Moscow may shape Mideast crisis, says analysis
The article argues Moscow could influence Middle East tensions as the crisis deepens. It traces shifts in Soviet policy from support for Israel to Arab alignment, notes the evolving U.S. relationship, and discusses potential economic and strategic gains Moscow seeks from new ties with Washington and regional players.
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GOP governors struggle for party influence in 1974 cycle
New York AP dispatch notes GOP governors remain less influential within their party than Democrats despite Nixon era ties. They attended a New York session while Democrats named Jimmy Carter to head a unified 1974 campaign committee. Governors discussed boosting their role but deferred joint fundraising, signaling ongoing tension over national party support ahead of key state races.
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Environmentalists clash with power firms over nuclear push
Friends of the Earth accuses five California electric utilities of threatening outages to gain support for nuclear plant development. They cite a Stanford Research Institute report predicting higher electricity costs if nuclear power is not expanded. Harding of Friends of the Earth warns the industry is weaponizing fear of drownouts and rationing.
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Brezhnev to Visit D C for Intensive Debates
Washington reports Brezhnev will arrive June 18 for a tightly scheduled visit dominated by talks with President Nixon on disarmament and broader Soviet American relations. Kissinger said the trip will include brief Moscow and Berlin discussions and a possible California stop at San Clemente.
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Nixon aide prompts military role in White House clash
Rep Moss challenged President Nixon’s selection of Gen. Alexander Haig to White House staff after Haldeman’s resignation amid Watergate. Moss questioned military involvement in civilian government, asking Staats for rulings on legality and potential need for Haig to resign or shift to inactive status. He noted precedents but warned against breaking long standing rules.
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Arson Terror Strikes Small Town For Four Nights
Town of Martinsville Virginia near 7 000 residents endures 23 fires in four nights targeting downtown commercial buildings. Mayor Harry Zohn says most fires are arson, hoping arrests soon. A three story Mall Street blaze early Saturday nearly destroyed the building. State officials join probe as assistant fire marshal S L Roush calls it unparalleled in his four decades of service.
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