Brezhnev and Nixon Open First Summit Session at White House
At the White House Nixon and Brezhnev began talks to ease tensions and pursue nuclear arms limits. A 21 gun salute greeted Brezhnev with security tight amid Watergate fallout and protests.
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Brezhnev
White House
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Leonid I. Brezhnev
U.S
Oval Office
Camp David
Maryland Mountains
San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
National Guidelines Sought Mayors Revenue Sharing At Odds
San Francisco report on the battles over the Better Communities Bill. Mayors, HUD officials, and Congress clash on spending rules and targets for community development funds. Proposals would replace seven programs with automatic grants of 2.5 billion dollars for cities over 50 000. White and black mayors debate national goals and accountability.
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San Francisco
Nixon
Congress
Floyd Hyde
Department of Housing and Urban Development
U.S. Conference of Mayors
Hyde
Mayor's Conference
Skylab 1 Crew Sets Longest Space Flight Record
Space Center Houston reports Skylab 1 astronauts Charles Conrad Jr Joseph Kerwin and Paul Weitz set a new spaceflight duration record surpassing the Soyuz 11 mark of 23 days 18 hours 22 minutes. They remained about 275 miles above Africa with four days left in their 28 day mission.
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Africa
Conrad
Kerwin
Weitz
Pacific Ocean
San Diego
Larger Bonus Fails To Attract Enlistees
AP reports May enlistment for combat posts fell short of targets. Army and Marines signed 1,534 volunteers for combat jobs, about 900 below the combined goal, amid ongoing tests of a 2500 dollar enlistment incentive. Navy and Air Force results varied, with the Air Force exceeding its goal by 330 while Navy fell short and Army lagged.
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Washington
Army
Marine
Pentagon
Marines
Defense
Congress
Navy
Air Force
Dean Questioned Privately To Avoid Security Breaks
John W. Dean III appears before the Senate Watergate committee in a secret session as hearings approach. The panel weighs national security issues and Dean's talks with Nixon to decide what can be made public. Dean's immunity and potential testimony about Nixon’s awareness of the coverup are central questions. Baker predicts a detailed account, while officials discuss executive privilege and attorney-client protections.
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Washington
John W. Dean III
Senate Watergate Committee
White House
Dean
Nixon
Senate Committee
Howard H. Baker Jr
Rtenn
ABC
Baker
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Robert C. McCandless
Four men trapped in WW II midget sub off Key West
Navy divers race to reach a four man crew 351 feet down in an old World War II destroyer wreck used as an artificial reef off Key West. Air dwindling and carbon dioxide buildup threaten survival as two crew in front remain reachable while two in back are unconscious.
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Key West
Fla
Atlantic
Navy
Clayton Link
Edwin Link
Cmdr
William Smith
Smith
John Maurer
Key West Naval Station
Smithsonian Institution
Washington D.C
Link
Truce Copters Fired On Saigon AP
Three peacekeeping helicopters were fired on Sunday and today. One was hit and two forced down with no casualties. Saigon reports over 100 cease fire violations on each of the first two days in effect.
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Saigon
Westinghouse, unions reach 37 month contract pact
Westinghouse Electric Corp and its four national bargaining unions agree to a 37 month contract. The deal includes a wage rise up to 88 cents per hour and improvements in pensions retirements vacations and fringe benefits.FTC challenges 11 shampoo firms over dandruff and hair softness claims.
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Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Washington
The
Federal Trade Commission
Obituaries and Classifieds Page Muddled Briefing
Increasing cloudiness tonight with lows in the mid 60s. Tuesday brings variable cloudiness and a chance of thundershowers with highs in the 80s. Details on page 3.
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Johnny Mann
Kissinger
Geneva
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Senate
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New York Times
Time Magazine
Egil Krogh
Daniel Ellsberg
Tennessee
Wallace H. Johnson
NEW York
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Harlem
Capri
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Lima, Ohio
Lima State Hospital
George Fisher
Columbus
Cleo Vernon Keaton
Dayton
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