Summit Shifted to California for Nixon Brezhnev Talks
President Nixon and Leonid Brezhnev moved the Western White House talks to complete a 20 page communique on nuclear arms, European security, and force reductions. Brezhnev will attend a TV address while Kissinger and Jobert plan future discussions. The U.S. Russia aviation pact expands direct links and charter flights between New York and Moscow.
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New Zealand Orders Frigate for French Testing Area
New Zealand's government ordered the navy frigate Otago to the Pacific testing area near France as a show of diplomatic pressure against Paris over nuclear tests defying the ICJ. Prime Minister Norman Kirk later withdrew the order while addressing more than 100 countries.
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Ambiguous Fragments From Obscure Note
A garbled excerpt hints at names and actions but lacks clear facts or context. It appears as stray text about a person and volunteering, with multiple typos and misplaced phrases, yielding no verifiable event or outcome.
Dr Kerwin Sick After Skylab Trip
A Skylab crewman aboard the USS Ticonderoga returned to Earth feeling sicker than any previous NASA astronaut but showed signs of improvement by Saturday. Dr Joseph Kerwin was dizzy and unable to walk, vomited during postflight tests, after a 24 day space mission in the orbiting lab. Skylab commander Dr Royce Hawking, and pilot Charles Conrad, showed some improvement amid ongoing medical evaluations.
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Mastering Weightless Flight: Astronauts Return After Mission
Hawkins reports on crew recovery two hours after landing as Paul Welz and Conrad adjust to gravity. Kerwin shows the slowest rebound, while most astronauts suffer circulatory effects in zero gravity. Space officials confirm mission objectives met and data gathered on sun earth and medicine. Fletcher hails the crew as master tinkers of space for solving heat and electrical issues.
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Haig’s Role Questioned Over Military Civilian Conflicts
Washington report notes Comptroller General Elmer Staats says Gen Alexander Haig may be violating the law by serving as assistant to President Nixon while on active duty. Rep Mass questions Haig’s status as a member of a military commission and civil office on the White House staff since May. The dispute centers on whether Haig’s duties breach legal limits on dual roles.
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SEC Files Fraud Charges Against Merrill Lynch
The SEC charges Merrill Lynch Pierce Fenner & Smith with distributing optimistic, inadequately based research at branch offices that urged purchases of Scientific Control Corp stock. About 4,000 clients bought over 400,000 shares in 1968-69 totaling 12 to 16 million dollars before the Dallas firm filed for bankruptcy and entered reorganization. The charges name Merrill Lynch officials in the research department and 47 salesmen. the firm says defenses are strong and expects no material effect on its status.
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Black Woman Judge Elected Moderator of United Church of Christ
Bt Louis report that emia Yildigeoe D Cy Saturday was elected church moderator, the first Black woman to hold the post among the two million member United Church of Christ. The assembly, including 760 delegates, rejected Rev Dr Robert Moss as president. Moss criticized the church social-action council for covert leadership, likening its tactics to Watergate and urging public airing of issues.
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Inmate Slayings Hit Arizona State Prison Guards
At Florence Arizona two guards were killed when inmates seized a cellblock at the state prison. Prison officials said an investigation is underway as details remain unclear.
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Vesco Extradition Refused in Costa Rica
Vesco, indicted in the United States for fraud and obstructing justice over a secret $2000 Nixon reelection contribution, remains abroad as Costa Rica’s Supreme Court ruling upholds extradition denial. Vesco, 37, splits time between the Bahamas and New Jersey and has not been seen in Costa Rica since June.
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Brezhnev Sees American West Acting Like Gunfighter Joke
President Nixon and Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev patrol the Grand Canyon in a presidential jet. Brezhnev mimics a gunfighter while Nixon jokes about John Wayne as reporters witness the staged scene during summit talks.
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Potty Bill Slows Wind-Up In Des Moines Debates
The Iowa 1973 legislature slows toward adjournment amid debates over a controversial outhouse bill and a property tax relief plan. Senate and house clash on funding for county salaries, ombudsman staff, and prison oversight while tax phaseouts loom, with action delayed as lawmakers pack up for return home.
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LEM Dog Food Merger Faces Federal Challenge
The FTC seeks to block L&M takeover of Perk Foods, alleging merger would curb competition in dog foods and could last ten years. The agency claims L&M and Perk, along with Allen Products, dominate a $685 million market and warn of reduced consumer choice and higher prices if the deal proceeds.
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