Nixon Arrives In Moscow For Nuclear Summit
President Nixon lands in Moscow for a Kremlin summit as thousands line the route. Police push back crowds while Brezhnev greets him. Nixon aims for limits on underground tests and slower arms race in talks with the Soviet leader.
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White House
Gerald Warren
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Vnukovo
Brezhnev
Mrs. Nixon
Kissinger Signals On Arms Talks and Limits
Secretary of State Kissinger outlined two signals from Brussels on arms control. The United States warns it will not accept a nuclear disadvantage while cautioning that meaningful weapon limits may be unlikely before talks with Brezhnev, amid MIRV developments and rapid tech progress.
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Belgium
Nixon
Kremlin
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Nixon Brezhnev summit may yield partial arms deal
Kissinger warned progress on a comprehensive ban on offensive MIRV systems is unlikely this visit. He cited big gaps in how the two nations assess their strengths and said an interim extension hinges on a substantial multiple-warhead agreement, possibly emerging at Nixon and Brezhnev's third annual meeting.
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Nixon
Brezhnev
St Clair Opens Nixon Defense as Witness Fight Rages
Attorney James D. St Clair begins Nixon impeachment defense before the House Judiciary Committee which rejects most of his six witness requests. The panel plans two witnesses now, with others possible if staff interviews find relevant information. The vote split 19 19 on expanding the list, affecting Republican views on impeachment.
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Nixon
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R-N.j
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Senate Watergate Committee
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Judiciary Committee
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White House
Paign Committee
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E. Howard Hunt Jr
Dean
LaRue
Colson
Hunt
Bittman
Peter W Rodine Jr
D-N.j
Senate
Rodino
John Doar
Mayors Seek Domestic Detente With President on Urban Front
San Francisco Mayor Joseph Alioto leads the U S Conference of Mayors after the 42nd annual meeting as he invites President Nixon to pursue a domestic detente with city leaders. New Orleans Mayor Moon Landrieu named vice president and Newark's Kenneth Gibson elected advisory board chair.
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U.S. Conference of Mayors
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Alioto
Norfolk
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New Orleans
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Kenneth Gibson
Newark
N.J
Gibson
Congress
Bay Area
White House
U S Steel Price Hikes Signal Higher Auto and Appliance Costs
U S Steel Corp raised prices by about 15 percent on a wide range of products in a second hike this month, effective Monday, following an 8 percent increase on June 11. The rise covers rails and plate steel used in construction and could foreshadow higher consumer prices for autos and appliances.
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U.S. Steel Corp
U.S. Steel
Weather outlook: Partly cloudy tonight and Friday
Partly cloudy conditions persist with Lows in the mid to upper 50s tonight and Highs Friday reaching the upper 70s to low 80s. Details on Page 2.
VIP Witnesses Aimed For Ehrlichman Plumbers Trial
The Plumbers trial in Washington lists former Cuban president Carlos Prio Socarà ex Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz and Beverly Hills men Michael Haigwood and Clinton Brickley among 57 likely witnesses. Other expected names include Henry Kissinger and Rep. Vanderjagt as the jury selection proceeds.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
CIA
Henry A. Kissinger
Guy Vanderjagt
R-Mich
Vanderjagt
Ehrlichman
White House
G. Gordon Liddy
Bernard L. Barker
Eugenio L. Martinez
Bread Prices May Fluctuate With Grain Futures
An Ohio Farm Bureau official says grain futures swings will barely shift bread costs, four to eight cents a loaf, while farmers could gain or lose up to 135 million dollars. He notes true market conditions, surpluses fading, and weather and exports driving big price swings.
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Pat
Casey
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Soviet Union
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Japan
United States
Chicago Board of Trade
Two Calls Sell Mower Quick with Action Act
Dan Inman of Radford Road Athens reports rapid buyer interest after his riding lawn mower sale the first night the Action Act appeared. He says two calls were enough to sell the mower, highlighting quick contact with buyers and profitable results.
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Radford Road
Athens
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