Nixon Brezhnev open talks with peace aims in Washington
President Nixon and Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev begin a lengthy summit with pledges to advance world peace and curb armaments. Nixon calls for a turning point in Moscow Washington talks while Brezhnev hails the Moscow summit as a foundation for peaceful relations. Protesters gather as Brezhnev arrives for the historic visit.
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May Be All Over for Four in Sub Rescue
Navy divers failed to reach a submerged midget submarine trapped 340 feet below the Atlantic as a May ability to reach the wreck and repair ship Johnson-Spaulding reported worsening conditions. Capt. Thomas W. Cuddy led the operation briefing that two divers had exited after carbon dioxide buildup, with forward compartments showing distress while aft compartments weakened. The second attempt by divers appeared stalled due to strong currents around the scuttled destroyer. Survivors inside the chamber were believed alive by some officials, but a safe recovery remained uncertain as leaders warned the situation remained grave.
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Nixon to Change Story On Watergate Defense
Washington report says President Nixon will acknowledge misinformed advice from farm deputies and hint at information failures driving the cover up. Senate testimony from John Dean and TV network coverage loom as key elements in ongoing Watergate disclosures.
Burglary Expert Urges Dead Bolts For Home Security
Police advocate tightening home defenses offering advice from Gary Tyler on choosing and installing dead bolt locks. He describes a dead bolt as permanently fixed into the door frame, unlike spring locks, and notes how even cheap models can deter intruders while protecting interiors. Tyler recounted personal security measures and cites burglar tactics seen in South County, stressing door and garage access vulnerabilities.
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Lockyer Entering 14th Assembly Race in Crown Vacancy
Alameda County political figure William Lockyer declared his candidacy for the 14th Assembly District seat created by Robert Crown's death. He vows to continue Crown's work, has served seven years as Crown's administrative assistant, and faces only Jack Maltester as possible opposition. Endorsements include Don Edwards and others. the race coincides with ongoing reapportionment and potential clashes with Mrs. Fong in 1974.
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Weather update for Southern Alameda County continues
Fair and breezy conditions persist through Tuesday with a high near the Tas and a low in the Sks tonight. Tuesday’s high in the fs counties, winds from 10 to 20 mph today and tomorrow. More details on page 18.
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Dean asserts he has the facts in Watergate testimony
John W. Dean says he possesses documents and papers that will authenticate his testimony. In an interview with the Washington Star-News, he predicts belief due to the facts, as televised hearings approach and Dean prepares for his public appearance. He had reportedly handled 40 contracts with Nixon earlier this year before being fired on April 30.
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Fremont Resident Proposes No Car Tuesdays
Fremont resident Jeannie Raap proposes no car Tuesdays to cut summer smog. Citizens would walk or cycle on Tuesdays, or car pool, with a City Council vote at 7:00 p.m. in the city government building. Raap works as a senior secretary in the recreation and leisure services department.
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Stamps likely to rise to a dime next year
AP report notes Postmaster General Elmer Klassen expects approval for a two cent increase in regular mail postage effective January. He predicts possible changes to airmail amid airline contract negotiations and rising operating costs.
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