Brezhnev's smoking habit marks rise to power in Kremlin
The report portrays Leonid Brezhnev in the Grand Kremlin Hall during Nixon and Ford signing, noting his cigarette display as a symbol of authority amid Soviet power shifts. It recalls his past struggles and ongoing habit, framing his eventual ascent as a top Soviet leader after ousting patron Nikita Khrushchev.
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Arms talks resume as negotiators signal more meetings
An arms negotiator said more meetings could be needed as talks with Russia continued. A U.S. official indicated this was not the last meeting and pressed questions to Foreign Minister Vladimir Semenov, who replied that he had nothing further to add beyond agreement with the remark.
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Nixon to tour Soviet industrial city near Moscow
UPI reports President Nixon will visit the Soviet city Zelehograd about 30 miles west of Moscow. He travels with a small team to inspect the Zelehograd power plant and other industrial sites developed since World War II.
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Pat Nix observes cold Soviet hospitality during visit
UPI reports Pat Nix, the first American lady, faced mixed reception in Moscow. Schools showed few hospitable students, while local hosts explained the absence of familiar students. A student startled a young man with a greeting as Nix toured, and some chatter noted the class included a geology professor and a room allegedly rich in minerals.
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Wary Nixon press corps fears spying at summit
Reported by UPI that White House journalists covering President Nixon at the summit fear surveillance. Sources claim Intourist Hotel hosting the traveling press is fully staffed by KGB agents, including kitchen staff and hotel workers, fueling deep suspicion of foreigners despite some easing of tensions.
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