Kissinger Image Tarnished as Diplomatic Miracle Man
Washington insiders say Henry Kissinger, once hailed as a miracle man for U S diplomacy, has seen his aura fade since becoming Secretary of State. Critics doubt his basic policy formulation while he faces Middle East, Persian Gulf, and Mediterranean challenges and limited congressional support after a string of high profile successes.
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Deputies NabRape Suspect and Local Thefts Reported
Deputies nab a rape suspect in Mary Esther and report thefts at a coin shop in Fort Walton Beach. A missing Michigan girl is sought near Destin with clothing and scar details noted. Two suspects tied to a Feb 14 post office hold-up are in custody as deputies list losses totaling $21.83.55.
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Nixon sought Connally as Agnew replacement
Washington longtime Nixon adviser H.R. Haldeman revealed in a CBS interview that during Nixon’s first term he considered invoking the 25th Amendment to replace Spiro Agnew. He said Nixon believed John Connally Jr. would have been a superior vice president and possibly a great president, amid discussions about Agnew’s resignation and television ambitions.
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Crestview Dogs Must Have Tags
Crestview adopts a revised dog ordinance requiring all dogs to be registered for 1 year with city tags and proof of rabies vaccination. A registration clinic is set for April 14 from 4 to 6 pm, with enforcement to begin April 15. untagged dogs will be impounded and held up to three days before destruction. City officials plan tighter traffic checks at the Eglin AFB access road.
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Tornadoes Blast South and Plains in a Turbulent Weekend
A string of storms hit Alabama and Mississippi with deadly tornadoes, killing at least six in Warren Arkansas where four of eight blocks were demolished and guards were patrolling for looting and to secure water supplies. Severe blizzard conditions swept the Great Plains with farmers losing cattle in Nebraska and widespread thundershowers across Tennessee Kentucky and California.
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Severe storms sweep Alabama Oklahoma and Nebraska
A Belt South tornado touched down near Blountsville Alabama uprooting a house and toppling power lines while injuring at least three people. A second tornado hit Oakland Mississippi damaging sheds and lines with no injuries reported. Western Nebraska saw a 106 degree drop at Sidney as stockmen searched drifts for calves and cattle. In central South Dakota two blizzards closed highways for a second day burying areas under up to 29 inches of snow.
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Sadat Reopens Suez Canal Plan for June 5 Transit
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat announced in parliament that Egypt will reopen the Suez Canal to international shipping on June 5, reversing earlier closure threats. He also said Egypt will extend the U N Emergency Force mandate for three more months beyond April 24, warning Israel of strong retaliation for any attack.
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Third Named To Review Panel For McKinnon Dismissal
The third member of the panel to review Fort Walton Heart officer Julius McKinnon’s dismissal was appointed Friday by Crestview Police Chief. McKinnon faced an affray charge after an incident but was acquitted in county court, and his hearing under the policemen’s Bill of Rights is set for April 3 at 4 am in Hollywood Boulevard police courtroom with an alternate date in April if needed.
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McGovern and Arafat Hold Talks on Palestinian Issue in Beirut
UPI reports Senator George McGovern met Palestinian guerrilla leader Yasser Arafat in Beirut for a lengthy discussion on the Palestinian problem and Middle East tensions. McGovern, on a fact finding tour, pressed U.S. influence and Palestinian leadership moves, including the PLO’s status and calls for a democratic Palestine.
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