Nixon Brezhnev Meet at Summit
Nixon and Soviet leader Brezhnev opened their second summit with pledges to pursue world peace. Crowds gathered on the White House lawn as Nixon welcomed Brezhnev and stressed high hopes for a peaceful future, while Brezhnev pledged to work hard to justify the hopes of our people. Senator Henry Jackson urged freedom for Soviet Jews amid the event.
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High Court Backs FDA Drug Market Removal Ruling
The Supreme Court, in a unanimous 7 1 decision, upheld FDA power to remove ineffective drugs from the market and to require agency approval for drugs sold after 1962. The ruling covers many "me too" drugs tied to originals, with notable justices not participating.
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Air Deadline Passes for Men in Sub
A heavy rescue effort for four men trapped in a research submarine on the Atlantic floor failed Monday. The sub's air supply was believed exhausted as hopes dimmed for an immediate rescue.
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Divers Rery for Submarine Rescue Near Key West
Divers continued to work amid wreckage of a World War II destroyer 29 miles southeast of Key West to reach a trapped mini submarine and two unconscious crew members. Repeated attempts with diving bells and hard hats were hindered by cables, wreckage, and strong currents.
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Skylab crew sets spaceflight record for duration
Skylab 1 astronauts Charles Conrad Joseph Kerwin and Paul Weltz exceeded the previous 23 day 10 hour 22 minute mission mark. At 2:22 a.m. Town time they became history's longest flying space travelers surpassing the 1971 Soyuz 11 record.
Nixon May Shift Blame On Watergate Cover-Up
Washington reports say President Nixon will acknowledge misinformed judgments by former aides Haldeman and Ehrlichman rather than claim full noninvolvement. John Dean's forthcoming testimony is said to accuse Nixon, Haldeman, and Ehrlichman of knowingly participating in the cover-up. Martha Mitchell asserts Nixon knew the truth behind the scenes.
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Flower child in Germany sparks copyright debate
A German hippie scene observer raises questions about creative ownership amid countercultural expressions. The remark highlights tensions between personal style and intellectual property norms in postwar Germany's art circles.
New Hospitalization Procedure Proposed
The Linn County mental health director proposes a new emergency hospitalization process for mentally ill patients without private doctors. A June 1 incident where a woman threatening her husband with a butcher knife delayed admission due to six doctors not signing orders. A public health nurse faced guard dogs and obstacles before police accompanied entry. the case prompted plans for a written statement and questions for supervisors.
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United Steps Collecting User Fee By Roger Green
Confusion over a bill to outlaw airport user fees caused United Airlines and Cedar Rapids officials to pause fee collection at midnight Sunday. FAA directives and presidential timing create potential legal challenges for travelers who may have boarded flights without paying. The Des Moines airport continues to collect fees pending final action.
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Nine Hurt: West Iowa Town Hit by Tornado
A early Monday tornado struck Moville Iowa injuring at least nine people and killing two. The storm toppled six trailers across two courts near the edge of the 1100 resident town. Identified victims include Jeanette Fulton 73 and Effie Hirsh man with many injured transported to Sioux City area hospitals. Civil defense and emergency crews rushed to Moville aided by national guards troopers and rescue squads as lines were downed and rescue efforts continued.
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