Four powers warn Soviets on West Berlin protection
London reports that Carter Callaghan Giscard d Es taing and Schmidt warned the Soviet Union that any move against West Berlin would threaten East West detente. The four leaders met at No 10 Downing Street ahead of Geneva talks with Hafez Assad. A four power declaration pledged cooperation to maintain a political situation favorable to the western sectors of Berlin and cautioned detente would be seriously threatened if quadripartite rights were not respected.
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UPI
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France
West Germany
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No. 10
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Hafez Assad
Berlin
United States
Carter approves French in Zaire
President Carter told French President Giscard d Estaing the United States fully approved France sending military aid to Zaire. The leaders discussed Africa at a one hour breakfast meeting and the French move to send 12 Air Force transport planes to Zaire was confirmed by French sources.
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UPI
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Senate unit nears fuel pricing agreement in energy plan
In Washington the Senate Governmental Affairs Committee nears a compromise pricing scheme for oil and gas, split between the energy secretary and a board with the president’s final say. Congress aims for final action by week’s end on energy and tax measures, filibuster reform, and other bills. The House approved a bill keeping pricing authority with the secretary, while a hearing explored energy efficiency for existing buildings and standards for retrofitting structures.
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UPI
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Jaworski cites missing Nixon dictation tape in Watergate
Former special prosecutor Leon Jaworski said a Dictabelt subpoenaed from Richard Nixon was nearly blank, containing only a fragment "Now John." He noted an 18 minute gap on a June 20 1972 Oval Office tape and hinted erasure would have triggered an indictment.
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FDA Requires IUD Warning For Patients Across Nation
The FDA urges doctors to provide detailed information sheets before IUD insertion. About 3 million American women use IUDs, with warnings of anemia backache blood poisoning cervical infection pregnancy outside the uterus and prolonged or heavy menstrual flow among possible adverse effects. Manufacturers will print brochures in quantities exceeding devices produced to ensure clinic availability.
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UPI
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FDA
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Djibouti votes for independence ending French rule
Djibouti in Afars and Issas votes overwhelmingly for independence. Unofficial Paris results show 80,761 in favor, 205 against, 666 void ballots from 105,000 registered voters with 77.7 percent turnout. Djibouti will become a republic on June 27 after 115 years of French control.
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UPI
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Classified rates and circulation details for The Bennington Banner
The Bennington Banner lists delivery, subscription, and single copy prices. Rates include carrier 20c per issue 5.60 per month motor mail 1 month 5.10 3 months 15.30 6 months 30.60 1 year 61.20 foreign mail double U.S. rate current single copies 30c back issues 50c per issue. Second class postage paid at Bennington Vermont.
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Main St
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New York Times
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Dutch art dealer charged in Nazi war crimes case
77 year old Dutch ex Nazi collaborator Menten faces possible death sentence if convicted for participation in killings of some 200 residents in two Ukrainian towns during 1941 while attached to the SS. Prosecutors expect life imprisonment as more likely.
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Hans Knoop
Accent
Knoop
Ukraine
Urich
Supreme Court Needs Change Says Justice Stewart
Justice Potter Stewart told University of Toledo law students the Supreme Court must change to handle its rising docket but should avoid becoming a federal bureaucracy. He stressed preserving the court’s simplicity and accessibility while noting cases rose from about 1,600 in 1958 to over 4,000 pending in the current term.
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