Kissinger Mission At Crisis As Israel Weighs Pact
US Secretary of State Kissinger faces a decisive moment as Israel weighs a separation pact with Syria on the Golan Heights. Cabinet to decide on a package deal amid talks with Syrian President Assad and mounting pressure over buffer zones and Palestinian raids.
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Jerusalem
Leary A. Kissinger
Middle East
Israel
Syria
United States
Hafez Assad
Kissinger
Damascus
Shimon Peres
Golda Meir
Golan Heights
Abba Ehan
Gromyko
Moscow
Girl, 7, dragged to death in camper accident
Seven-year-old Debbra Sahedra of Maywood was killed Sunday when she fell from a speeding camper as the door sprang open. She was dragged about 100 feet under the boat trailer, the child’s father Jim Sahedra failing to hear her scream. The incident occurred on a gravel road.
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Elsinsore
UPT
Debbra Sahedra
Maywood
Jim Sahedra
Northern Ireland crisis escalates as strike cripples power
Protestant walkout freezes the province’s last power plant and raises fears of a wider conflict. Prime Minister Cosgrave calls emergency talks in Dublin while Harold Wilson cuts vacation and Roy Mason heads to Belfast for talks with 16,500 British troops over duty in the troubled province.
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Electricty Board
Roy Mason
Belfast
Nixon predicts inflation eases with budget reviews
President Nixon and White House aides forecast inflation slowing to around eight percent by year end as administration economists review the 1975 budget for possible cuts. Chairman Hewstein warns against inflationary temptations while urging Congress to move on trade energy and other proposals.
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Council
Hew- Stein
White House
Stein
Nixon
Jaworski says Nixon used IRS in Watergate era
Jaworski asserts Nixon discussed IRS use with Dean and Haldeman. He cites Senate Watergate testimony and White House lawyer Bushardt statements about a Sept. 15 tax meeting on an IRS probe of Lawrence F. O'Brien Sr. The office contends White House pressed IRS to investigate Nixon opponents and that evidence supports these allegations.
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Jaworski
Nixon
Dean
Waldeman
Senate
IRS
White House
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Ja-worski
J. Fred Bushardt
Committee
Fred D.thompson
Bushardt
Thompson
Lawrence F. O’brien Sr
Taworski
Ife
O’ Brien
Jagworski
Italian rally bomb blast prompts rightist fears in Italy
In northern Italy a bomb rocked a rally tied to fascist concerns. Eyewitnesses said blood stained red worker badges as crowds fled. Police note long extremist activity, with arrests linked to Missolini Action Squads. Separate incident reports say a Navy A4 jet collided with another aircraft off Jacksonville. the pilot ejected and was rescued.
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Toval Untis Pascist
Italy
Milan
Bolice
Brescia
Missolini
Norfolk
Atlantic Ocean
Navy
Robert &. Rhode
Independent
Jacksonville
Fla
Five area teens drown in Kern River heat wave
In Tulare County near Johnsondale five teenagers leaped into Kern River to cool from 90 plus temperatures and all perished. Names include Karen Greiving 18 Long Beach Teena Moreno 19 Lakewood Francisca Castro 19 Norwalk and Anthony Gareta 17 Norwalk with two others not identified. Other drownings occurred near Manteca El Portal Yosemite Willow Creek Dos Palos Sequoia National Park and Kaweah River.
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Tulare
Johnsondale
Kern River
Karen Ann Greiving
Graywood ‘Ave
Long Beach
Teena Moreno
Manteca
Ronald Tolley
Stenbinville, Ohio
Tulare County
Kaweah River
Sequoia National Park
Margarita Mora
Strathmore
Alvin Marsh
Hanford
Memorial Day traffic toll drops nationwide for 1973
Unofficial totals show 988 traffic deaths during the 78 hour Memorial Day weekend, down from 1993 levels. California led with 41 fatalities and 23 drownings, while New York recorded 21 deaths. The weekend span ran 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Monday, with no gasoline shortages reported. A separate accident near Oakdale killed 30-year-old William Allen Griffin after he was tossed from a rubber raft into turbulent water.
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Associated Press
California
New York
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Georgia
Michigan
Ohio
National Safety Council
The
Safety Council
William Allen Griffin
Fremont
South San Joaquin Ditch
Oakdale
Explosion at U S Cultural Center in Beirut injures three
An explosion ripped the first floor of the U S Cultural Center in Beirut injuring three minor injuries reported by police. Witnesses described damaged furniture and shattered windows at the John F Kennedy Library within the three story building on Hamra Street. A separate report notes a San Quentin escape and rapid recapture of convict Calyit Miller, 41.
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Beirut
U.S
John Sr. Kennedy
Hamra Street
San Quentin
UPI
San Itafael
Calyit Miller
Three Men Die as Cab Crane Snaps in Oakland
In Oakland, the bodies of John J. Miller 48, and Ehne Isaac 56, both of Oakland, and Frank Gomez Names 38 of Fremont, were recovered from a crushed cab crane aboard the Seatrain Louisiana berthed at the Oakland Army Base. Fire crews used a second crane to separate the wreckage and recover the victims.
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Oakland
John J. Miller
Ehne Isaac
Frank Gomez Names
Fremont
Seatrain
Louisiana
Oakland Army Base
Three Car Pileup Kills Los Angeles Man
Richard Williams, 55, of Los Angeles, died in a flaming three car crash early Monday. Leslie James Roberts, 26, of Hollywood, was booked on suspicion of felony manslaughter and DUI. he had minor injuries after his car collided with Williams and overturned a third vehicle.
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Los Angeles
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