Lt. Phillips to Face Salisbury Court Over Traffic Allegation
Lt. Mark Phillips, tied to Princess Anne through engagement, is summoned to appear before Salisbury County court on a later date for an alleged traffic offense connected to an April 7 crash. Police in London confirmed the planned prosecution.
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Demand Israel Pullout At UN Sparks Middle East Debate
Egyptian Foreign Minister Mohamed Hassan el Zayyat urged immediate UN Security Council action to force Israel to withdraw from all Arab lands occupied since the 1967 war. The council opened a general review of the Middle East as Waldheim and Jarring outlined UN involvement and a two-state peace effort.
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Kurt Waldheim
U.N
Yosef Tekoah
Waldheim
Nixon
Leonid Brezhnev
Mrs Charles Evers Seeks Support in Fayette Case
Nan Evers files for separate maintenance and support alleging habitual cruelty and abandonment. Charles Evers, husband of the first black mayor of a biracial Mississippi town since reconstruction, was not available for comment. The couple married in 1951 and have four children.
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Five in family win Phi Beta Kappa keys in 1969
Paula Rae Levin becomes the Albuquerque family fifth to receive a Phi Beta Kappa key. She earned Reed College Portland Oregon with a biology related field. Her brother David also received his Reed key and sister Barbara graduated psychology at Stanford in 1969. Dr Levin a Phi Beta Kappa scholar at Depauw Indiana earned his bachelor’s degree in 1937. Fran Levin won her key at Miami University Ohio.
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Miami University
Ohio
Greek picks Spiro for GOP bid
Las Vegas oddsmaker Jim Snyder lists Spiro T Agnew as the GOP front runner at 1-3 with Nelson Rockefeller at 3-1 and Ronald Reagan at 20-1. Snyder expects Agnew to seek the nomination while Reagan may not run. George Wallace hints at possible re election run in Alabama though presidential plans remain unclear. Wallace says he could be healthy enough to beat any opponent if he runs.
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Billie Sol Estes Works as Dispatcher for Permian Petroleum
U S probation officer Claude Roach said Estes, the former fertilizer magnate labeled phony by the government, is employed as a dispatcher at Permian Petroleum Co in Andrews Texas. Roach noted the job does not violate parole terms and that Estes remains active with his brother Dr John Estes in farming while on parole since July 1971 after a 15 year sentence for mail fraud.
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Abilene
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Teacher union offers reward for molester in LA area
United Teachers of Los Angeles posted a $1000 reward for the arrest and conviction of a man described as 24, black, suspected of molesting two women teachers. The first incident at Manchester Avenue School on March 24 involved a 33-year-old teacher forced to disrobe before students, and a 31-year-old teacher was allegedly molested in a restroom at 96th Street School on March 27.
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Kissinger Tho hold major parley in Paris talks
Henry Kissinger and Le Duc Tho met for five and a half hours in Paris as the first session of a renewed push to curb violations of the Vietnam peace accord. They planned to resume talks Thursday morning with Kissinger hosting, amid a news blackout and cordial exchanges. The Viet Cong meanwhile adjourned separate negotiations with Saigon until next week.
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la Celle- St. Cloud
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Indochina
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Cambodia town Ang Snoul seized amid Paris talks
Communists captured Ang Snoul district town near Phnom Penh as heavy fighting and refugee flows surged toward the capital. The assault coincides with Paris discussions between Kissinger and Le Duc Tho, with across the highway clashes and damage to nearby towns and a sugar factory.
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