Summit's long term momentum shadows current leaders
The Sunday summary argues the superpower talks may forge a lasting momentum beyond Nixon and Brezhnev. While Nixon Brezhnev are fading, the planned Nixon Brezhnev II trip to Moscow looms next year. Western cheers may prove cautious as broad accords fail to guarantee nuclear safety.
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Nixon aims to cut back major domestic programs
Despite a conciliatory gesture by President Nixon last week, Congress and the White House remain at odds over federal spending. Nixon appears to hold the initiative in his drive to trim large domestic programs after signing three authorization bills extending economic development and health measures he had sought to abolish.
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Dean Testimony Against Nixon to Be Aired Tomorrow
John W. Dean's public testimony is set to air tomorrow following previews. He is expected to admit involvement in planning and covering up Watergate wiretapping, alleging the President and top aides knew of the bugging and cover up and that the White House engaged in other illegal acts.
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Summit talks yield progress on arms limits in Europe
President Nixon and Soviet leader Brezhnev, meeting at Nixon's villa overlooking the Pacific, near agreement on a final communiqué. They discuss nuclear arms limits and troop reductions in Europe with growing cooperative tone. Both express satisfaction with the talks' outcomes.
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Florida blackout traced to storms and crane contact
Florida faced a vast power outage after thunderstorms a tornado and a crane brushing a 240000 volt transmission line caused a chain reaction. Florida Light and Power Co. spokesman C T Voumar says the blackout nearly reached the whole state, knocking out four major generators at a key facility.
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Russian consulate opens in San Francisco amid protests
The first Russian consulate general in the United States opens in San Francisco's Pacific Heights in a six story former apartment building bought by the Soviet Union in 1971. Jewish groups plan a peaceful demonstration today under the banner We Welcome Mr Brezhnev Committee. They will march to the consulate with a cornerstone honoring Jewish prisoners of conscience. A consulate in Leningrad is to open next month.
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Khmer Rouge Shift Attacks Near Phnom Penh
Military sources say Khmer Rouge forces have moved south of Phnom Penh after troops reopened Highway 4 to Kompong Som. Insurgent groups fight along Highways 2 and 3 near the southern outskirts, with four regiments repositioned and supported by artillery.
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Sunset High School Class of Sixty Nine Reunion Orbits Nostalgia
In a fragmented reminiscence about late 1960s and 1983, the piece recalls Willie Mays, a president’s violent death in 1968, and the 1983 Sunset High School class of 196? reunion. It reflects on time’s flow, growth, and the lasting mood of that era, with vivid images of fashion and social life as readers drift toward memory.
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