U S and Soviet unveil seabed weapon ban treaty
In Geneva the United States and the Soviet Union announced a joint treaty to prohibit placing nuclear and mass destruction weapons on the ocean floor beyond a 12 mile coastal limit. Negotiators Leonard and Roshehin urged wide signatories, with first action by the UN General Assembly after Geneva discussions.
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Laird says Nixon administration on path to war end
Secretary Melvin R. Laird told AFL-CIO delegates in Atlantic City that the Nixon Administration is on the path to ending the Vietnam War in the shortest possible time without abandoning the basic objective. He cited a dual approach of continuing Paris peace talks and increasing South Vietnamese military and political responsibility.
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Mississippi districts regain federal disaster aid after desegregation steps
The Nixon administration restored federal disaster aid eligibility to Bay St. Louis Municipal Separate School District and Stone County schools in Mississippi after they began desegregation steps. HEW officials said applications would be processed regardless of current compliance, with final decisions by the HEW comptroller’s office.
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Counterfeiting Ring Busted In Pittsburgh Case
UPI reports Secret Service agents seized 500000 in counterfeit money in Pittsburgh and arrested eight men linked to a ring active between New York Chicago and Pittsburgh over two years. Bills were printed in Pittsburgh and sold to distributors in New York and Chicago. one suspect was identified as printer Guckert at a factory after hours.
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Subscription rates for daily and Sunday issues
The notice lists subscription prices: 16 cents per express workday and county Sundays. a monthly rate of $4.75. It outlines how charges apply for each edition and confirms payment terms for readers.
Father defends daughter in grenade case
C Douglas, leader of a major party, says his daughter Shirley Sutherland 35 Beverly Hills is innocent of federal charges of illegal possession of destructive devices. She and Donald Freed 37 linked to Friends of the Black Panthers were arrested after grenades and money transfer details tied to purchases surfaced.
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East German 20th anniversary parade displays military might
In East Berlin the East German regime staged a military parade for its 20th anniversary. The Big Three condemned the display as violating the city’s demilitarized status and alleged Soviet officers attended, signaling Soviet approval. Brezhnev and East German leader Walter Ulbricht are shown reviewing troops with Warsaw Pact leaders nearby.
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