U.S. Urged to Proceed on Antimissile System Defense
Top U.S. military leaders say Soviet Premier Kosygin's remarks do not end ABM talks. They argue national security requires starting production of an antiballistic missile system. Joint Chiefs weigh a phased plan toward a Nike X style shield as debates continue with the Soviets.
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U.S
Alexei N. Kosygin
United States
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Tyre
Kosygin
New York
Gerald R. Ford
Kosbgin
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Senate Armed Services Committee
Kosyain
Ed States
Joint Chiefs
Johnson
ICUA
Hall
McNamara
United Shites
Haslalso
Air Force
Minutemen
Ned Tates
Nanwavaa
Hann Ole
Gen
Arte &. Wheeler
When Joe's Luck Ran Out It Went Out At A Gallop
Joe Ra, nineteen, drove to a New York courthouse to fight a traffic ticket but his meter ran out. A disruption in court led to a mistaken induction notice and a plea, ending with a guilty verdict and a reduced fine after payment difficulty.
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Joe
NW York
Joe Rainires
Doe
Long Island
Ajlelter Meier
U.S
Alea
Governors End Rift With Bliss Support At GOP Meeting
Republican governors praised Ray Bliss and backed a resolution endorsing his leadership while condemning Young Republicans for rejecting his proposals. The closed caucus in Jackson, Mississippi led to a compromise that avoided naming the youth group and also rebuked conservative women’s faction allies.
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Jackson, Wye
GOP
Bovernore
Upp
Ray Bliss
Bliss
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Indieclim
Thele
GOP Women's Federation
British Shocker Shocks Tea Drinkers Survey Says 19 Percent Start Day With Juice
London reports a surprising finding as a survey by an orange juice firm claims 19 percent of Britons begin their breakfast with orange juice rather than tea. The morning papers carried the result, highlighting a shift in a nation famed for tea culture.
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London
UPE
Congress Faces Backlog After One Day Recess
Congress returns from a one day recess to a heavy agenda including civil rights, education, taxes, Social Security, a possible railroad strike, and Vietnam era funding. The House and Senate have acted on some bills, with many more awaiting conference and final action as winter recess looms.
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Congress
Capitol
Pepe
Senate
Hell
John Wi. McCarmadek
D-Mass
Republica
Gerald BR
Vor
Michigan
Ford
Repub
Ildans
House
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