Kissinger Talks Amid Security Blitz in London and Moscow
Kissinger arrived in London for talks with British leaders after meetings with Brezhnev in Moscow. He and a five member delegation faced tight security at Heathrow, with media reports noting possible moves toward a European security conference, and discussions on a US Soviet trade deal and debt credits.
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U S Wheat Deal With Russia Faces Political Fire
The $15 million U S wheat sale to Russia, part of the Soviet grain agreement, drew partisan attacks and claims of windfall profits by grain dealers. Butz criticized the criticism as political smoke as McGovern pressed for hearings while the Agriculture Department confirmed a wheat export payment booking tied to sales routed through third parties, noting it does not prove direct U S exporters sold to China.
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Yank POW kin headed for Hanoi
A fragment of a page reports on a protestor family linked to antiwar activity. Emma Mamillon, husband Mes, and children Gregory, 3, and Nerinand, 5, express excitement about a move toward Hanoi while various relatives highlight activism. The piece weaves in broader policy debate on East Asia and U S Soviet relations.
Senator Tunney Reconciles With Wife After Divorce Filing
Sen Tunney and his wife of 18 years have reconciled the California Democrat’s office said on Wednesday. Mrs Tunney, 35, returned to a family home with their three children. Tunney will issue no statement on the reconciliation. Mrs Tunney had filed for divorce in May citing irreconcilable differences. A prehistoric tusk discovery near Detroit in Santlac County Michigan involves an eight foot long tusk found on a farm four miles north of the city.
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Hopalong Bill Boyd Dies at 77 in Hollywood Career
Bill Boyd known as Hopalong Cassidy died at 77 leaving a lasting Western legacy. He built a fortune through Hopalong Cassidy films and TV, created a philanthropic club, and promoted clean living. Born in Hendrysburg Ohio, Boyd rose from poverty to Hollywood stardom, producing and licensing his character's gear and films in the 1930s onward.
Harbor Board seeks navy housing delay and road plan
Harbor Board of Commissioners endorses a forward search for defense department action to allow a 118 foot public highway across the lower military reservation. Caughlin notes Navy housing and Cabrillo Beach access plans affect the North Basin marina project and emphasizes roadway construction ahead of fort improvements.
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Marines seize portion of Citadel wall in Quang Tri fight
South Vietnamese Marines staged a daylight assault at Quang Tri Citadel in Saigon's war zone, breaching a 20 foot wall and securing the south, east, and north sectors. The attack left North Vietnamese forces encircled with much of the city bombed and under heavy shelling as Marines pressed house to house operations. Brig Gen Bui The Lan said enemy troops would be held at all costs amid approaching typhoon weather.
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Passaves trap ends in motel shootout with officer killed
In Tarzana, police say officer M I Moscola and undercover agent Douglas Novak staged a sting to trap drug buyers. Greg Smith, 22, of Canoga Park bought two pounds of cocaine for 318 000 and Sultan Novak then pulled a revolver. A gunfight erupted when Novak pulled his weapon. Moscola fired the fatal shot. Smith and two women in a car were arrested as suspects in the murder.
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