Kissinger Tho Continue Talks on Peace Violations
In Paris Kissinger and Le Duc Tho met for another round of Vietnam peace talks amid Saigon reports, with no final stance on a new cease fire. The pair planned further meetings with French officials and Tho in Saint-Nom-la-Bretesche as Saigon indicated it would not sign a new cease-fire but might accept other agreements.
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Sam Klein’s 1891 Suit Shop Offers Tailored Service
Sam Klein's promotes quality suits from top makers with attentive sales staff and skilled tailors for alterations. The store emphasizes value and tradition in a friendly, knowledgeable shopping experience.
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Cleveland Man's Rare Hitler Book to Be Sold to Highest Bidder
Frank Bombolewski of Cleveland owns a 1936 Hitler volume with a Goebbels foreword found in a bombed Frankfurt home in 1945. He aims to sell it to the highest bidder, with a top offer of about 6000 dollars so far.
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Tryouts Set for Berea Summer Theater Show
Berea Summer Theater invites 12 men and 12 women plus chorus and dancers to tryouts Sunday at Bald win Wallace College art and drama center from 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 pm. The musical Promises Promises runs August 8 to 12 and August 14 to 19.
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Nomination of Kelley for FBI director eyed to lift morale
Washington AP reports Kansas City Police Chief Clarence M. Kelley is nominated to head the FBI to restore morale and public image after J Edgar Hoover. He must win Senate confirmation, with hearings set for June 18 or 19, facing probing questions.
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Nude German mechanic chases burglars into hotel elevator
In Seattle a nude German airplane mechanic chased two women burglars into a Cambin Hotel elevator. Jack Stanton, in the lobby, observed the scene. The women stole his wallet containing $160. The elevator carried them to the lobby before the wallet could be recovered.
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Nixon to give first outside address in eight weeks
President Nixon plans a commencement speech at Florida Technical University in Orlando as his first public appearance away from government buildings and military bases in eight weeks. He travels to Key Biscayne afterward to map response to inflation and political issues and prep for June talks with Leonid Brezhnev.
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