U S and Russia open SALT talks amid wary optimism
U S and Russia resume nuclear disarmament talks in Vienna with both sides claiming good faith but little optimism about a quick accord. SALT aims to curb arsenals and halt costly arms races while addressing mutual suspicions and domestic funding pressures. Nixon aides hint cautious, part by part approach rather than a grand plan.
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Aso
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Gerard C. Smith
U.S. Anal Control and Dismament Agency
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Helsinki
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Smith
U.S
Theodorakis Arrives in Paris After Three Years Prison
Mikis Theodorakis, aged 45, lands in Paris amid fanfare from refugees and Melina Mercouri. He had been freed from Greek captivity to seek medical treatment for tuberculosis and diabetes after a three year period in prison or house arrest under charges of leading a Communist resistance.
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Melina Mercouri
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Greece
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Zorba
Jean Jacques Servan-Schreiber
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Temperature Record Reported Across Regions
The U S Weather Bureau logged a high of 81 degrees at Coolidge and Buckeye Arizona, with a low of 16 degrees at Ely Nevada. The report notes the unusually low reading for Monday and highlights regional extremes outside Alaska and Hawaii.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
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Alaska
Coolidge
Buckeye
Ariz
Ely
Nev
Familiar fight over education appropriations bill
Civil rights groups and education lobbyists gear for a familiar battle as the $1.1 billion Office of Education appropriation bill for 1971 heads to the House floor. They push for more money despite potential veto, arguing the bill records needs from poverty areas to colleges while trimming integration protections.
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Health, Education and Welfare Department
Congress
Nixon
Jamie L. Whitlen
D.miss
Charles R. Jonas
RNC
Jonas
Whitlen
House
Senate
Defense tests in McBride murder case in Nebraska
Lincoln, UPI The defense began presenting its case in the first degree murder trial of Robert J. McBride. Beaman’s mother Etla McBride and four relatives testified. She recounted a custody dispute and a prior charge Beaman pressed after Beaman struck McBride. McBride allegedly did not want to go to Fremantle to sell hogs but wanted to take his wife home after loading animals. Jurors will hear final arguments before deciding McBride’s guilt or innocence. Hyman Polsky, court-appointed, invokes Nebraska's new self defense law.
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UPI
Robert J. McBride
Ernest Eugene Beaman
Beaman
Etla McBride
Heaman
McBride
Aic-Bride
Frenant
Hyman Polsky
Former O'Neill mayor Daly dies in Omaha
Charles M. Daly of Omaha former mayor of O Neill died at a local hospital Monday aged BB He led O Neill in the 1920s and headed an Omaha real estate firm before moving in 1962 Rites set at 9 30 am at John A Gentleman Mortuary and 10 am at St Cecilia's Cathedral Survivors include his widow three sons two daughters one brother three sisters 13 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren
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Omaha
UPL
Charles M. Daly
O'Neill
O'Neil
Riles
John A. Gentleman Mortuary
St. Cecilia's Cathedral
Water supply tight for Apollo 13 crew
Water is a minor problem for the Apollo 13 crew with 92 hours total water available if the lunar module is brought down Friday as planned. Food is a problem, though the crew may switch to waterless meals. oxygen in descent tanks is more than adequate, NASA says.
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Space Center, Houston
UPC
NASA
James A. McDivitt
Apolian Spacecraft
Agnew decries haphazard enrollment and lowered standards
Des Moines UPI reports Vice President Spiro Agnew condemning college admissions policies that admit minorities without regard to ability. He urged preparation before entry, invoking Jeffersonian natural aristocracy and warning against lowering standards to meet social goals. He spoke at a Des Moines fundraiser, with protests outside.
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Des Moines
UPI
Spiro Agnew
Agnew
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Veteran's Auditorium
Butte High Band Earns Superior Without Director
Members of the Butte High School band and chorus faced a festival in Anaconda with no director as their timing director joined a bus drivers strike. The ensemble provided their own transportation and performed in Anaconda, earning superior ratings in both events.
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