LAISE Sworn As Assistant Secretary Of State
Career diplomat Carol C. Lais e sworn in as assistant secretary of state for public affairs becoming the first woman to hold the post. Henry A. Kissinger congratulated her with a kiss as he noted more public support to come. Chicago police chief John B. Conlisk resigns amid corruption cases and protests following recent indictments in the force. Margaret Trudeau visits the Great Wall with Pierre Trudeau as Canadian leader tours. Ex Governor Kerner's wife Helena Cer mak Kerner dies at 67 in Wisconsin. Mrs. Helen K. Copley named airman of Copley Press after husband James S. Copley dies. Actress Sheila Scott faces abandonment charges over a 44 month old child found with a note. Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton reportedly seek reconciliation amid divorce plans and Sicily film work.
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Carol C. Laise
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Laos
Ellsworth Bunker
Chicago
Conlisk
John B. Conlisk
Richard J. Daley
Orlando Wilson
West Side
Black Panther
Daley
James R. Thompson
Clonlisk
Spiro T. Agnew
Thompson
Ress
Sheila Scott
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Chad Everett
Miss Scott
Everett
Medical Center
Los Angeles County District Attorney's
Santa Monica
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard
Burton
Rome
United States
Grand Hotel
Miss Taylor
Sicily
New York
Aaron Frosch
Suitzerland
U N Cubans Attempt to Confront Chi lean Ambassador at General Assembly
Cuban Foreign Minister Raul Roa and aides surged toward the General Assembly rostrum amid taunts and shouted epithets aimed at Chilean Ambassador Raul Bazan. Security officers halted the clash as delegates from Nicaragua, Paraguay, Uruguay, Bolivia and Chile watched in a tense, unprecedented moment at the United Nations.
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United Nations
Cuba
General Assembly
U.N
Nicaragua
Paraguay
Uruguay
Bolivia
Chile
Raul Roa
Roa
Raul Bazan
Harold A. Trimble
Canada
Assembly
Leopoldo Benites
Ecuador
Bazan
Jamil M. Baroody
Baroody
Bradford Morse
John A. Seali
U.S
Castro
Salvador Allende
Seali
Jose Marti
Carlos Giambruno
Orlando Montenegro Medana
UFOs seen over Southwestern Ohio with colored lights
Report says at least 16 unidentified flying objects with red, green and blue lights were observed over Dayton Cincinnati area Wednesday night. Wright Patterson AFB classified them unofficial and they did not register on radar due to low flight. A New Lebanon Township officer reported the first sighting near 9 pm as oblong and lit, appearing stationary for minutes before a spotlight attempt.
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Dayton
Ohio
UPD
Dayton-Cincinnati
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
New Lebanon
Here
Montgomery County
Michael Sullivan
Senate Votes 60 Day Combat Curtail Bill Passes
The Senate approved a measure limiting the use of U S troops in combat to 60 days without congressional approval. The bill, 75 to 20, requires the president to report within 4 hours of sending forces and to withdraw unless Congress extends. A 4 day extension is allowed for unavoidable military necessity, and Congress can end U S involvement by concurrent resolution.
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Senate
U.S
House
Nixon
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Congress
United States
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Copley Press Inc
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