U.S. and Soviet to hold talks on arms limits in September
The United States and the Soviet Union will meet twice at high levels on area limitation, not before September. One session with Cyrus Vance and Andrei Gromyko will be in New York during the U.N. General Assembly. A second location was not disclosed. A White House briefing note suggested the talks would occur in Geneva earlier, contrary to reports.
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Miller Claims UMW Victory
Arnold Miller claimed a second term as president of the United Mine Workers Union as supporters celebrated in Charleston West Virginia. Opponents conceded defeat and Miller urged end to internal bickering and peace in the coalfields while pledging renewed efforts against coal operators. Patterson hinted at a challenge. Patterson blamed ballot design for low vote totals. Miller will lead the 277,000 member union for five more years.
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Paul McCormick 66 Dies in Winslow Memorial
Memorial services were held for Paul McCormick 66 a Winslow resident since 1942 who died June 6 at Winslow Memorial Hospital. Buried at Desert View Cemetery he worked for Santa Fe Railway as a conductor until retirement in July 1975. Survivors include his widow Ella two sons Dr Jack McCormick and Paul M McCormick two grandsons and a sister. Memorials suggested to Winslow Memorial Hospital for a cardiac monitor.
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Bombings Disrupt Spain’s First Free Election in 41 Years
MADRID AP reports separate bombings injuring three people and damaging commuter rail lines ahead of Spain’s first free election in 41 years. Police locked down polling areas to ensure votes could proceed.
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