Five nations hold secret oil meeting at Camp David
Kissinger convened leaders and finance ministers from Britain France West Germany Japan and the United States at Camp David with tight secrecy. A news blackout was imposed and no readouts or access were promised. Japan’s Foreign Minister Toshio Kimura warned of potential global economic chaos and urged US Japan cooperation to build a new economic order.
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UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
Ford Administration
Britain
France
West Germany
Japan
United States
Catoctin Mountains
Maryland
Toshio Kimura
Newsmen
Luck Bouncer: Break-in Attempt Ends with Head Shot
Martin Scott, 18, reportedly tried to break in when a Phoenix homeowner fired at him and missed. The homeowner then retrieved a shotgun and struck Scott over the head, ending the incident.
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Phoenix
UPI
Martin Scott
Scott
Party committees in Maricopa County elect leaders for two years
Republican officers were re elected including Charles Lemon as chairman with Don Langston Amanda Downie Agnes Murphy and Howard Ryan Jr. as officers. Democrats re elected Mathew Wheeler as chairman with Dorothy Leonard Gene Bullock Donna Thrasher and Adela Serrano in key roles.
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Phoenix
UPI
Maricopa County
Republican Committee
Charles Lemon
Don Langston
Amanda Downie
Agnes Murphy
Howard Ryan Jr
Mathew Wheeler
Harry Craig
Dorothy Leonard
Gene Bullock
Donna Thrasher
Adela Serrano
New approach to bone cancer treatment outlined
Dr. Gerald Rosen of Memorial Sloan-Kettering describes an aggressive strategy for osteogenic sarcoma. He reports that amputation alone cures fewer than 20 percent, and advocates starting chemotherapy soon after amputation to curb spread before symptoms reappear.
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San Francisco
UPI
New York
Gerald Rosen
Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center
Rosen
San Fran
Cisco Cancer Symposium
Trains charm riders as Amtrak era unfolds
Aboard the Zephyr in 1974, passengers argue progress in speed vs. experience. Despite delays and aging equipment, riders praise the journey, noting scenic views, relaxed pace, and a social, leisure filled atmosphere that contrasts with the old faster era.
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Zephyr
CNS
San Francisco
West Coast
Chicago
The Aces and the seven vs six in bridge play discussed
A Scotland England bridge hand explores why a seven versus a six can change the outcome. North s two heart response signals transfer to spades, South’s three no trump ends with a slight misfit. West clubs lead and forced plays determine the tie outcome. East and West show different opening lead ideas and the article notes how modern opening leads might alter play.
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England
Wests
North
South
West
East
Declarer
Bridge bidding slips to a four heart game after Stayman
In a Bridge hand with South dealer and vulnerable, the sequence goes 1NT, 2 clubs Stayman, 3NT, and North shows four hearts. South opts for four hearts over other fits, while the club response hints at a 4-4 major suit fit. The article notes fourth best can cost contracts in this system.
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North
Perjury conviction Reinecke denied new trial
The U.S. District Judge in Washington denied motions for a new trial or reversal of Ed Reinecke's perjury conviction. Reinecke was found guilty of lying to Senator Hiram Fong in 1972 about ITT’s offer to help finance the Republican National Convention during a Justice Department antitrust review. He is to be sentenced next Wednesday.
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Washington
UPI
California
Ed Reinecke
Reinecke
Senate Judicary Committee
U.S
Barrington Parker
Hiram Fong
Hawaii
John Mitchell
ITT
Justice Department
Fong
Senate
Parker
Deserters Begin Processing at Camp Atterbury Under Amnesty
At Camp Atterbury Indiana more than 500 deserters lined up for processing as part of President Ford's conditional amnesty. Pentagon officials noted a woman among arrivals who expected an undesirable discharge and had turned herself in before the clemency program was announced. By Friday 543 deserters had arrived, with 152 already having complete paperwork.
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Camp Atterbury, Ind
UPI
Camp Atterbury
Ford
Army Base
Edinburg
Ind
Pentagon
Army
United States Army
New York
Vietnam vets protest amnesty by returning papers in Phoenix
Four Vietnam veterans confronted Assistant U.S. Attorney Ron Jennings to protest conditional amnesty for deserters and draft dodgers. Spokesman Gerard Smith, Navy veteran, accused the Ford administration of favoritism toward those classified as deserters while unemployment among veterans runs around ten percent. Accompanying him were Robert Hostetler George Krob and Ed Bowman. Jennings said he could not accept the papers.
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Phoenix
UPI
U.S
Ron Jennings
Ford Administration
Navy
Gerard Smith
Smith
Robert Hostetler
George Krob
Ed Bowman
Jennings
Colorado pilot dies in Phoenix plane crash
A Colorado pilot Ronald Dean Brinkhoff 39 was killed when his twin engine plane struck power lines and crashed into the Ted Mata home near Sky Harbor Airport. He had said he could land on one engine before the crash and was trapped in the wreckage.
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Phoenix
UPI
Colorado
Sky Harbor
Ronald Dean Brinkhoff
Littleton
Brinkhoff
Earth talk debated by Prof Bates at British science meeting
Belfast's Prof Bates challenged space contact advocates at a British Association for the Advancement of Science convention. He argued alien civilizations may be too advanced or uninterested to fund costly contact efforts and cast doubt on life beyond Earth. He noted limits of signal travel time and the improbability of successful first contact.
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Len Trout
Reno
Manuel Cereceres
Kouw
D. R. “Bates
Queen’s College, Belfast
Bates
Outer Space
British Association For the Advancement of Science
Gauss
Siberia
von Littrow
Sahara
London
UPI
U.S. Navy
Mars
Earth
National Radio Astronomy Laboratory
Greenbank
W.va
Kiva Scouts Invite Boys to Introductory Cub Meeting
Kiva Scouts invite parents in the Kiva School area to bring boys ages 8 to 10 to an introductory Cub Scouts meeting on Monday at 7 p.m. in the Kiva Cafetorium. Continuing Cubs from Pack 441 and their parents are also invited.
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Kiva
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