News items mix of police, religion and diplomacy
A Seattle man quarrels with a state trooper over a ticket while a Jacksonville pastor blasts Sunday driving limits and a U N ambassador, John A. Scali, recovers from heart surgery in Phoenix. A Jacksonville clergyman urges other anti driving bans, and a Wall Street era dinner scene unfolds. Dancer Valery Panov ends a 21 day hunger strike in Russia after exit visa hopes persist.
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U. S
United Nations
Edward Diethrich
Arizona Hearts Institute
Phoenix
Seals
U. N.’ Security Council
Diebtich
Russia
Valery Panov
Panov
Leningrad
Israel
Xirev Ballet
Kissinger ties Mideast peace to Israel safety
Secretary Kissinger warned peace hinges on Israel's security as direct Arab Israeli talks loom. He said the U S and Israel have reached direct negotiations and urged continued unity to deter threats, noting a December ceasefire plan and UN troop vetting as key steps.
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Kissinger
Mideast Peace
Israel
Washington
Ior
Henry A. Kissinger
Abba Flan
United States
Middle East
Eban
Xems
Kenneth Rusa
U. S
Symington
Russia
Clifford P. Case
Nal
United Nations
Five indicted in San Mateo College District phones case
A college official Matteo V. Fasanara and three former Litton Industries executives face bribery and conspiracy charges in a $394,000 award for a telephone system contract at San Mateo Community College District. A New York official is also indicted. Also, H. Rap Brown is hospitalized in Buffalo with pneumonia after a prior conviction.
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Redwood ‘City
San Mateo
John D. Barbour
Leonard A. Meade
Melville, N.Y
Byron N. Sando
Northwest
Bryan Selph
Sunnyvale
Liver transplant girl gains yellow tint fading
Three year old Lisa Kningelsmith, born with a severe liver condition, has shown a yellowish skin tint after a pioneering liver transplant at Memorial Sloan Kettering. Doctors expect her to return home within two months as the operation nears a successful completion.
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New York
UPI
Lisa Kningelsmith
Lisa
Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Cup
Sloan- Kettering
Military backed government arrests leaders and closes universities
In Athens a military backed government arrested opposition leaders including Kanellopoulos and Mavros, closed all nine universities for three weeks, dissolved student organizations, and reimposed martial law. Education Ministry officials also placed others under house arrest as protests spread.
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Athens
Éduca
Panayotis “Kanellopadlog
Army
George Papadopoulos
Kanellopoulos
George Mavros
George Papandreou
Ioannis Zigdis
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