Kissinger Tho meet on Vietnam ceasefire failure
Secretary Kissinger and Le Duc Tho met in Paris to discuss the failed ceasefire agreement. They did not plan a new deal but urged both sides to reduce conflict risks and pursue peace as pledged, with no expectation of spectacular results.
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Singer Bobby Darin Dies After Heart Surgery
Los Angeles AP reports singer Bobby Darin died at 37 after open heart surgery at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. Darin, famed for Mack the Knife and a peak in the rock era, had valves fitted in 1971 and had been in intensive care eight days following a six hour operation. Spokesman David Greshenson said he died about 12:15 a.m. PST with a history of heart trouble dating to childhood in the Bronx.
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Perot firm may bid on $150 million California aid project
California officials consider Electronic Data Systems to process Medicaid claims under private contract with Blue Cross and Blue Shield. The firm already handles similar work and faces questions on costs and profits while Rockefeller backs the New York study and congressional probes scrutinize pricing. Funeral arrangements were pending.
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Blind mute Keith Brown to spend Christmas at home
Keith Brown an eight year old boy who is deaf mute and nearly blind will spend the holiday season at home in New Orleans before returning to a special school in Oklahoma City His mother Judie Brown met him at the airport where he arrived alone on a Continental flight aided by sign language cards and a flight crew The trip cost 110 funded by his mother and he will fly back on December 31 The airline initially hesitated to carry a passenger with such needs but a hospital educator coordinated a safe journey with a sign language card designed by his teacher
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Murder charge pending against Tony Boyle
federal judge weighs arraignment for W A Tony Boyle on state murder charges after his federal sentence for illegal union political contributions. Boyle, 72, is held in a federal prison hospital in Missouri and faces possible state proceedings in the 1969 Yablonski killings while maintaining health and custody questions.
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Stations to close for two holidays
A large number of the country s 220 000 gasoline stations plan to close for Christmas and New Year s Day a survey by motor clubs and service station groups indicates. About 100 Akron Ohio service station operators plan a week long holiday strike to protest the Cost of Living Council s refusal to grant adequate price increases to gasoline dealers. Marathon Oil Co station operator David Hutchinson said the 100 stations will turn off pumps at midnight Thursday and sell no gasoline until the following Wednesday morning, though emergency supplies will be provided for police and ambulances.
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Open government excuses room for press in Capitol
Texas Attorney General John Hill says there is no constitutional or statutory obligation to provide rent free space to media in the Capitol, but space may be provided on a non discriminatory, reasonable basis for informing the public and open meetings. The Press Room has existed since 1888 with four rooms on the second floor and dedicated spaces in both chambers.
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