Kissinger Starts Russ Talks
Kissinger begins three days of discussions with Soviet leaders in Moscow on Vietnam trade and European security aiming to advance arms talks. Le Duc Tho briefly in Moscow then Paris. possible new secret talks. No date set for arms reductions. Vienna or Geneva seen as later venues.
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Action Line and Chalk Mark City Parking Complaint
A reader reports chalk marks erasing overparked cars near downtown and asks what can be done. Advice suggests documenting acts, informing store managers, and prompting police to observe the area. cooperation may solve the problem. continue reading for more details.
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Bonus Sweepstakes Promises TV Prize Week Start
The Light's TV Sweep offers a 19 inch portable color TV as a Summer Bonus prize for Monday with readers who match the bonus number. Additional prizes include mink capes, a canal lake lot, other TVs, and a boat and trailer. A $1,550 jackpot is offered for those matching sweepstakes numbers Monday through Saturday. Weekend winners claim top cash prizes of 100 and a $50 prize, with recipients Clara Brownfield, R. Allen, Mrs. George Steinbeck, and Gallant Fegan among the listed winners.
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Canyon Lake
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Copperas Cove
I. R. Allen
George Steinbeck
Ay Creer
Gallant Fegan
Silver Sands
Chinese Leader Leaves Hospital After Mild Pneumonia
UPI reports President Chiang Kai-shek, nearing 85, has been released from Veterans General Hospital after treatment for a mild pneumonia. Sources say he left for his suburban Taipei home several days ago.
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Taipei
U S Veto Blocks U N Action Over Munich Massacre Tale
The United States vetoed a U N Security Council resolution calling for a halt to Middle East military operations after Western allies failed to link Israeli strikes on Syria and Lebanon to the Munich massacre. The vote was 13 in favor with the U S veto and Panama abstaining. China and the Soviet Union also vetoed Western amendments.
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Britain
Memorial services for Lt General George B Simler
Services for Lt General George B Simler and his aide Captain Gil L Gillespie were held Monday at Randolph Air Force Base Main Chapel after a T 38 jet trainer crash on takeoff. Simler was to hand over Air Training Command to Lt General William W McBride in planned ceremonies disrupted by the tragedy.
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le Force
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Moroccan man lures Israeli official to Brussels cafe
A 29-year-old Moroccan allegedly lured Ophir Zadok to the Princess Cafe in Brussels with a promise of future Aral guerrilla plans against Israeli targets and shot him, leaving the embassy official in critical condition. Police issued a wanted notice for Hassan ben Allih ben Salah Kadat and noted Mossad and international reactions amid rising European security alerts.
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Hassan Ben Allih Ben Salah Kadat
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