Kissinger may meet Viet Cong official in Paris this weekend
Administration officials say Henry Kissinger may confer with Le Duc Tho in Paris as part of exploring the seven point peace plan offered by the Viet Cong. The talks would follow his Saigon meetings with South Vietnamese leaders and precede further U.S. discussions on aid withdrawal and a ceasefire.
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Paris
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South Vietnam
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Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
Nguyen Cao Ky
Arsenal cuts operations as 600 workers face layoff
Ravenna Arsenal will stop ammunition loading by August 1 affecting about 600 of its 1,300 civilian employees. The move, ordered by Joliet’s Army Procurement and Supply Agency, follows reduced Southeast Asia combat activity. Production lines will be on standby for possible future restart.
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U.S. Army Procurement and Supply Agency
Joliet, Ill
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Jury duty and stream pollution studies headline city feature
Walter Godfrey explains jury selections and how the system works while AREA STUDENTS report over 100 pupils using scientific methods to trace stream pollution. CHILDHOOD DRAWINGS inspire 15-year-old Pegey Kennedy to murals about the house as Paul Zach notes. Robert Stilgenbauer rebuilds a pipe organ over four years. Betty Hinman writes the Sunday feature with John Kenney on a Boy Scouts camp photo report.
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Roger Turner
Pegey Kennedy
Paul Zach
Baby dies after Lorain crash on West Erie near Beaver Park
A three and a half month old girl, Virginia Towne, died at St. Joseph Hospital from head injuries after a two car collision on West Erie Avenue. Her family, including mother Rhonda Towne and siblings, suffered minor injuries. driver Arnold Loken was charged with failure to control and released on bond.
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Dale Towne
Furnace Road
Vermilion
St. Joseph Hospital
Lorain County
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Rhonda
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Tonya
Helen Sams
Edgewater
Arnold 0. Loken
Huron
Loken
Sams
Weather Outlook With Warm Temperatures And Light Winds
Partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow with a 20 percent chance of showers. Highs in the lower 80s, with today’s expected high in the 80s. Winds light and variable tonight and northeast to 15 mph tomorrow. Sunset tonight at 9 02 p.m. Sunrise tomorrow at 6 02 a.m. High 81 yesterday at 3 p.m. Low 69 today at 5 15 a.m. Details on page 6.
Agnew in Ethiopia for talks during Africa tour
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew arrived in Addis Ababa Ethiopia on his first Africa trip. He met Emperor Haile Selassie and Prime Minister and Crown Prince Asta Wossen after pledging to relay Arab friend views to President Nixon. The visit followed desert heat and a cooler, rainy reception.
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Saudi Arabia
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Ross Adair
Indiana
Cuyahoga judge vows fast trials for top heroin dealers
Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Judge Frank J. Gorman pledges trials within 60 days for the top 10 heroin dealers. He will obtain the names from Lt. Burt E. Miller and pursue immediate court action to curb traffic, noting strong potential 70 percent impact if those pushers are convicted.
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Cleveland
Officer Rescues Youth as Court Weighs Drug Case Backlog
A police officer saves a youth while Miller cites 625 drug cases pending and urges removing the 20 peddlers who supply most drugs. He says 10 dealers cause 70 percent of activity and argues against rushing trials, while Gorman notes backlog limits but allows major dealers to be tried.
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Gorman
SAMs Fired at U S Recon Jet Over Vietnam
Three surface to air missiles fired at a U S Air Force RF4 reconnaissance jet 45 miles above the DMZ missed their mark. Maj Richard Gardner said escorting fighters did not return fire due to poor shots at the SAM site. In other air action B52s hit multiple targets, delivering heavy strikes in the north.
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U. S. Air Force
Demilitarized Zone
U. S
Richard Gardner
U.S
Dayan blames U S for stalling Middle East peace talks
Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Dayan accused the United States of blocking peace prospects by agreeing to Egyptian demands and withholding last month's request for additional warplanes. He warned about Soviet influence in the region and suggested Israel could serve as a base against Moscow. In Vietnam, North Vietnamese forces pressed along the DMZ with concentrations near Fire Base Fuller as ground fighting persisted and shelling fell to a year and a half low.
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Moshe Dayan
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Middle East
Israel
Dayan
Soviet Union
46 jailed in suburb drug raids
North Olmsted police said 46 youths were arrested during last night’s coordinated drug raids across Cleveland area suburbs. The Way Out Coffee House was named as a scene for drug negotiations while 14 people were seized under six secret indictments by the county grand jury. A North Olmsted area Elyria youth linked to the case was among those charged with marijuana offenses.
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Hird
Elyria
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North Olmsted Drug Ation Committee
Unitarian Universalist Fellowship
Porter Road
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Grand Jury
Foster
Palmer
Rocky River
Lakewood
Center Ridge Rd
Detroit Rd
Leslie Black
Black
Chile Earthquake Devastates Central Valley Hundreds Displaced
A powerful tremor struck northern Central Valley Chile causing hundreds of deaths and injuries and leaving about 100000 homeless. President Allende ordered emergency housing and aid while international relief surged with aid flights and supplies.
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UPI
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Fidel Castro
Today's chuckle Girl engages friend over couple
A humorous remark describes a newly engaged pair with a sharp caveat about the bride to be. The friend is told the couple are pleasant overall, but one partner stands out as problematic. The joke hinges on a playful, pointed tease about character.
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