Nixon Visits Moscow With Large Welcome Crowd
More than 100000 Muscovites greeted President Nixon as he arrived at the Kremlin for a week of talks. Officials predicted progress on arms limits trade and space cooperation with Brezhnev absent at the airport. Nixon and Mrs. Nixon toured Moscow and prepared for an official Kremlin dinner and speeches outlining a future in U S Soviet relations.
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Peking
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Brezhnev
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Alexei N. Kosygin
Podgorny
Pravda
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United States
Tass
Bruno Kreisky
Salzburg
Kreisky
Klessheim
Leonid I. Brazhnev
Washington
Soviet Union
Henry A. Kissinger
Newsmen
U.S
Helsinki
Finland
Kissinger
U S Bombardment Kills 400 Troops Near Hue
US air and naval bombardment reportedly killed about 400 North Vietnamese troops north of Hue as tanks were destroyed and waves of fighter-bombers struck Hanoi Haiphong area. The U S said 600 strikes occurred nationwide with heavy fighting from the Mekong Delta to Hue.
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North Vietnam
Hanoi- Haiphong Complex
Mekong Delta
Hue
My Chanh
Radio
Hanoi
Haiphong Harbor
Haiphong
Mekong
Wallace Shows Regained Movement After Shooting
Doctors at Holy Cross Hospital report Alabama Governor George C. Wallace has partial movement in both toes with stronger activity in the left foot and sensation to mid-thigh. Reflexes remain normal. doctors caution recovery is uncertain but hopeful. Wallace, paralyzed since Monday, may be moved to a Birmingham center as weather clears. Perry Bremer remains jailed on $200,000 bond.
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George C. Wallace
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George Jr
Laurel
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Arthur Bremer
Milwaukee
Dutremble Named York County Democratic Convention Delegate
York County caucus members elected Sheriff Richard Dutremble and Mrs. Pease to national convention and state committee posts. Dutremble also won county national committeeman vote and will serve as presidential elector. George J. Mitchell re elected national committeeman, Faye Broderick replaced as committeewoman. Contested abortion reform measure received 515 to 437 opposed by delegates amid NOW activity.
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Maine
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Miami
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Biddeford
Atty
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Mary Pat Senesac
Sanford
George J. Mitchell
Cumberland County
Nancy R. Chandler
Kennebec County
Faye Broderick
Penobscot County
Dutremble
Edward M. Bonney
Cumberland
Augusta
Worothy M. Rowe
Androscoggin
Herbert C. Adams
Paul Reay
Saco
Gloria DeRoy
Berwick
Joseph Hoyt Sr
Cape Neddick
Peter Danton
Muskie
McGovern
Danton
Grace Murray
Jay Nathanson
Bettyann Hoyt
Anne Berry
Buxton
Kathleen Reay
Women’s Liberation Movement National Organization For Women (Now
Marilyn
Heroin Hotline Opens Nationwide Report Line
The Department of Justice offers a 24 seven toll free number 800 368 5363 to report heroin pushers without identifying callers. Operators are trained and supervised by federal agents as part of the turn in a pusher program.
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D.C
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Myles Ambrose
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Viet defense forces push back North Vietnamese assault near Hue
South Viet Namese troops aided by U.S. planes and warships reported beating back two assaults on the northern front above Hue. Allied action claimed about 400 enemy dead and destruction of 20 tanks. Meanwhile Pentagon workers found no blockade in place as a small demonstration gathered outside with guards and observers patrolling entrances.
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