Summit meeting may be spurred by arms talks
UPI reports that agreement on nuclear arms curbs under SALT negotiations between the United States and the Soviet Union could spur a Nixon Kremlin summit. Diplomats say a breakthrough is possible this year and that leaders might personally back a broader strategic arms limitation accord.
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Kissinger Arrives in Paris for Viet Nam Talks
Kissinger arrives in Paris for consultations on a new phase of Vietnamese peace talks with David Kim. He plans to study the Viet Cong plan submitted July 1, which links prisoner releases to troop withdrawal with a year-end pullout deadline.
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UPI
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Viet Cong
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Hanoi
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France
Arthur K. Watson
First Known Woman Implicated in Italian Mafia
Antinetta Bagarella, a 1-year-old former PE teacher, is named as the first woman suspected of Mafia ties in Italy. Palermo court hearing set for July 26 to seek banishment from Corleone, amid claims she endangers society.
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Italy
UPI
Itclian Mafia
Antonetta Bagarella
Agnew says US will not pressure Israel in Middle East
Vice President Spiro Agnew told reporters in Addis Ababa that the United States would not pressure Israel over the Middle East dispute. He warned a heavy-handed approach would be unproductive and provoke criticism at home. The remarks came during his first news conference after talks with King Faisal and the Emir of Kuwait on a three nation African tour.
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UPI
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Jeddah
Chamber urges safer consumer advertising standards
The UPI report notes the U.S. Chamber of Commerce urged its five million members to focus more on consumer health and safety in ads. The five point Statement on Advertising advocates clear cautions on product labels, truthful claims, and voluntary self regulation within the law. It calls for data to back claims, standardized category information, and ads that respect standards of good taste and values.
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UPI
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Heat Wave Draws Two Million To L A Beaches
Los Angeles sweltered as 90 degree temperatures hit the basin on Sunday drawing about two million people to beaches from Santa Monica to coastal towns. Lifeguards reported mild surf with few rescues while jellyfish stings sent several beachgoers to treatment centers. Santa Monica alone hosted around two hundred thousand visitors amid the record crowds.
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UPI
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New Orleans Jazzmen honor Satchmo in funeral march
In New Orleans Louis Armstrong tribute, brass bands lead a crowd of 10,000 to 16,000 from Canal and Basin streets to City Hall for a memorial service. Peddy Riley taps, then Taps, amid rain and Mardi Gras atmosphere as city officials and Zulu king Ernest Wright speak.
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UPI
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Rapid demise of Soyuz 11 cosmonauts confirmed
The Tass cited government investigators stating a rapid pressure drop inside the descent vehicle caused the death of Soyuz 11 crew Georgi Dobrovolsky Vladislav Volkov and Viktor Patsayev during reentry after a record 23 days in space. An inspection found no structural failures and the tragedy prompted a state funeral.
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Viktor Z. Patgayev
Salyut Space Station
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Tass
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Curtain floats to block dead fish in Tampa Bay
Florida officials deployed a floating curtain in Tampa Bay to trap millions of dead fish from red tide. Randolph Hodges led the cleanup with Gov. Reubin Askew's authority. seven shrimp trawlers and 30 companies joined the effort.
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UPI
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Florida Natural Resources
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Reubin
Dove
Eea
Ordination debate nears in LCMS convention
At the Milwaukee LCMS convention a break prompted a push to ordain women, a plan initially opposed by most. President Preus allowed a floor vote window, triggering strong debate as several delegates spoke, but the 14 minute limit ended the effort for now. The issue is expected to reappear later in the week-long gathering.
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Jacob A. C. Preus
Austin
Minn
Four youths found dead and two critical from overdose
In Siskiyou County near Fort Jones two young men died and two others were critically injured in what officials call an apparent drug overdose. A fifth man was arrested on suspicion of murder. Victims identified as Franklin Crader 20 and John Ruff 21. Mills 17 and Hullquist 19 were in critical condition. Bodies found about 200 yards off a dirt road at 5:30 a.m. Saturday after last being seen at 6 p.m. the previous day.
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Franklin P. Crader
John W. Ruff
Michael 5. Mills
Brant W. Hullquist
Opinions clash over CBS special contempt citation
Washington UPI report notes two Democratic members of the House Commerce Committee clash over whether to cite CBS President Frank Stanton and CBS for contempt for withholding unused film from The Selling of the Pentagon. Dingell argues for examination. Eckhardt warns of chilling free speech and questions over the film's context.
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John D. Dingell
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Dw.va
Dingell
Federal Communications Commission
Five men rob Martinez man of $800 clothes
Five men allegedly robbed a Martinez man yesterday of $800 and his clothes after he tried to buy a stereo. Police described a pickup truck scene near Fremont Boulevard and Beard Road around 4 pm, with four suspects leaving the scene and one driver fleeing. One suspect was reportedly identified but not located.
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Edward James
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