in flight to form the agent. The plan, disclosed by Rep Les Aspin, faces congressional skepticism amid assurances that the system will be safer and replace existing stocks within five years. Product starts in 1977 at Pine Bluff arsenal with one chemical loaded in shells and the other stored separately until firing.
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Nixon outlines four stage fuel rationing plan
The Nixon administration has developed a four stage contingency plan for fuel conservation, starting with voluntary restraint and ending with direct rationing if shortages worsen. Officials say current shortages are not severe and the plan remains a working draft not yet adopted, with measures already in effect from the first three stages.
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Chilean poet Pablo Neruda dies at 69 in Santiago
Nobel prize winner and longtime Chilean leftist diplomat Pablo Neruda died Sunday night in Santiago at age 69. The Communist Party member had been ill with cancer and fell into a coma, his personal physician said. Neruda, famed for anti US corporate critique in his verse, won the 1971 Nobel Prize in Literature.
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Two Adventist Teachers Survive Two-Month Sea Ordeal
SAN FRANCISCO AP two Seventh Day Adventist teachers survived a two month hunger and exposure ordeal after a British vessel rescued them from a wrecked cagaized sauhnat off Cape Mendocino The survivors: Thomas Fisher 26 Saburn Wash and Robert Tininenko 34 Longview Wash told rescuers Linda 24 Thomenkus wife who was aboard died earlier Coast Guard said the two rationed canned sardines peanut butter and rainwater under a canvas shelter rescued by the British container ship Ben Alder The Triton bound for missionary work in Central America sank The rescuers described the two as in poor but stable condition and not sunburned.
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Agnew to file suit to halt federal probe
Vice President Spiro Agnew plans to sue this week to stop the federal investigation of alleged involvement in a Marsland kickback scheme. His lawyer Judah Best cited unlawful disclosures and constitutional rights violations as leaks threaten a fair trial while defense funds are formed.
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