Nixon Pompidou Separated On Major Issues In Talks
In Reykjavik Nixon and Pompidou wrap two day summit with no firm accords yet aim to revitalize transatlantic alliance for 1970s. They foresee a possible 16 nation Atlantic conference including NATO members and Ireland under a flexible plan marching toward potential autumn supersummit.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Georges Pompidou
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Ireland
NATO
Pompidou
Paris
Henry A. Kissinger
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United States
France
Michel Jobert
Troubled Presidents Return Home After Atlantic Talks
Nixon and Pompidou fly home amid Watergate fallout and illness rumors. The brief meeting on the Atlantic summit kept a tenuous transatlantic dialogue alive as France weighs leadership and policy amid doubt.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Richard Nixon
Washington
Watergate
Georges Pompidou
Paris
midAtlantic
Monarchy Abolished In Greece Premier Announces Republic
Greek Premier George Papadopoulos declared Greece a presidential republic and the monarchy abolished after a cabinet decision. He named himself first president and outlined a plebiscite within two months and general elections by the end of 1974 with Constantine implicated in the abortive coup.
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Athens
George Papadopoulos
Greece
Papadopoulos
Kennebunk imposes six month moratorium on large subdivisions
Effective today Kennebunk bars major subdivisions of more than 15 lots for six months. Planning Board Chairman John Walker says the halt, not tied to Levitt and Son, aims to curb strain on services, water, air quality, and environmental standards while a zoning review is conducted and a commission studies 1963 ordinances.
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Levitt and Son
John Walker
Kennebunk Planning Board
Bradford
Board of Selectmen
Prinee
Camp Grounds
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Barbara Converse
M. Clifford Boyer
Robert Butler
James Keating II
Thomas Murphy
Watergate Versions Varied Across High Officials
A Gettysburg of conflicting testimonies emerged as present and former top officials described their links to Watergate. Sen. Sam Ervin claimed access to secret White House documents showing a Gestapo mentality at Nixon's top levels, while he considers releasing them with intelligence input.
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Washington
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Senate
White House
John W. Dean III
North Carolina
Nixon
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Ervin
Watergate Committee
Washington Post
Archibald Cox
Post
Cox
Samuel Dash
Dash
Central Intelligence Agency
Congressional
America
CIA
17 7 Mile Boundary Claimed by New Hampshire
New Hampshire plans to file a Supreme Court suit next week over a 17.7 mile wide ocean boundary with Maine Gov. Meldrim Thomson Jr. said the state seeks the continental shelf line rather than the previously agreed southern border The move follows clashes with Maine officials over lobster fishing rights and a legislative measure redefining the boundary to gain advantage in the case.
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Concord
N.H
New Hampshire
Maine
U.S. Supreme Court
Meldrim Thomson Jr
Senate
Thomson
Gold Up U S Dollar Dips After European Trading Opens
The American dollar slumped to record lows as European markets opened, boosting gold to a new peak of $119 an ounce in London and Zurich. Frankfurt, Paris, and Zurich saw the dollar weaken, with gold rising from $114.75 to $119 in London and up $5.75 in Zurich. Hong Kong prices edged down from Thursday’s highs.
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London
Frankfurt
Zurich
Paris
Hong Kong
Pittston Proposal Faces Canadian Impact on Maine Refinery
Maine BEP chief says Canada's ban on Pittston supertankers affects the Eastport refinery plan but is not a mandate for Maine action. The BEP may reject, delay, or hold hearings as the Canadian stance is discussed at BEP's June meeting.
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Maine
Board of Environmental Protection
New Brunswick
Eastport
Jack Davis
New York
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Maine- New Brunswick
Adams
Bond of Environmental Protection
Pittstor
Canada
Inside The Journal Astronauts Have Holiday Today
A light feature notes astronauts take a rare holiday from duties, enjoying a day of rest and humor. The piece highlights leisure moments aboard the space program and the human side of crew life.
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