Nixon seeks Sept. 1 approval for arms curb talks
President Nixon urged Congress to approve by Sept. 1 a treaty with the Soviet Union limiting defensive strategic missiles and a companion executive agreement to curb offensive missiles. He hosted a large White House briefing with Kissinger and 122 legislators to press for support and October talks on broader disarmament.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Moscow
White House
Henry A. Kissinger
Senate
Free Medical Help To Poor Reduced In Hill Burton Shift
Federal efforts to limit free care at Hill Burton funded hospitals drew lawsuits from antipoverty groups. The HEW proposal sets a three percent of operating costs or ten percent of original aid free care rule, with many facilities exempted. About 85 percent already meet the compromise, approved secretly by the Federal Hospital Council.
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Washington
Hill-Burton
HEW
Federal Register
American Hospitals Association
AHA
David F. Drake
Chicago
Federal Hospital Council
National Legal Program
Louisiana
Colorado
West Virginia
Florida
District of Columbia
DDT Banned in United States Environmental Victory
The Environmental Protection Agency bans virtually all uses of DDT in the United States. Environmentalists praise the decision as a landmark victory with leaders like Roderick Cameron of the Environmental Defense Fund and the National Audubon Society backing the move.
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New York
Man
Environmental Protection Agency
United States
Roderick Cameron
Environmental Defense Fund
Long Island
N.Y
National Audubon Society
Kissinger Heads to China Amid Viet Peace Speculation
Washington AP says Henry Kissinger travels to Peking on a light schedule with no set meetings while speculation grows that new Vietnam peace moves could emerge as Soviet leader Podgorny meets in Hanoi. Officials deny links to Nixon micromoves and mining or bombing actions.
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Kissinger
China
Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Nixon
Peking
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Hanoi
Vietnam
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Kissin
People’s Republic of China
United States
Paris
John D. Negroponte
Ziegler
North Vietnam
Podgorney
Kremlin
U.S
Japan
Moscow
82 Feared Dead As Cathay Pacific Jet Crashes in Vietnam
In South Vietnam's central highlands a Cathay Pacific Convair 880 with 82 aboard crashed, apparently breaking apart in flight. Rescue teams found some bodies. no survivors. The flight originated in Singapore, en route Bangkok to Hong Kong, with wreckage near Cheo Reo, about 200 miles northeast of Saigon.
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South Vietnam
U.S
Bangkok
Hong Kong
Singapore
Pleiku
Cheo Reo
Highlands
Malabar Farm to become state property in Ohio plan
Gov. John Gilligan announced the state will take over Louis Bromfield’s Malabar Farm near Mansfield, with Noble Foundation to transfer the 595 acres and a mortgage of 200000 dollars. The Agriculture Department will test farming methods while Natural Resources manages the 31 room manor and grounds for preservation of Bromfield’s legacy.
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Columbus, Ohio
Louis Bromfield
Malabar
Mansfield
State of
Ohio
Noble Foundation
Gilligan
Malabar Farm Foundation
Bromfield
Europe
Malabar Farm
Agriculture Department
Natural Resources Department
Youngstown Mayor hints at run for governor in 1974
Youngstown Mayor Jack Hunter said he would consider a 1974 gubernatorial bid on the Republican ticket if re-elected and no other northeastern Ohio Republican mayor enters. He noted similar GOP mayors in Cleveland Warren Niles Canton and Akron. Democratic majorities prevail among voters in those cities.
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Youngstown, Ohio
Youngstown
Jack Hunter
Hunter
Ohio
Cleveland
Warren
Niles
Canton
Akron
Ohio Bell Faced Major Long Distance Outage in Columbus
Ohio Bell officials blamed a mechanical breakdown for a near total collapse of long distance service in Columbus on Wednesday. Service was restored after about two and a half hours as technicians investigated the cause, with extra operators added to handle the backlog. John Connally, on a world tour, said he was satisfied with talks in South America before continuing to Australia.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Bell System
Columbus
Lima
Peru
U.S
John B. Connally
Indicted in Mentor murders of Hoffman couple and son
Howard Thomas Hoffman III, 22, of Chagrin Falls was indicted by the Lake County Grand Jury on two counts of first degree murder for the March 14 shooting deaths of his patients. Police said three separate fires were started at their Mentor home to conceal the killings.
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Painesville, Ohio
Howard Thomas Hoffman III
Chagrin Falls
Lake County
Grand Jury
Howard Hoffman
Laura Jane
Mentor
Nixon names Reagan as special envoy for Europe tour
President Nixon announced Reagan will embark on a second multinational trip as special representative. The California governor will depart July 2 visiting Denmark Belgium France Italy Ireland and Britain on this delegation.
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Nixon
Ronald Reagan
California
Europe
Denmark
Belgium
France
Italy
Ireland
Britain
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