Smith Sees Geneva Talks Far From Goal on Rhodesia Transfer
Rhodesia's Ian Smith said Geneva negotiations on a transition to black rule are farther from the objective than at the start. He rejected new British plans for a mixed government with whites in control of security, while violence flared in Bulawayo with deaths at two beer halls.
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Kissinger Ends Diplomatic Era With Final Foreign Trip
Henry A. Kissinger returns to Washington after 39 months as secretary of state. He declares there are no more foreign trips, reflecting on his travels to 57 countries. He plans decompression before a potential future Republican service and begins arranging memoirs with his wife Nancy.
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Smoldering Cigarette Sparked Fire That Killed Cassidy
CASUALTY CASE JACK CASSIDY FOUND DEAD IN WEST HOLLYWOOD PENTHOUSE AFTER PARTY FIRE INVESTIGATION SAYS A SMOLDERING CIGARETTE MAY HAVE IGNITED THE BLAZE HEAVY SMOKER CASSIDY KNOWN FOR BROADWAY AND TELEVISION WORK DIED AT 49 WITH AUTOPSY PLANNED AND NO SIGNS OF FOUL PLAY.
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Lebanon Christians Split as Gun Battle Forces Breakup
In Beirut a gun battle a grenade attack and kidnappings split Lebanon's two largest Christian factions. At least three men were killed and five wounded as Chamoun's National Liberal party and Pierre Gemayel's Phalangist party blame each other. Chamoun's Tigers militia withdraws from the united Christian command.
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Blumenthal Named Likely Treasury Secretary in Carter Sweep
Carter signals cabinet road map with W Michael Blumenthal as treasury pick and Jane Pfeiffer favored for commerce. Meetings at the governor's mansion in Atlanta include candidates for attorney general housing and urban development and defense. Carter press conference set for Tuesday with Vance named secretary of state and Lance as budget chief.
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Madrid kidnapers demand prisoner exchange for Oriol
Gunmen abduct Antonio Maria de Oriol, president of the Council of State, in Madrid. GRAPPO claims holding him and demands 15 long term political prisoners be sent to Algeria for his release amid upcoming referendum. Police surround Madrid as probes widen and relatives confirm the message.
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Winchester Parks Board and Shenandoah College Seek Baseball Site
The Winchester Parks Board and Shenandoah College plan a public hearing Wednesday to decide where to place a proposed baseball facility. The discussion focuses on location and community impact at the public meeting.
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