Dayan Kissinger Seek Disengagement in Golan Talks
Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Dayan arrived in Washington to meet Henry Kissinger on disengagement plans for Israeli Syrian forces in the Golan Heights amid ongoing artillery duels. Syria refuses total withdrawal, demands Israeli pullback from the Golan, while prisoners’ release stalls movement.
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Washington
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Henry A. Kissinger
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Tel Aviv
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Rainstorm drenches region as flood threat grows
A strong rainstorm covers Ukiah and surrounding counties with 1.7 inches in 24 hours and 0.51 inches in three hours, pushing seasonal totals to 51.15 inches. Willits Covelo Boonville Chamberlain Creek report 2.44 2.44 2.05 2.95 inches, while Lake Mendocino rises and dam gates close. Ed Carpenter warns ranchers and grape growers to remove pumps ahead of continued rainfall and possible lake releases. Crossing into Moscow, Natalya Solzhenitsyn departs with family for exile in Switzerland, saying we will be back.
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Lake County
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UPI
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Russia
Switzerland
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Swissair
Zurich
Natalya Solzhenitsyn
Sheremetyevo
Igor Shafarevich
Lev Kopelev
March Fong to Speak Here April 5 in Ukiah
Mendocino County Democratic Central Committee prepares a noon buffet in the Palace Hotel Masonite room for Assemblywoman March Fong on Friday April 5. Reservations: Palace Hotel 4623841 or Nancy Adams 4629242. Fong, 15th district representative from Alameda County, discussed health care education and environmental issues, with a noted legislative record.
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Nixon to surrender evidence under grand jury subpoena
The White House said President Nixon will comply with a Watergate grand jury subpoena for additional White House materials. The move comes ahead of a court deadline and follows negotiations led by James D. St Clair with Special Prosecutor Leon Jaworski.
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Kissinger and Soviets fail to reach arms limit breakthrough
Secretary of State Kissinger held three days of talks in Moscow seeking progress on strategic nuclear arms limits before Nixon’s June trip. Officials said no conceptual breakthrough emerged and Kissinger may meet Soviet leaders again in May while Brezhnev’s side offered counter proposals.
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Hearst Eyes New $4 Million Food Giveaway Plan
Randolph A. Hearst announces a further $4 million food handout tied to Patricia Hearst's release. He cites possible SLA negotiations as he awaits word on his granddaughter’s fate. A letter from imprisoned SLA members is read on KPFA urging release and contact.
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