SALT Talks Near Stage of Decision Making
VIENNA UPI The departure of Gerard C. Smith from SALT talks with his two aides suggested the talks may be nearing a political decision. Smith left to brief Washington officials and likely talk with President Nixon as an interdepartmental review proceeds. While not a turning point, officials saw a real chance of announced agreements in principle on offensive and defensive missile limits when SALT recesses in July if political decisions permit. Negotiators have discussed limiting ABMs to single defensive rings around Washington and Moscow, a move that would scrap the ABM program but may be accepted by some.
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Israelis Attack Suez Anew by Helicopter Invasion
Israeli commandos crossed the Gulf of Suez by helicopter before dawn and attacked a Bir Araiyida post inside Egypt, destroying two armored personnel carriers and killing troops. Egypt said the attack was repelled with no casualties. A Tripoli summit of Arab leaders pledged no ceasefire and vowed continued fighting amid Libya withdrawal celebrations.
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VC Attack Cambodian Village Near Angkor Wat
Viet Cong attacked Prek Tameak near Phnom Penh as U S forces face a June 30 withdrawal deadline In the Angkor Wat area a growing Viet Cong presence is reported while Cambodian authorities restrict combat near the sacred ruins U S and South Vietnamese forces press operations with reinforcements and river patrols to block cross border action.
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Federal funds ready to rebuild Crescent City after derailment
Crescent City, Ill. received federal funds to rebuild after a devastating derailment. Officials said the flames at the site had not yet been extinguished when the aid was announced, outlining plans for reconstruction and recovery efforts led by federal agencies.
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Diplomatic Offer Fails as China Rejects Soviet Loan
London report says the Soviet Union offered a billion-dollar loan to Communist China to repair ties and resume aid, but Peking rejected it. The Sino-Soviet split deepened while border talks stagnated, with Moscow courting Vietnam and India in a broader anti American line. Meanwhile a Toledo, Peoria and Western derailment caused a propane tank car fire, destroying the town's business district, 20 homes, injuring at least 70, and prompting SBA disaster aid.
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Kunstler Attacked While Urging Left Unity in Toronto
William Kunstler, lawyer for the Chicago Seven, was assaulted by rightists during a Toronto speech. Despite a bleeding lip, he continued, urging leftist groups to unite as he campaigns against a four‑year contempt of court sentence tied to the Chicago riots. He had arrived from New York and left after addressing about 1,000 in Convocation.
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Sorensen Campaign Slowed by Mother's Death in DC
Mrs Annis Chakin Sorensen 81 mother of Democratic senatorial hopeful Theodore C Sorensen died after a five month illness in a Washington DC hospital. Campaign office said he canceled all further appearances. Survivors include four sons Robert and Theodore in New York City Thomas in Scarsdale Phillip in Columbus Indiana and Ruth Singer in Silver Spring Maryland plus sister Dora Handler Omaha and brother Maurice Chakin Los Angeles. Private funeral services planned in Lincoln Nebraska.
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