Nixon Heads to Moscow Summit Aims for Closer U.S.-Soviet Ties
President Nixon leaves Andrews Air Force Base for a Moscow summit with goals to strengthen U S Soviet ties expand cooperation areas reduce confrontation and advance nuclear weapons controls The trip includes Brussels NATO talks and meetings with leaders including Brezhnev Rumor Schmidt Wilson and Kissinger amid debate over a broader weapons treaty and Jewish emigration policy
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Nixon Suffered Mild Clot During Middle East Trip
President Nixon experienced a mild phlebitis in a leg vein before his Middle East visit, the White House said. Dr. Walter Tkach reported the president is in good health and awaiting a trip to Brussels and the Soviet Union, with no details on which leg or treatment.
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Grain crop forecasts trimmed but records still likely
USDA says the corn crop will fall about 274 million bushels due to wet spring, yet total corn harvest could reach 6.4 billion bushels, a record. Wheat output is cut 17 million but will near 2.1 billion, a new high. Prices may rise next fall as producers hold back.
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Kissinger Defends Denial in Arms Pact Clash
Secretary of State Kissinger and Sen. Jackson clash over SALT terms as Kissinger heads to Moscow with Nixon. Jackson says a July 1972 secret clarification altered missile definitions and may widen Soviet deployments. Kissinger calls claims false and cites unsubmitted understandings clarified before the 1972 election.
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Pentagon
Senate Defeats Tax Cut and Offers Smaller Plan
In Washington the Senate rejected a tax cut package 33 to 64 while moving to a smaller proposal that pairs an income tax cut with a reform measure. Senator Hubert Humphrey proposed raising the personal exemption from 750 to 800, or a 175 tax credit, as the new plan faces likely filibuster over oil depletion tax provisions. President Nixon aims to balance the 1976 budget to curb inflation.
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Standards Set For OU Chief
The Ohio University presidential search committee met in Columbus to elect a chairman and hear screening guidelines from the board of trustees. Dr. Alan Booth was named chair and Dr. George Lobdell will be executive secretary. The board seeks a president with strong academic credentials and proven administrative ability to restore public confidence and balance campus freedoms with responsibilities. The committee will screen candidates for trustees to interview.
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Judiciary Panel Reads Witness List in Watergate Inquiry
The House Judiciary Committee considers witnesses tied to the March 21 1973 75000 payment to E Howard Hunt Jr with Haldeman Colson Dean Butterfield Mitchell Petersen Kalmbach named among likely testifiers. Voting on the list planned today or tomorrow, with questioning to run until July 12 and articles of impeachment possible by July 15. Petersen rejects immunity constraint while Jaarsworski shifts focus to civil rights conspiracy in Ellsberg case. Colson hints CIA involvement as probes face leaks from Senate committee staff.
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Watergate Grand Jury
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Mobile home sells fast at Athens auction
Randall Guthrie Jr of 5 Julian Drive Athens received 12 calls for his mobile home. Three buyers showed readiness with $3 500 each, and he sold to the first caller, citing fast acting economical appeal.
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Ohio committee stalls on extra appropriations amid revenue dispute
Ohio lawmakers recessed a conference committee studying supplemental appropriations pending updated fiscal year figures. Chairman Rep Myrl H Shoemaker and others differed with the Office of Budget and Management over a projected year end surplus, while Gov Gilligan proposed spending from lottery proceeds. The panel plans to reconvene July 8, with full membership likely only if a bill consensus emerges.
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Ohio Governor Signs Student Loan and Jobless Pay Bills
Gov. John J. Gilligan signed two emergency bills expanding Ohio's college student loan program and disqualifying non teaching school employees from summer unemployment benefits. The measures take effect immediately.
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Weather outlook partly cloudy cool tonight and Wednesday
Partly cloudy and cool conditions persist tonight and Wednesday. Lows reach the upper 40s to low 50s with Wednesdays highs in the upper 60s to low 70s.
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