Nixon and Kissinger Confer About Middle East and Tours
President Nixon met with Henry Kissinger and UN Secretary General Waldheim in the White House to discuss implementing the Syrian Israeli ceasefire and potential upcoming foreign trips. Officials outlined plans for a European swing, Middle East visits in early June, and a Moscow summit starting June 27, with further trip details still being shaped.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Henry A. Kissinger
U.N
Karl Waldheim
White House Oval Office
Middle East
Moscow
Europe
Ronald J. Ziegler
Waldheim
United Nations
Kissinger
Geneva
Ziegler
Wald- Jteint
John A. Scali
Brent Scoveral
National Security Council
Camp Davi
Bebe Rehozo
Florida
Congress
Nixon May Visit Yalta During USSR Trip
Sources say President Nixon could visit Yalta during his Soviet tour and stay at the Livadiya palace once hosting the Big Three. The White Stone palace on a cliff overlooking the Black Sea is under repair for a possible Nixon stay, with Brezhnev nearby at his retreat Oveanda.
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Moscow
UPI
Nixon
Yalta
Soviet Union
Black Sea
Livadiya
Caucasus Mountains
Franklin J. Hoosewelt
Josef V. Stalin
Livanya Palace
Oveanda
White House
Bowlegs Festival Events Schedule With Pirates Market Outline
The document lists daily events for Bowlegs Festival including Pirates Market stalls, adult treasure hunts, diaper dash, costume contests, wrestling and karate demonstrations, ski shows, chess tournaments, open air concert with fireworks, coloring contests, wine contests, and a Krewe Parade. Highlights include downtown activities, banquets, and a civic center assembly schedule across June 4 to June 7 with participating venues such as Ferry Park, Mission Creek, and Civic Center.
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Ferry Park
Boys Club
Denton Mya
Cinca Bayou
Pam
Treasure Hart
Hughes Ave
Beal SL
Eglin Parkway
Eglin Parksway
Miracle Swip
Civic Center
Tassembly
Weekend thefts and counterfeit notes in Fort Walton Beach
Fort Walton Beach police reported multiple weekend thefts including $72 in cash from National Marine and a boat trailer from 225 Katherine. County authorities investigate autos thefts at 600 Colonial Drive and 32 Stewart Street, while deputies arrested Billy Lee Allen for May 23 auto tapes theft and Russell H. McLaughlin for forgery. A 16 year old juvenile was taken to jail after a suicide attempt and later to a hospital emergency room. authorities describe a counterfeit $20 as a good equilty imitation.
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Fort Walton Beach
National Marine
Katherine
Colonial Drive
Stewart Streat
Billy Lee Allen
Milligen
Crest Lounge
Allen
Russell H. McLaughlin
Oglesby
Aunty
Garment Workers Strike After Failed Negotiations
New York United Press International reports that the 110000-member Amalgamated Clothing Workers began an industry-wide strike in mens and boys clothing after failure to reach a wage contract. Union seeks large raise, cost of living adjustment, larger pensions, more holidays and vacation. current average wage is $2.50 an hour. Negotiations paused with no resumption date. both sides open to talks on call of WJ Ussery of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service.
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New York
UPI
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Garment
Robert Kaplan
Clothing Manufacturers’ Association
Amalgamated Union
WJ. Ussery
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Weather Forecast Mentions Passing Showers Tonight
Weather notes indicate considerable cloudiness with a chance of thundery showers tonight. Mostly fair tomorrow and Monday, with temperatures around mid 70s and southerly winds 8 to 18 mph. Next high tide near 7:44 pm, with dawn and sunset times listed.
Israel Syria swap wounded prisoners ends first disengagement phase
The exchange of 408 Syrians and 44 Israelis marks the first phase of the Israel Syria disengagement. War paused on the Golan Heights as crowds welcomed returning POWs with tears and cheers.
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United Press International
Iraq
Syria
Golan Heights
Israel-Syria
Moshe Dayan
Tel Aviv
Dayan
Geneva
Oil Prices Seen Rising After Inflation Ties Chiefly
Vienna OPEC announced oil prices may stay frozen into the third quarter of 1874 but would track inflation in industrialized nations afterward. A Cairo meeting confirmed lifting the embargo on the United States, with Syria opposing. The commission will advise Quito decisions on June 15, while considering higher taxes on Western oil firms to offset inflation.
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Vienna
UPI
Organization of Petroleum Ex
Cairo
United States
Netherlands
Syria
OPEC
Economic Commission
Quito
Ecuador
Organization For Economic Cooperation and Development
Abu Dhabi
Algeria
Indonesia
Iran
Iraq
Kuwait
Libya
Nigeria
Qatar
Saudi Arabia
Venezuela
Arabs Stall CAIRO Oil Ministers Postpone Embargo Decision
Arab oil ministers from eight states delayed a decision on freeing oil to the United States and lifting the embargo against the Netherlands pending the arrival of a Syrian delegation. They adjourned after a Damascus cable said Syria would arrive at midnight and would not commit until its position was presented.
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George Saudekni
Syria
Cairo
Middle East
International Red Cross
Tel Aviv
Damascus
Israel
API
United States
Holland
Algeria
Abu Dhabi
Bahrain
Egypt
Libya
Qatar
Saudi Arabia
Kuwait
U.S
Henry A. Kissinger
America
South Morea
Rhodesia
Portugal
Rebels Retake Outposts Along Vital Highway Near Phnom Penh
Rebels attacked two government outposts 76 miles southwest of Phnom Penh, killing 20 soldiers and wounding 26 before defenders withdrew to Kompong Seila. An additional two soldiers died and 20 wounded at the Kompong Seila garrison amid shelling from captured artillery. The highway linkage to Phnom Penh remains contested as rebels gain control of most guard points.
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Phnom. Penh
WPT
Phnom Penh
Kompong Seila
Kompang Sam
Motasaing
Buk Sap
Hase
Wine Cellar Owner Dies in Port Walton Beach
Claudie Kidd, 2, owner of Kidd's Wine Cellar in Port Walton Beach, died of an apparent heart attack Friday after being rushed to local hospital from his business. Kidd had recently earned local notoriety when five men died of an alcohol overdose after a drinking contest at his establishment.
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Claudie Kidd
Kidd
Port Walton Beach
Iocal
Wve
Connally Mitchell tied to milk probe allegations
Senate Watergate Committee staff allege that John N. Mitchell and Jon B. Connally Jr. sought to thwart a Justice Department antitrust probe of a major milk cooperative, with milk producers offering campaign contributions to Nixon in 1972 to block the investigation. The report cites civil suits and senior officials discussing delaying tactics and political damage control.
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Washington
UPI
Star of the Senate Watergate Committee
John N. Mitchell
Jon B. Connally Jr
Justice Department
Nixon
Sam J. Ervine
DNC
Department
U.S. District Court
Kansas City
Associated Milk Producers Inc
Mitchell
Mitchells
Charles W. Carson
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