Kissinger Nixon confer on Russ trip and arms pact
Secretary of State Kissinger met with President Nixon in the Oval Office to discuss his Moscow trip and a possible SALT breakthrough by end of 1974. He warned relations with the Soviet Union are testing, cited Middle East tensions and U.S. domestic debate, and said talks could yield concrete treaty content.
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Washington
Henry Kissinger
Nixon
Moscow
Kissinger
Oval Office
Leonid Brezhnev
Camp David
Congress
Soviet Union
Middle East
Israel
Golan Heights
United States
Mostow
Western Europe
Embassy hostage crisis ends with safe victim
A gunman in an embassy held a hostage and threatened to kill if not granted a child custody meeting. Police surrounded the scene overnight as 40 officers coordinated with a police bus for updates. A deadline passed without violence, and the hostage remained safe while authorities relayed demands for a televised meeting through Swedish media.
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Sweden
Throughis
Swedish Broadcasting Corp
Dozens of dogs found dead and starving in Pittsburgh suburb home
Police uncovered 34 dogs in a South Park Township residence with 19 dead pedigreed dogs and 15 malnourished others. Six puppies among the casualties. Raymond Moorey, 29, linked as the former resident, is sought on cruelty and neglect charges.
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Pittsburgh
Edward Strimlan
South Park Township
Feraal
Raymond Moorey
Nomellini Family Tragedy Hits Sailboat Mishap near Monterey Bay
Ken Smith and Allen Everendt are listed as missing after an 18 foot sailboat capsized off Sequel Point in Monterey Bay at 7 p.m. Thursday. Kim Nomellini, 22, of Aptos, was rescued by helicopter and died at a Santa Cruz hospital. Leo Nomellini, Pro Football Hall of Fame tackle, played for the 49ers from 1950 to 1963.
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Leo Nomellini
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Coast Guard
Ken Smith
Allen Everendt
Kim Nomellini
Aptos
Sequel Point
Nomellini
San Francisco
D$ers
Italy
University of Minnesota
Heavy guard for Anne's first outing since shooting
Prince s Anne and her husband Capt. Mark Phillips appeared publicly for the first time since the bloody kidnapping attempt. Police hunted a possible hideout about 10 miles from Anne's home as security was tightened for their 75 mile drive to Great Somerford for a wedding present reception. A 26 year old unemployed man, Ian Ball, faced murder attempt charges as investigators probe the attack on the royal party.
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London
Anne
Mark Phillips
Sandhurst Military Academy
Great Somerford
Noy
Tives
Mark
Phillips
Army
Ian Ball
Royal Bodyguard
Scotland Yard
Gassiphon suspect, 17, shot down
A teenager named Andrews was shot in the lower back while standing behind a car with a gas can and siphon hose. Police said Albert Woolfork, owner of the parked car, slept through the incident. Dudley was later arrested. a recently fired 22 caliber rifle was found at his home.
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Andrews
Los Angeles
Live Ave
Albert Woolfork
Olive Ave
Dudley
Queen ignores danger area warning on royal tour
London officials recount a minister’s warning to Queen Elizabeth about a tour through a danger zone. Roy Jenkins told Parliament that security would be stepped up after the attempted kidnapping of Princess Anne, with more guards and police coordination to prevent a repeat incident.
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Elizabeth
Roy Jenkins
House of Windsor
Anne
Jenkins
Ian Ball
Inspec
House of Commons
Dnstant
Jury's Watergate data sent to House quiz
The appeals court ordered the Watergate data to be reviewed by the House, while the jury's indictment was issued. Lawyers for Haldeman and Strachan were undecided about seeking Supreme Court review. The court noted the president, as the report's focus, did not object to the district court's action and dismissed concerns about publicity leaks as a slender interest.
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Haldeman and Strachan
Supreme Court
Appeals Court
The
United States
District Court
MacKinnon
Grand Jury
House Committee
Philip Lacovara
Sirica
Haldeman
Strachan
Sharp eye of juror 19 aliens taken saves day at lake motels
Nineteen illegal aliens were arrested in a pre dawn raid near Lake Isabella east of Bakersfield for working under contract to the U S Forest Service. They faced deportation to Mexico as Border Patrol agents reported 183 arrests in Kern and Tulare counties in the past week.
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Mexico
U.S. Border Patrol
Lake Isabella
Here
Trea Service
Stoke
U.S. Forest Service
Border Patrol
Kern
Tulare
Neil Henry
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