Brezhnev Summit Seen as Major Soviet Happenings
AP analysis notes Soviet press frames Brezhnev return from a trip to capitalist gold fields as a historic triumph. The coverage links his 1971 program to today, questions what Americans know, and contrasts peaceful coexistence rhetoric with Cold War claims.
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William L. Ryan
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Communist Party of the Soviet Union
U.S
Congress
U.S.A
Tower expects Nixon to halt U.S. bombing
Senate approves 81 to 11 cut off funding for U S military operations in Indochina and a 232 to 181 House amendment bars new funds for bombing Cambodia. Senator Tower, R Texas, says Nixon likely to sign the $3 4 billion supplemental bill containing the cutoff provision. He notes it bans combat activities by U S forces in Cambodia and Laos.
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Senate
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Congress
U.S
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John G. Tower
R-Tex
Indochina
Tower
Republican Policy Committee
Laos
House
Kelley awaits Senate approval as FBI director
Kansas City Police Chief Clarence M. Kelley moves toward becoming the first FBI director confirmed by the Senate after a 13 to 0 Judiciary Committee vote. The nomination, submitted by President Nixon in June, faces full Senate action with debate over term limits and congressional scrutiny.
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Kansas City
Clarence M. Kelley
FBI
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
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J. Edgar Hoover
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William D. Ruckelshaus
Judiciary Committee
James Q. Eastland
D-Miss
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Dancer John Cranko Dies Aboard Transatlantic Flight
John Cranko 46 renowned dancer choreographer and director of the Stuttgart Ballet collapsed and died Tuesday aboard a flight from New York to Stuttgart while returning with his company from a U S tour. The death ends a tenure leading Stuttgart Ballet since 1961 and follows testimony disputing earlier remarks about a naming issue.
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Stuttgart Ballet
New York
Stuttgart
Cranko
U.S
Interim legislative hearings schedule outlined for summer
Baldy describes a limited interim meeting plan designating weeks starting July 16 for hearings. Senate holds two formal hearings Monday and Tuesday each meeting week while the rest of the week remains open for scheduling. The aim is public access to hearings and fewer duplicated efforts from past interim sessions.
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