Detente talks push U S Soviet trade and rights concerns
In Washington, Andrei Gromyko met with President Nixon and Kissinger to discuss advancing detente with the Soviet Union. The meeting included Dobrynin and interpreter Sukhodrev with focus on bilateral negotiations and trade accord prospects amid tensions over emigration and intellectual freedoms.
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Stewart Hensley Washington
UPI
Andrei I. Gromyko
White House
United States
Soviet Union
Nixon
Oval Office
Henry A. Kissinger
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Kissinger
Dobrynin
Washington
Victor Sukhodrev
Gromyko
U. S
Kremlin
Nikita Khrushchev
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Cuba
Lyndon B. Johnson
Moscow
Middle East
Southeast Asia
Russia
U.S
Loving mother opens eight acre ranch to teen and traveler guests
Eileen Jarson runs a sprawling Carson home at 6225 E Mockingbird Lane housing at least 14 teens and young adults over the past years along with five foreign exchange students, her own children, and animals. She sees her role as instinctive care and a form of living therapy, often coordinating with police to shelter youths with nowhere else to go. Dorene Kronke, a Minnesota visitor, joined in June to pursue a health-food store training while others drift through for meals and shelter, like an Army of guests arriving daily.
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Eileen Jarson
Mockingbird Lane
Carson Home
Ranch
Jarson
Ralph
Gail
Scott
Carl
Bui Quoc Dung
Vietnam
Chaparral High
Dorene Kronke
Minnesota
Carson
Tran
Farmers face fuel shortages as stations close nationwide
United Press International reports autumn harvests may proceed with existing fuel but spring supplies worry farmers. Gasoline rationing protests close hundreds of stations in St Louis and other states, prompting long lines and panic buying while farmers hope to weather shortages and heat poultry houses amid potential price controls.
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United Press International
St. Louis
Tennessee
New York
Colorado
Illinois
Indiana
Utah
Oregon
Washington
West Virginia
Phillis Petroleum Co
Agriclure
Gus R. Douglass
Phillips
Arabs seize Vienna train and hijack at airport
Two Arabs armed with grenades and submachine guns hijack the Moscow to Vienna Chopin Express near the Czech border taking four hostages including three Jews bound for Israel. They shoot a Czech border guard later hospitalized. at Vienna airport they demand safe conduct and a plane to an unspecified destination.
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Vienna
UPI
Czech
Israel
Ferdinand Beles
Interior Ministry
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