Vietnam to Seek UN Seat and Normalize Ties
U S and Vietnam agree in general terms to move toward Vietnam’s admission to the United Nations and a normalization of relations. Talks in Paris between Deputy Foreign Minister Phan Hien and U S Assistant Secretary of State Richard Holbrooke lasted seven hours over two days. The two sides will resume talks in Paris within two weeks to formalize steps and address missing American servicemen.
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Vance Heads to Geneva Talks as US Seeks Middle East Peace
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance said no side has moved in nuclear talks with the Soviet Union but both sides are talking ahead of a May 18 meeting with Andrei Gromyko in Geneva. He outlined U S plans on the Arab Israeli conflict and other foreign policy efforts including Vietnam reparations and Rhodesia.
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Snag Cancels Tuna Fleet Sailing in Dispute With Environmentalists
A compromise over porpoise trapping collapsed halting the 125 boat Southland tuna fleet from sailing. Environmental groups rejected terms, Sen. Cranston dropped action, and San Diego operators canceled plans after talks failed.
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Carter shifts blame over energy plan amid summit talk
President Carter urged a special energy committee to share the disapproval he expects for his energy program noting the issue dominates domestic policy. He said European readers will focus on energy at the London summit and plans to testify at an open House hearing on national security aspects.
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Gold Laden Delivery Wagon Vanishes with Driver
Kenneth Michael 24 of San Pedro drove a 1973 mustard Dodge Colt bearing 469GAB for Jack Rabbit Delivery when a Long Beach Nor thridge Nor thland run vanished with a cargo valued about 45 000 dollars. He was last seen at Selvex Co. Nor thridge at 1 p.m. Monday. The wagon carried 300 ounces of gold 38 000 dollars 50 ounces palladium 3 000 dollars and 2 ounces platinum 3 500 dollars. Police filed a missing person report and allege possible hijacking but no robbery suspect. Michael also used the name Michael Sherrill.
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Long Beach gunman shot after high speed park robbery chase
A suspect, claiming to be a juvenile, was wounded and taken to County USC Medical Center after a 2:30 a.m. chase from Scherer Park. Long Beach officers Gadwas and Pletka fired when the armed driver failed to exit the van after a crash on 68th Way and Long Beach Boulevard. The suspect, later booked for armed robbery and auto theft, had his identity withheld.
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Nixon interviews promise surprises on Watergate broadcast
Former President Richard Nixon ends silence on Watergate with a 30 minute interview airing tonight on 155 stations and 73 radio outlets. Producers promise further revelations despite prior disclosures including new White House tapes and hush money details.
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Magruder Declines Nixon TV Interview Viewing
Jeb Magruder, former Nixon aide and Watergate conspirator, says he will not watch Nixon's Frost interview. He asserts Nixon was involved in the cover up, though he calls the burglary a “boring subject.” Magruder served seven months of a sentence after pleading guilty.
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Handcuffed student escapes Mexican jail amid gunfire
American law student escapes a Mexican jail in handcuffs by swimming the Rio Grande under gunfire after being held since detention. The report appears on page A-2 alongside other briefs including a resignation, census notes, and a bank siege.
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Pilot accused of drunken flying over Paramount intersection
Lakewood sheriff deputies booked 54 year old Charles Russell Hale of Paramount after his plane circled at about 500 feet over Alondra Boulevard and Garfield Avenue and landed at Compton Airport. Hale faced charges of operating an aircraft while intoxicated and reckless flying. The SkyKnight helicopter pilot, James Pierce, tracked the aircraft and Hale reportedly said he was showing Bearholders his new paint.
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