Submarine tragedy in Key West ends in two deaths
Two men Clayton Link and Albert Stover died of carbon dioxide poisoning after being trapped in a civilian minisub Sea Link during a four hour ordeal near the wreck of a World War II destroyer 351 feet below the Atlantic. Survivors Robert Meek and Archibald Menzies were rescued after 31 hours in a forward chamber.
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Brezhnev Impresses in Washington Summit Style
In the State Department signing room Brezhnev charms lawmakers with a restrained, confident persona. Nixon calls him the best politician in the room while Brezhnev jokes with napkin gags. Senators describe him as polished, powerful, and capable, with Daley-like Chicago toughness.
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Jagger leaves Rome amid paternity claim
Mick Jagger flew to Rome after Marcia Hunt claimed in court he is the father of her two year old daughter. He ignored questions at Heathrow and said little besides asking for the title of her latest record. Bianca Jagger said she and Mick are happy as they left with their 18 month old daughter Jade. The suit was adjourned until July 31.
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Lavish gifts swap marks summit talks with gifts
Washington AP reports lavish exchanges at the summit as Brezhnev receives a Rus sian samovar, silver-gilt tea service, rug and gifts. Nixon returns Lincoln Continental with spare parts and a $12,000 Petersen rifle, parts supplied by manufacturers. White House says gifts donated by American firms.
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GOP appeals for funds amid Watergate pressure
The Republican National Committee launches a June 15 fund drive acknowledging trouble from Watergate. Officials say small donors sustain most gifts while large gifts lag 25 to 50 percent. Treasurer Odell says a targeted appeal was sent after weak responses.
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Debate coach Erdahl's assistant named secretary of state
Jack Armstrong the 37 year old Duluth debate coach and Central High School teacher was named assistant secretary of state by Arlen Erdahl. Armstrong will assume the post August 1 replacing Larry Anderson who will resign to run a cable television operation in Blue Earth.
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Lord Lambton Comments on Sex Scandal Publicity
Lord Lambton, a casualty of the latest British cabinet sex scandal, urged people to learn from the publicity surrounding his involvement with call girls and to be more careful and not get caught.
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