Nixon heads home after Mideast trip
President Nixon returns to Washington after a Middle East swing and faces a U S Senate impeachment inquiry. He plans brief rest at Key Biscayne before NATO talks in Brussels and a summit with Leonid Brezhnev in Moscow. At Andrews Air Force Base his daughters will greet him and a large ceremonial welcome is planned.
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NATO Ministers End Talks With Declaration of Principles
NATO foreign ministers close two days of talks in Ottawa with a declaration of principles praised by Henry Kissinger as a symbol of transatlantic cooperation. After 14 months of U S France disputes, the document marks a shift to a moral political commitment rather than royal obligations.
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Searchers for Michele find no trace of child
Police and volunteers searched Long Beach area after Michele Boyher a Navy family child disappeared from home near 3130 E. A labor day evening, with witnesses reporting sightings at Merrimat Avenue playground and near a Comiasary. Despite multiple leads and dog trail checks, no evidence of the seven year old girl Maryann has been found, investigators say.
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Tornadoes strike Des Moines area amid damage and outages
Twisters hit Ankeny and Pleasant Hill causing homes to be damaged and power outages as Des Moines reports winds up to 70 miles per hour. State trooper Abel Tin and residents recount near misses while others seek shelter. Washington, Patrick Buchanan clash over leaks in impeachment coverage.
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Slowdown In Police Wages Ties Up City Negotiations
Police association members voice solidarity as bargaining stalls. Duple says no public slowdown planned while urging public and City Council support to return negotiators to the table. Meter maids are civilian staff not sworn officers. Sworn officers on patrol are backing up colleagues, plans may cut parking tickets and citations. Walczak recalls a similar slowdown two years ago lasting about three weeks with improved citizen reports.
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