Heath and Pompidou Reach Broad European Accord
London reports British Prime Minister Heath and French President Pompidou ended a weekend summit with broad agreement on enlarging the European Community. They endorsed a role for a future European Parliament and discussed the monetary system and GATT for economic ties with the United States.
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ITT antitrust mediator defends settlement amid criticism
The chief government negotiator in the ITT antitrust case defended the settlement as proper, denying prosecution was halted, while accusing the media of a misleading picture. The deal shifted control of Hartford Insurance, Avis Rent A Car, Canteen, and Levitt to ITT and included a large stock dividend.
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Illinois Candidates Rally Voters in Chicago Amid Caucus Heat
Report notes crowded streets as delegates, politicians, and supporters engage in pre election push. Candidates woo voters across Illinois 15 of 24 congressional districts show candidates renewing pledges and rallying crowds behind party slates and policy options.
Romeos extend field of play at Vatican gates
Report from Rome describes a new insult by Romeos in St. Peter's Square near the Vatican. A pair in a blue motor scooter swerved past crowds and a passenger reached out to squeeze women’s legs while shouting Bella. A motorist narrowly avoided collision.
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Swallows Return to Capistrano Marked by Crowds and Dances
Capistrano drew thousands as swallows returned to the San Juan Capistrano Mission on St. Joseph's Day. About 4,000 people lined the streets while 1,003 campers and trailers occupied nearby lots. Officials estimated crowds rising from 4,000 at 4 a.m. to 11,000, then a potential 100,000. The birds travel 7,000 miles from Argentina, ending a long seasonal migration that legends say began to fund restoration of the mission.
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Weather sketch for Monday with scattered clouds
Reading presents a Monday forecast with cloudy conditions. Temperatures range from the mid-50s to mid-60s, windy west to southwest at 10 to 20 mph, with highs near 70s and yesterday's high around 76 and low near 63.
Martian pole water ice hints at surface layer
Latest photos from the Mari Ner 9 spacecraft suggest polar Mars water ice may lie beneath a surface layer of frozen carbon dioxide in the red planet's colder regions.
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Administration drafts July food stamp increase for four
Nationwide move would lift cost of living aid for a family of four by about 2.7 percent starting July 1. Page 3 reports Congressional auditors adding 800 million to Navy cost estimates and criticizing Pentagon for mislead ing Congress. Also notes minority business ownership at 4 percent while minorities are 17 percent of the population, and President Nixon urging legislation to boost minority enterprise investment.
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Peking silent on 14th nuclear test explosion reported
IS reports a 14th nuclear test explosion by Peking with no official comment. A Greek trial defendant claims an American-born co-defendant threatened to blow up U S worships as a joke. Chi Peng-fei condemns Jordan king plan for a Palestinian autonomous state. Iraq and Palestinian guerrillas back steps to defeat the proposal. Poles vote in a single-list election for a 460-member parliament under the National Unity Front.
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