Ford views SALT bid before November election
The Boston Globe reports officials say the Ford administration is weighing a final SALT initiative before the election. Cabinet level talks aim to craft options possibly cutting strategic missiles from 2400 to 2000 and lowering multiple warhead ceilings. A push may occur regardless of whether Ford or Reagan secures the nomination.
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Soviet cosmonauts pursue space endurance bid on Salyut 5 linkup
Soviet cosmonauts Boris Volynov and Vitaly Zholobov, aboard Soyuz 21, rest eight hours after liftoff from Baikonur while racing toward a potential rendezvous with the orbiting Salyut 5. Tass reported ongoing orbit and normal systems as experts expect a linkup within 48 hours to set a new endurance record.
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Kissinger Calls for International Terrorism Pact
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger urged a global accord to combat terrorism. He backed landing restrictions on hijacked planes and automatic hijacker arrest, while praising efforts to avoid making innocent people pawns of thugs. He also stressed African mediation and warned against domestic disunity shaping foreign strength perceptions.
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Netanyahu buried in Israel after Entebbe raid hero's funeral
Lt. Col. Yonatan Netanyahu, American-born hero of the Entebbe operation, buried at Mt. Herzl as President Katzir and Prime Minister Rabin lead a national memorial. More than 4,000 mourners attend with an honor guard as Netanyahu’s father recites the Kaddish. The hijacking rescue on June 2 freed 104 passengers and 12 crew, with Netanyahu killed during the assault.
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Bennington Banner Subscription Rates Note
Bennington Banner lists delivery options and rates including home delivery by carrier at 15 cents per issue and 4.40 dollars per month. It notes United Press International and the New York Times Service, and provides motor delivery subscription rates by mail for a 50 mile radius and all Vermont: three months for nine dollars.
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High Court Term Highlights Across 150 Opinions
Washington reports the Supreme Court’s just completed term issued about 150 full opinions. Decisions favored consumer rights and police powers while expanding evidence and government authority. Major rulings covered capital punishment mercy discretion, abortion consent, school desegregation, press rights, civil service, drug price advertising bans, election law, self-incrimination, and federal wage rules with race and sex protections.
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Chu Teh dies at 90 former Chinese Red Army leader
Chu Teh, first commander of China's Red Army and veteran of the Long March, died in Peking at age 90 reportedly from illness. He helped lead during the Sino Japanese and civil wars and served as de facto head of state as chairman of the National People's Congress Standing Committee. An official NCNA obituary said a memorial would be held and no foreign delegations invited. Mao and Hua Kuo-feng head the funeral committee. Chu, born to poor peasants in Szechuan, was revered as father of the Red Army and once battled opium addiction before leaving China in 1922.
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Viking I Mars landing eyed at 92 percent odds
UPI reports NASA scientists at Jet Propulsion Laboratory say radar tracking points to a 92 percent chance Viking I will land on smooth plains in a Northwest Territory region of Mars. They warn hidden hazards like craters and slopes may complicate final approach ahead of a July 17 landing.
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