First Stage of European Security Conference Ends
The first stage in the European Security Conference ended Saturday with Ten countries plus the Soviet Union United States and Canada agreeing to bury the Cold War. Foreign ministers proposed plans to strengthen security and closer cooperation for a second stage to start September 18 in Geneva. They aimed for concrete agreements and a set of principles for East West relations and greater cross border information exchange. The talks included Cyprus and North Africa issues, with some controversy over references to the Middle East. The conference’s ministers expressed determination to advance the work, as delegates from both East and West signaled progress despite disagreements over tactics and style. Secretary of State William P. Rogers and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko met after the session, and Rogers planned a Prague visit en route to Washington.
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Helsinks
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United States
Canada
Geneva
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Algerie
Community Notices and Club Meetings in Okaloosa Digest
Community notices list several upcoming events in Okaloosa. Playground Daily News requests submittals by representatives for notices, with details on typewritten, double spaced format. Events include Playground Gem and Mineral Society meeting July 9 at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Shalimar, 7:30 pm, with GEMPEST 73 presentation.
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Okalgesa
Playground Daily News
Glio
Tleir
PGDN
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Playground Gem & Mineral Society
Playground Gen and Mineral Society
Good Sheperd Lutheran Church
Shalimar
Choctawhatchee League For Environmental Awareness
Totie Fields in fair condition after taxi crash
UPI reports comedian Totie Fields, 40, remained in fair condition with good spirits and pain after a car collision in miritown. She, husband George Johnston and resort owner George Gilbert were injured. Johnston and Gilbert also hospitalized in varying condition.
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New York
UPI
Comedienne
Totie Fields
Polyclinic
Miss Fields
George Johnston
George Gilbert
Johnston
Gilbert
Lewis Kaufman
Propane Gas Explosion Blamed on Faulty Valves
KINGMAN Arizona investigators say faulty safety valves may have caused a propane tanker explosion that killed six and wounded seventy. Eyewitnesses describe a flame tongue leaping 50 to 100 feet before the blast as investigators probe malfunctioning valves and pressure buildup on the car. Officials from the Railroad Administration and Arizona Corporation Commission join federal probes to determine the cause.
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Kingman
Ariz
LAPD
Cy Hingel
Aira
Ringel
George Dempsey
Thee Atizona Corporation
Federal Railroad Administration
Pis
Food Report to Tell U S Crop Estimates
Washington reports a government forecast due Tuesday detailing crop yields for corn and soybeans plus production projections. The release aims to cue potential changes in U S food prices this year and into 1974, with hints on export controls and harvest timing.
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Washington
U.S
Bruce Graham
Crop Reporting Board
Graham
UPL
Priest Arrested In White House Protest Inside Grounds
Four priests and three others unlawfully entered the White House during a tour, kneeling outside the State Dining Room to protest Cambodian tensions. The group condemned U.S. policy, linking it to poverty and war, while a related incident involved a separate protest by poverty workers. Officials cited property damage and other charges. the scene occurred as President Nixon was away in San Clemente.
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UPI
U.S. Army
Thomas W. Mellen
Military Assistance Command
Thailand
Mellen
Air Force
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Evans
U.S
Cambodia
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Ord ’Uel
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He Tour Wen
Fran Baltmore
T Hose
Nixon
Stile
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Lom Trelis
Lee Usatdal
Danagin
Precious Metals Stolen From Queens Plant Heist
Thieves used a high tech device to disable alarms and tunnel through the roof of L.5. Plate Wire Corp in Queensborough Saturnity, stealing an estimated 500000 dollars in gold silver and platinum. Police report a sophisticated instrument left behind and a lengthy inventory recovery ahead for repairs and processing.
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UPL
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L.5. Plate Wire Corp
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Arminal Run
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Austin
Sin
Lars
Rebels Push Back Cambodian Troops
Rebel forces pressed a major Cambodian government line south of Phnom Penh as troops withdrew in a series of retreats. Air strikes by Phantom and FAN jets targeted rebels along the advancing front, while reports described scattered clashes, shelling near Kampong Som, and casualties on both sides amid ongoing tensions and a fragile truce.
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Hhe
Phnom
Ponh
Gie
Jessuy
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Playground Daily News circulation and rates
The notice lists circulation details for Playground Daily News with monthly and yearly rates for daily and Sunday editions. It includes figures such as 4052 copies, $1 c3, 9 months, and various payment terms, signed by the Member of the Audit Bureau of Circulation.
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al Mie Audi Hureau
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Authorities Target Community Standards in Obscenity Crackdown
Across the nation vice authorities pursue tighter enforcement of the Supreme Court obscenity standard. Raids in New York City seized thousands of hardcore film prints while Idaho and other states discuss or enact measures, with officials debating what crosses the line and how best to implement the ruling.
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Los Angeles
Chicago
Alleged Cash Demands Tainted FHA Project Review
Miami Herald report alleges Edward Gurney volunteer connected to Son party sought cash from developer Kefla for FHA approval of a Gainesville project. Key figures Philip Emmer Larry Williams deny coercion. US Justice Department cited insufficient evidence. article notes political motivation, Williams and Emmer provided conflicting details about cash demands and approvals.
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Ememner
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FIA
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Emmer
Willitas
Trent Forrest Howell
Florida
Fila Progams
Mormon
Viet Cong Charged By South Viet Cong Charged By South
Viet Cong claims two Canadian officers Capt. Patten and Capt. Thomson were in Viet Cong custody after vanishing June 28 near the rubber plantation area south of Xuanbine 30 miles northeast of Saigon. PRG officials say Saigon refused to guarantee safety for envoys. Canadian officers were reported missing in the Central Highlands area amid regional tensions.
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Toa
Soutn
Artllery Baee
Patten
Thomson
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