Kissinger Identified as White House Spokesman by Several Papers
Multiple newspapers disclosed Henry A. Kissinger as the White House spokesman during a Wednesday briefing. The Free Press and Florida’s Daily News cited nonattendance and nonparliamentary briefing language to justify naming Kissinger. The Globe and Boston papers echoed the disclosure, noting they were not invited to the briefing. The Washington Post previously identified Kissinger in a background briefing on Hanoi peace proposals.
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Boston
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Hanoi
Post
Nixon weighs school busing amid China trip fallout in Florida
President Nixon, staying at a bayside villa in Key Biscayne, Florida, consults aides on domestic issues including school busing as Kissinger joins him for briefings to inform European allies about the China visit. About 500 locals greet him as he lands and children wave signs.
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Four hurt in two car crashes in Scottsdale
Scottsdale police reported two separate collisions injuring eight people in two areas Wednesday afternoon and evening. Donna S Smith 34 and her daughter Debbie 15 were treated and released, others including Gary L Smith 17 faced minor injuries in the Oak Street incident.
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Granite. Reef Rd
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Alice Wilson
Tanya Hewitt
Irish youths slain in Belfast gunfire incident
In Belfast two teenage boys were killed when they opened fire on British troops from a red panel truck. The bodies were found inside the vehicle outside a hospital. Police identified the victims as John Mahon 19 and Michael Connors 14, possible junior IRA members. An army spokesman said a patrol halted the truck in a dark street. an officer opened the door, saw a gun, and ducked as the youths reached for it.
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Syria Warns Israel of Retaliation After Air Raid
Syria warned Israel it would strike back at every aggression, whether against Syrian troops or territory or guerrillas, after a Syrian air attack on Israeli positions in the Golan Heights. Israel denied damage, while Beirut reports noted a tense ceasefire status and regional security concerns.
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Stock Market closes higher with mixed Dow averages
Interim Dow Jones figures show 2 p m EST readings with 30 Industrials at 935.13 down 0.30, 20 Trans at 297.87 up 0.92, 15 Utilities at 113.31 up 0.10 and 65 Stocks at 321.69 up 0.34. Volume reaches 16,740,000 shares as numerous major names move in varied directions.
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P.m
Indus
Alcoa
American Brands
American Can
American Motors
Anaconda
At&t
Arizona Public Sve
Bell & Howell
Bendix
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing Sy
Chrysler
Marcor
Minnesota Mining
Motorola
North Amn Rockwell
Northrup
Owens Illinois
PanAm
Pg&e
Penn Central
Pepsico
Polaroid
Raytheon
RCA
San Diego
G&e
Santa Fe
Sears Roebuck
Skaggs
Southern Pacific
Sperry Rand
Leekswall School Faces Noise From Air Tower
Scottsdale residents ask Scottsdale School Board to build a wall to block noise from Pueblo School air conditioning tower. Mrs. Matha Riley filed the request via attorney Lynn Laney. a decision is due in a month. acoustic study cites noise above ideal residential levels. other sources include a walk in refrigerator compressor and a mechanical equipment room.
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Pueblo
Matha Riley
Canal Bank Rd
Lynn Laney
Laney
William Pederson
Robert A. Larabell
Pederson
Record Seizure of 935 Pounds Heroin in Marseilles
French customs halted 935 pounds of pure heroin hidden in a cement block on the fishing vessel Le Caprice des Tempes seized in Marseilles harbor. U.S. narcotics officials valued the haul at about $222.5 million street sale, noting it could feed New York addicts for six weeks. Jerry Jenson called it the largest seizure in history.
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UPI
Marseilles
U.S
Jerry Jenson
Federal Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
New York
New York City
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Death penalty for Paul Gilly in Yablonski slayings
A jury in Washington Pennsylvania convicted Paul Gilly of three counts of first degree murder and sentenced him to death for the December 31, 1969 killings of Joseph Yablonski his wife and daughter. The seven men and five women deliberated about three and a half hours before reaching the verdict at 11:30 a.m. EST.
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UPI
Paul Gilly
Gilly
Cleveland
Joseph A
Jock” Yablonski
Pennsylvania
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