Clarke warns United States is a tech based nation
Arthur C. Clarke told the 19th annual meeting of the American Astronautical Society in Dallas that the United States relies on science and technology for wealth, but the people who understand their origins are not in top positions. He warned that lawyers and misaligned power hinder progress. Martha Mitchell, wife of former Attorney General, left her New York apartment at night with a chauffeur and an unidentified woman, carrying considerable luggage, with no comment amid ongoing legal scrutiny. A Los Angeles council committee killed a resolution to censure Jane Fonda for calling POWs liars and hypocrites, voting 22-0.
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Arms talk seen as vague despite Nixon Brezhnev pact
Washington analysts say the U S Soviet statement on nuclear arms is more hopeful rhetoric than a clear progress report. They note trust between Nixon and Brezhnev underpins talks but warn the document offers few concrete steps and sets a 1974 target for a formal treaty with possible allowance for weapon modernization through multiple warheads.
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Nixon Brezhnev East Room toast branded by shared jokes
In the East Room the United States and Soviet leaders Richard Nixon and Leonid Brezhnev signed nuclear cooperation and restraint pacts. The event featured playful moments as Nixon teased Brezhnev over signing theatrics, drawing laughter from officials including Senator Sam Ervin. Brezhnev toasted, and Russians photographed outside the White House afterward.
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Dem chair calls Cuba cash claim in Watergate bid ridiculous
Democratic National Committee chair Strauss denounces as ridiculous the notion that the Castro government funded the Democratic presidential campaign. He says he knows of no such money and notes the pursuit of evidence by conspirators including Barker. The Watergate hearings face leaks and pretrial deposition in the suit over campaign financing.
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Charles Colson labeled a cream puff in Watergate era
A UPI report recounts how Charles W. Colson, once dubbed the White House hatchet man, faced criticism and denials after the Watergate arrests. Despite his lawyer calling him a cream puff, Colson remained entwined with testimonies and connections to Hunt and other Nixon aides amid the scandal.
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Watergate Sanction by McCord to Be Published
James McCord, a convicted Watergate burglar, will publish Watergate Sanction in late July or early August. Edward Uhlan of Exposition Press says the book will claim FBI efforts were stymied by the Justice Department and that administration officials sought to shift blame to the CIA.
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Heyworth Courier Decay Notices Misfiled Address
The fragment shows a hurried local notice from Heyworth California with a misread byline and postal form. It mentions publisher Mithaal Chitcote and a postal box in Heyworth. The readable text is limited and lacks a clear event, date, or outcome.
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Washington guard unit sees mass transfer over marijuana use
Almost a quarter of the elite Washington ceremonial guard unit, a 137 ton contingent near President Nixon and visiting dignitaries, has been transferred for allegedly using marijuana. The Navy said it moved sailors in the west to less sensitive posts, including 12 who helped welcome Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev.
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