Nixon aide charges leaks create trial by innuendo
Washington UPI reports a White House spokesman accuses the impeachment inquiry of leaking memos. calls the process a trial by innuendo. He singles out a former McGovern campaign worker on the Judiciary Committee staff and urges open doors to truth.
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Wisconsin
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Nations gather in Caracas for Law of the Sea talks
Delegations from 151 nations began the 10 week United Nations Conference on the Law of the Sea in Caracas. The meeting aims to craft a global regime reconciling national sea claims, resources, pollution control, and navigation rights, with key divides over 12 mile, 200 mile, or international agency solutions.
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Big business fights independent consumer protection agency push
The NAM urges industry pressure on 15 state senators as Congress considers creating an independent consumer protection agency. House approval is followed by a Senate floor vote planned for mid July with a filibuster likely. NAM claims at least 34 senators support the bill. opponents led by Sen. Sam Ervin threaten cloture. The letter asks member firms to contact Alaska, Arkansas, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Hawaii, Kansas, Louisiana, Michigan, New Mexico, North Dakota, Tennessee, Maryland, South Carolina and West Virginia lawmakers to urge opposition or abstention.
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Brooke questions Mobil profits used for Marcor purchase
Sen Edward Brooke demanded Mobil Oil explain why profits from energy shortages are to be used to buy the Marcor Corp, parent of Montgomery Ward and Container Corp. He warned the plan would concentrate economic power and clash with claims that profits funded oil supply expansion.
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Nixon’s Middle East trip urges mutual peace terms
Maurice Guindi reports from Cairo that Nixon’s eight day visit underscored U S power and a push for compromise between Arabs and Israelis. Sadat and Yariv welcomed progress while Kissinger noted a shift toward ongoing dialogue. The president stressed balance with Arabs and Israelis, warning that perpetual war cannot guarantee Israel’s survival and urging concessions from Israel in exchange for lasting security.
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Ford Closes Three More Assembly Plants in Strike Fallout
Ford Motor Co locked down three additional plants Alanta Georgia Loraine Ohio and Wayne Michigan idling 9 of 20 North American plants as a week old UAW strike at Chicago Heights escalates. The stoppage halts Torinos Montegos Broncos and light trucks affecting 22 750 workers and delaying orders.
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Maine lottery tickets sell out on first day
Maine state lottery launched amid criticism as dealers reported rapid sales. Lottery director Christo Anton said early demand exhausted 800 ticket allotments in Bath and Portland and promised more tickets. First weekly drawing is scheduled for June 27 with top prize of 300000 and other prizes from 20 to 3000.
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Local Theatres Hoop Popular Reissues and Double Features
Harte Theatre on Main Street reports a strong week with Butch Cassidy and the Sun Dance Kid extended for another week before The Exorcist. Twin Cinemas shows The Paper Chase with Cinderella Liberty and The Naughty Stewardesses at Cinema II rated R. In Manchester Dubrow’s offers A Day at the Races and The Big Store, while North Hoosick presents Billy Jack and Man in the Wilderness. call for times at Harte 442-8500 Cinemas 442-8179 Manchester 362-1229.
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