Nixon Brezhnev sign test pact amid aim for 10 year accord
In Moscow Nixon and Brezhnev agreed to seek a 10 year framework limiting offensive nuclear weapons while abandoning a permanent ban. They pledged to halt underground tests over 150 kilotons and to place new limits on missile defenses with a 21 month treaty effective March 31 1976. Observers may verify tests, a first for the Soviet Union.
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Henry A. Kissinger
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Geneva
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United States
St Clair Focuses On Hunt Payment In Impeachment Inquiry
White House attorney James D. St Clair prepares to call witnesses in the impeachment inquiry centering on the $75,000 paid to E Howard Hunt Jr The defense argues the funds were for legal fees not silencing Hunt and cites Nixon's March 21 1973 discussion as key context Paul OBrien testifies about routing Hunt’s request to Dean LaRue to deliver the money and Mitchell’s involvement are noted in ongoing Watergate updates
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James D. St. Clair
House
Judiciary Committee
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Hunt
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John W. Dean III
Paul O’brien
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O’brien
William O. Bittman
Bittman
LaRue
Break-In Illegality Never Discussed Aides Testify
Washington AP report shows Ehrlichman approved a covert entry into Dr Fielding’s Beverly Hills office to obtain Ellsberg’s psychiatric files. Krogh and Young testified there was no explicit term for burglary and no discussion of illegality, but consent to proceed was given.
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Daniel Ellisberg
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Lewis J. Fielding
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Young
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FBI
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Cape Cod
Peron Funeral Delayed as Nation Mourns Father Figures
Argentina observes days of mourning after Juan D. Peron dies at 78. Isabel Peron postpones the state funeral to Thursday to allow more citizens to pay homage at the open casket in the congressional building. crowds inch along lines, many kiss the forehead, two leaders urge unity, shops and offices close under a Peronist strike.
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Hundreds Mourn Mrs. King at Slain Clergy's Funeral
Thousands gathered in Atlanta at Ebenezer Baptist Church for the funeral of Mrs. King 70 who died after being shot during a Sunday service while playing the organ. Her family including husband Dr. Martin Luther King Sr. and daughter Christine King Farris survived her. Burial set for Southview Cemetery. Authorities seek links to other shootings. Dayton case involves Marcus Wayne Chenault. Memorials and public mourning followed nationwide as police and crowds managed the scene.
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Atlanta
Martin Luther King Sr
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Atlanta, Ga
Christine King Farris
A. D. King
Marcus Wayne Chenault
Dayton
Ohio
ACLU seeks stay on Ohio aid to nonpublic schools
Attorneys for the American Civil Liberties Union asked a federal judge to extend the ban on $81 million in state aid to nonpublic schools until the U S Supreme Court rules. Lawyer Leonard J Schwartz said he expects a decision within days.
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Rhodes Gilligan clash seen in GOP poll in Ohio
Republican State Chairman Kent B. McGough says a party poll shows a very close governor race between former Gov. James A. Rhodes and incumbent Gov. John J. Gilligan. The May to early June survey also finds all GOP incumbents ahead and other Republican candidates within reach of victory.
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Jury selection continues in Houston mass murder case
In San Antonio 17 of the 32 jurors needed have been chosen amid courtroom bickering. Elmer Wayne Henley, 18, stands trial for six of the deaths of 27 youths found last year in Houston.
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Classifieds and Weather Snippet
Classifieds listed 24 to 26 every week with various entries. Weather forecast shows clear warm night with low in the 70s and Thursday partly cloudy hot and humid with highs in the low 90s. Details on Page 2.
Electrical Workers OK Contract in Columbus Ohio
In Columbus Ohio 1600 workers at the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co approved a three year contract by 1055 to 296. The pact offers up to a 40 cent hourly raise in the first two years a third year wage reopener clause an improved retirement plan and fringe benefits including vacation time rising from four to six weeks Local 1466 of the IBEW had threatened a strike if rejected and the previous agreement expired at midnight Sunday.
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