Peace near as Kissinger talks continue in Saigon talks
The article reports ongoing negotiations between Saigon and U.S. negotiators with Henry Kissinger: officials say only one more session may be needed, while Hanoi accuses the U.S. of bad faith. North Vietnamese and Viet Cong reps demand no renegotiation, and progress is described as fragile with few substantive issues left.
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Hell's Angels arrests tied to cemetery killings
Bail set at 100000 each in Oakland trial involving Hell's Angels leader Sonny Barger and associates. Investigators seek information from the Weberns as six witnesses reportedly missing. Bodies found on the Wethern ranch spur drug ring links. sheriff withholds further digs and keeps ranch under security as authorities assess identities and motives.
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Student seizes getaway car of holdup men
In Jacksonville a 16 year old high school student acted quickly when two armed holdup men robbed a local supermarket. After spotting their getaway car idling outside he jumped in and drove away to alert police, spoiling the criminals’ escape. Police continue the search for the masked robbers.
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Rick Carmichael
Woman Clings to Garden Hole As Ground Gives Way
Glynis Stacey pulled a weed in her back garden in Kirby-in-Ashfield England when the ground opened into a foot-deep hole she fell into. She grabbed the edge and managed to climb out safely.
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Glynis Stacey
Court rule favors environmentalists
A federal appeals court upheld a ruling requiring the EPA to add a non-degradation provision to state air quality plans. The decision, backing District Judge John H. Pratt, boosts environmental groups led by the Sierra Club who argued against lowering clean air beyond standards.
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Invalid 79 wins million in New Jersey lottery
UPI reports 79 year old invalid Alice Badeau won 1 million dollars in New Jersey lottery. Governor Cahill drew her name. Lillian Madison accepted the prize on her behalf as Badeau could not attend. A relative declined to identify himself and said Badeau is eager yet private about the money.
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William T. Cahill
Flip Wilson Sued Over Paternity Claim in Los Angeles
Chicago woman Mable Robinson filed a paternity suit in Los Angeles alleging entertainer Flip Wilson fathered her child Joseph born in May. She seeks a court declaration of paternity and medical expenses plus child support with a hearing set for next week.
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Pound Dies in Italy at 87, Controversial Poet
Controversial poet Ezra Pound dies at 87 in Italy after a long career that reshaped modernist writing. He influenced Eliot Joyce Yeats Lawrence and others while aiding fellow writers with publication and financial support. His wartime treason case in the United States followed his broadcasts.
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Basques blamed in bombing of French offices
In Zaragoza Spain an explosion wrecked the French consulate. Three youths identified as Basque Guerrilla Organization members were linked to the blast. Consul Roger Tur was rescued and hospitalized. The report also notes Pound's Nobel controversy and aging quiet life in Venice.
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