Nixon and Gromyko discuss key US Soviet issues
President Nixon prepared to discuss U S Soviet matters with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko after a one hour White House meeting Roger s reported the atmosphere favorable for talks on Mideast Viet Nam and Berlin. Gromyko defended Soviet positions while pressing to curb US influence in Europe and Asia.
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Kremlin
U.S
Cuba
Gromyko
William P. Rogers
White House
Rogers
Nixon
Ronald L. Ziegler
Mideast
Indochina
Rogers-Gromyko
Vietnam
Berlin
Helsinki
U.N. General Assembly
West Berlin
Moscow
Cairo
Suez
Southeast Asia
United States
Generals' Plane Held by Russians Near Armenian Border
A U.S. Air Force plane was held after landing in a city of about 150,000 just east of the border. Soviet officials said investigators would probe the breach of the Soviet frontier. Generals Scherrer and MacQuartie are noted as West Point graduates with World War II service and high command roles.
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Ankara
Jerevan
Armenia
Yass
Soviet Union
U.S. Air Force
Scherrer
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
N.Y
South Pacific
Europe
MacQuartie
U.S. Army Support Command
Traddon Heights speedster’s Indy legacy and later life
The former speedster who won the Indianapolis 00 in 1949 and placed second in 47, 48 and $0 hasn’t competed since 1954. Holland’s four straight top two Indy finishes set a record. After retiring from big car racing, he turned to Sprint cars and did not race in the Little 500 in 1959. In 1960 he quit racing and settled in New Jersey. A separate query notes a friend seeking therapeutic abortion help and sources in Long Beach.
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Traddon Heights
N.J
Holland
Indy
Fram
Anderson
New Jersey
Right to Work Laws Spark Mixed Reactions Nationwide
The item notes reactions to right to work or open shop laws across several states including Alabama Arkansas Arizona Georgia South Carolina North Dakota South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Virginia and Wyoming. It mentions pay scales and salaries with a cryptic greeting to Mrs Hi P of Long Beach.
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Alabama
Arkansas
Arizona
Morida
Georgia
South Carolina
North
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Virginia
Wyoming
Hi. P
Long Beach
Note Left at Killings Signals Threat and Mystery
A bizarre note found abandon on a railroad track threatens World War III and denounces materialism, signed Knight of Wands Knight of Cups Knight of Pentacles Right of Swords. Public officials say analysts are examining the note while investigators pursue a murder case in a mansion pool deaths near Santa Cruz May 1968 station wagon clue.
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Para
Free Universe
Tara
Capote Begins Jail Term in Santa Ana
Truman Capote, 46, author of In Cold Blood and Breakfast at Tiffanys, starts a three day contempt of court sentence in Orange County jail after failing to appear in Morse murder trial. He faces a $600 fine and will be released about 10 a.m. Friday. Capote claimed the subpoena was overlooked and told reporters he is innocent.
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Truman Capote
Santa’ Ana
Tiffany's
Joseph B. Morse
Capote
Morse
Byron K. McMillan
Governor Gave Tax Break Allegations Stir Campaign Battle
Unruh accuses Gov Reagan of courting oil firms as Hayes letters reveal industry lobbying behind tax exemption. Memoranda urged veto, noting oil interests would benefit while taxpayers lose. Reagan aides dispute charges as Modesto and San Jose stops proceed. Boston police deaths rise cited by police chiefs association official.
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Hayes
George Miller Jr
Martinez
California
Unruh
Reagan
William Clark
Regan
Ronald B. Frankum
Orange County Board of Supervisors
County Supervisors Association of California
Rafiahl Reagan
Modesto
San Jose
Unruth
Butchers Strike Hits South California Plants in Los Angeles
Union run strike idled 16 of 19 major wholesale meat packing plants in Los Angeles County cutting potential beef supply by up to 75 percent. Plants stocked meat for a few days as talks faltered over wage and fringe benefits increases totaling over 25 percent in the first year. Managers offered 1 per hour raises over three years plus fringe benefits worth 2 cents hourly. Picket lines ringed Vernon area plants with limited operations by non union staff as negotiations continued with retail butchers.
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Los Angeles County
Industry
Robert K. Fox
Food “Employers Council
563
Fox
Butetiers
Vernon
Food Council
Two LA Boys Drown In MacArthur Park Pond
Two 14 year old boys drowned while swimming to boats in a MacArthur Park pond in Los Angeles. A third youth was rescued. Danny Rodriguez of 2240 South Wall Street and Michael Wayne Thomas, address unknown, were identified as victims. Rene Rodriguez, 14, Danny's brother, attempted to assist and was rescued by police.
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Los Angeles
MacArthur Park
Danny Rodriguez
S. Wall St
Michael Wayne Thomas
Fire devastates Garden State racetrack stables
At Gar den State racetrack in Cherry Hill New Jersey about 90 race horses died in a wooden stable blaze. Chief John Medala estimated losses at 50 to 75 thousand dollars for the horses with one or two more possibly found. One groom was injured and treated, two firemen also treated. Fire origin undetermined.
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Cherry Hill
N.J
UPI
Garden State Racetrack
John Medala
Medala
Charles Moyler
Nixon Signs Bill to Set Up Fort Point Historic Site
President Nixon has signed a bill authorizing the Fort Point National Historic Site in San Francisco. The fort, begun in 1853, sits in the Presidio overlooking the Golden Gate.
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Nixon
Washington
UPS
Point National Historic Site
San Francisco
Presidio of
Golden Gate
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