Nixon Kissinger talks and Vietnam easing marked by battles
Reports from Peking and Tokyo flag diplomacy as Kissinger’s plane departs for Tokyo while Vietnam sees its lowest fighting in 10 days. In Washington, Senate leaders split over FBI director Gray with Byrd opposing and Mansfield leaning toward support. Other items note POW releases, Nixon union talks on tariffs, a New Orleans sniper case, and Sirhan Sirhan’s conviction review denial.
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UPI
Vietnam
Saigon Command
Mekong
International Commission of Control and Supervision
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Sa Huynh
South China Sea
Qagouw.ui
L. Patrick Gray
FBI
Senate
Ike Mansfield
Montana
Gray
Robert C. Byrd
West Virginia
Byrd
Washington
Crats
Justice Senate Judiciary
Mansfield
UPT
Sureme Court
Sirhan B. Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
High Court
Sirhan
California Supreme Court
Botulism Fear Spurs Recall of Four Frozen Foods
FDA and Stouffer's recall frozen green beans mushrooms escaloped chicken noodles tuna noodle casserole and cream of mushroom soup distributed in multiple states after tests found possible botulism contamination. FDA warns botulin toxin can be fatal and urges consumers to discard affected items.
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Washington
UPI
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Stouffer’s Food Co
Salon
Ohio
Red Canning Corp
Palestine
Stouffer
Teday
United States
New York
Pennsylvania
Fabbrini Family Food Inc
Ossinike, Mich
Kerner Vows To Salvage Reputation After Guilty Verdict
Former Illinois governor Otto Kerner, 64, and associate Theodore J. Isaacs were convicted on multiple counts including bribery and tax evasion. Kerner, a former governor and judge, faces up to 83 years in prison and hefty fines, while Isaacs could receive up to 73 years and fines.
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Chicago
UPI
Illinois
Otto Kerner
Kerner
U.S
State
Theodore J. Tsaacs
Ilinois
Isaacs
Luxury Yacht Disappears With Millionaire and Wife
An Oregon millionaire, his wife, and a crewman vanished aboard a 53 foot yacht off Central America. Coast Guard search stretched from Panama Canal ports to Mexico, with checks in Guatemala El Salvador Honduras Nicaragua and Costa Rica. The couple owned the craft taken from Fort Lauderdale to Puerto Vallarta.
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San Francisco
UPI
Pacific
Panama Canal Zone
Mexico
Oregon
Antigua
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Puerto Vallarta
Coast Guard
Guatemala
el, Salvador
Honduras
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
West Virginia tackles major issues at ongoing sessions
Charleston lawmakers opened hearings on key items including a S28 million school building amendment, a Vietnam veterans bonus, and a nearly 500 million dollar state budget. Daniel B. Taylor to brief on distributing 200 million in school funds while Gov. Moore favors a separate board. A public hearing on the Vietnam bonus was scheduled with a fast track to report the measure.
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Sy Karl Caut
Charleston
W.va
UPI
Daniel B. Taylor
House Education and Finance Committees
Department of Education
Arch Moore
House
Billy Burke
D - Gilmer
House ‘Constitutional Revision Committee
Larry Tucker
Nicholas
Onetime Top Student Chief Suspect In N Calif Murders
Santa Cruz California police name 25 year old former top student and college dropout as chief suspect in a string of killings along the coast. The suspect, known for tattoos and LSD, faces charges including the Fisherman murder and a mother and two children shooting, with tie to a priest killing in a confessional. A posse is planned to search rugged trails for more victims as authorities with Mullin in custody probe multiple crimes.
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Santa-Cruz
Douglas B.” James
Santa~ Cruz Cody
Mullin
Prentiss
Francis
James
Fred Perez
Los Gatos
Santa Clara County
Mullins
Senate urged to shield reporters from compelled testimony
Washington update reports a Senate subcommittee urged passage of a shield law protecting reporters from being forced to reveal confidential sources before courts juries and government authorities. Sen. Alan Cranston and Reporters Committee representatives warned protection is essential to maintain insider information flow. Hearings will include many lawmakers news executives and officials including Attorney General Kleindienst. advocates say the measure would cover state and federal proceedings.
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Ay Senate
Grandit Juries
Reporters Committee’ For Freedom
America
Cranston
Subcommittee On
Constitutional Rights
Congress
Richard G.’ Kleindienst
Pri
Ca Tegal
Research and Defense
Ranston
Jouse
Senate
Tate
Ion
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Nixon to address nation on economy and trade proposals
President Nixon will speak to the nation at noon Eastern Time Wednesday by radio. The White House said the address will focus on the economy and likely present new trade proposals.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Kissinger Visit Ties Laos Talks to Hanoi Accord
Officials report Kissinger's Hanoi talks followed by a Friday trip to Vientiane with Pico Me U U G L engviser meury mA Kissinger. They expect more concrete information later as the United States weighs areas for Vietnam forces moving eastward into battle in South Vietnam. See Calif. Murders Page 2.
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Philippines
Hanoi
United States
Air Force
Joseph Crecca’ Jr
North Vietnam
Henry A. Kissinger
Navy
James R. Bailey
Carthage
Miss
Picomeuugl Engviser
Meury Ma Kissinger
Vietnam
Indochina
Vientiane
Kissinger
South’ Vietnam
Calif
Beckley Jaycees sponsor Golden Gloves entry contact
To enter next year's Golden Gloves Tournament you should see Don McCallister, co-ordinator for the Beckley Jaycees project. Contact him at 283-1884 for details and entry.
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Don McCallister
The
Beckley Jaycees
State Legislative Chiefs Oppose Immunity for Newsmen
Charleston UPI report says Senate President William Brotherton and House Minority Leader George Seibert oppose a shield law. They argue newsmen do not need immunity and that no one else has such privilege. Also notes talk of limited no fault insurance and a separate auto crash in Charleston involving McKenzie.
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Charleston
UPI
Senate
William Brotherton
Kanawha
House
George Seibert
Ohio
McKenzie
Worthington
Inpital
Istead
Volks- Wwagen
MacCorkle Ave
Doorman Killed and Delegate Hurt in Charleston Wreck
In Charleston Kanawha City near midnight a state Senate doorkeeper Truman Worthington, 29, was killed while a House delegate Ronnie McKenzie 36, of Roderfield McDowell County was injured. Worthington formerly a Welch barber and a native of Davey Virginia. McKenzie listed in satisfactory condition at Charleston Memorial Hospital.
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Charleston
W.va
UPI
State Senate
House of Delegates
Kanawha City
Truman Worthington
Davey, Va
Welch
Charleston Memorial, Hospital
Del
Ronnie McKenzie
Roderfield
McDowell County
Weather Outlook for Beckley and Vicinity
Cloudy with a chance of light rain and snow this afternoon. Highs near the low 40s. Tonight and Wednesday low in the low 30s with partial sun and cooler temperatures. Precipitation probability about 20 percent through tonight and Wednesday.
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Beckley
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