Nixon Brezhnev reach a SALT understanding in Minsk visit
President Nixon and Leonid Brezhnev, after seven hours at Brezhnev’s Black Sea retreat, report a “sense of understanding” on SALT goals and a path toward a second pact by year end. Nixon limped from phlebitis as Minsk honors war dead and pledges peace, while talks yield no complete arms agreement.
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UPI
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Russia
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Yalta
Black Sea
Moscow
Byelorussia
Communist Party
Argentine President Juan Peron Dies In Government Announcement
Buenos Aires reports that Argentine president Juan D. Peron has died, with the government confirming the death in a brief formal statement. The news follows earlier coverage on the page two story.
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UPI
Juan D. Peron
Gulliver's Night Club Fire Kills 24 In Port Chester
At Gulliver's discotheque on the New York Connecticut border a sudden fire and smoke trapped about 200 inside. Within minutes the blaze killed 24 and injured 32 as debris fell and patrons fled in panic. Fire officials noted most victims died of smoke asphyxiation near the bandstand.
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New York-Connecticut
Joe Parsons
Joe Henderson
the Creation
Gulliver’s
Hendersons
Sandra Wangen
Stamford
Conn
John Wangen
Judy Grella
Bridgeport
Frank Dinardo
Grella
Dinardo
Parsons
Henderson
Not guilty plea in slaying of Dr King Sr. mother
Marcus Wayne Chenault, 23, of Dayton Ohio, pleads not guilty to two counts of murder and related charges in the fatal church shooting that killed Mrs. Martin Luther King Sr. at Ebenezer Baptist Church. He described himself as a Hebrew on a mission and was bound over to a Fulton County grand jury without bond.
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UPI
Martin Luther King Jr
Marcus Wayne Chenault
Dayton
Ohio
Martin Luther King Sr
William Brock
Fulton County
Chenault
Randy Bacote
Ebenezer Baptist Church
King
Edward Boykin
Dacote
Jacob
Bacote
Columbus
Ohio State University
FBI aids probe into large Manchester burglary
In Manchester village a burglary netted 17 jewelry pieces valued about six thousand dollars, plus silver flatware and at least five paintings worth around twenty one thousand. The crime site was the home of Mr and Mrs Charles W Nichols Jr on Prospect Street. Local and state police, lacking clues, noted the FBI involvement and said the safe was pried open with the jewels missing. The couple had planned a Ireland vacation and had just returned from New York City before reporting the loss.
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Townshend
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Horton
Charles W. Nichols Jr
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Albert Boynton
Nichols
Ireland
New York City
Cpl. Horton
Inside Dr Vannevar Bush dies on Page 2
A obituary note reports the death of Dr Vannevar Bush on page 2, with a concise remembrance of his career and impact on science policy and wartime research leadership. The item notes his passing and frames his work within the broader historical context.
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