Senate unit drops objections to U S Russian missile pact
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee withdrew objections to the U S Russian interim agreement to limit offensive missiles. The five year pact, signed May 26 in Moscow by President Nixon and Leonid Brezhnev, moves toward Senate passage this week. The move followed a consensus after Sen Henry Jackson proposed a White House approved amendment.
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Bangladesh Files To Join Assembly
United Nations diplomats report Bangladesh has filed for U.N. membership. Sayyid A. Karim, charge d affaires in Washington, said Beijing may veto in the Security Council. He cited Chinese displeasure over Pakistani prisoners in India and Indian troop presence near Chittagong.
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Computer to Guard Food at University
At the University of Pennsylvania a computer system will check student meal cards at the cafeteria door to prevent double use or transfers. Starting in September students insert ID cards. the machine will reject cards already used in that meal period.
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Lost Item Ad Prompt Dial 398 8234
Readers are invited to place a want ad for a lost item by calling 398 8234 to speed recovery. The short notice emphasizes quick action and a direct contact number for inquiries.
Nixon Sends Congratulatory Wire to Sadat
Cairo reports President Nixon sent a cable to Egyptian leader Anwar Sadat on the 20th anniversary of the Egyptian revolution. The cable wished prosperity and happiness for Egypt, and Sadat replied with health and happiness wishes for the United States and its people. Diplomatic ties between Egypt and the U S were severed during the 1967 Arab Israeli war.
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Free Rides Ordered for Kaunda Rally in Zambia
Taxi drivers in Lusaka reported officials instructed them to provide free rides for people traveling to a rally supporting President Kenneth Kaunda. The move aimed to boost attendance and show government support for the event.
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Jurors Await Pentagon Papers Trial Status
Jurors in the Pentagon Papers case return to court to learn their status as a jury in waiting. Ellsberg and Russo face charges of espionage conspiracy and theft for the leaked study on U.S. Vietnam involvement. The Supreme Court ordered a stay to hear defense petitions on wiretap disclosures and double jeopardy concerns.
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Check for $25,000 Linked to Nixon Campaign Scandal
A $25,000 cashier’s check linked to the Nixon reelection effort figures in the Democratic HQ break-in case. Maurice Stans says the cash was deposited to the campaign treasury after exchanging the check for money, with no clear record of the contribution.
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20 Years Ago Jim Thorpe Succumbs to Heart Attack
The 64 year old American Indian athlete Jim Thorpe, famed for winning the pentathlon and decathlon at the 1912 Olympics, suffered a heart attack.
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FBI History Note Reveals 1908 Founding and 1935 Name Change
The FBI began as the Bureau of Investigation in 1908. In 1935 the agency adopted the federal designation, expanding its official name to reflect its nationwide remit.
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