Russia vetoes UN Cyprus role resolution
United Nations Security Council vetoed a Cyprus peacekeeping resolution after the Soviet Union delayed the vote. Ambassador Jacob Malik cited lack of instructions from Moscow and warned he would cast the veto despite stalling maneuvers and late arrival.
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Russia
Cyprus
United Nations, N.Y
Jacob Malik
United Nations Security Council
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
Geneva
Greece
Turkey
Britain
United States
United Nations
Soviet Union
Malik
Moscow
Byelorussia
China
Security Council
France
Coast Guard base plane crash injures two at Norfolk flight facility
A twin-engine turboprop T EZA Hawkeye trainer crashed after touching down during touch-and-go maneuvers near Norfolk Naval Air Station. The aircraft, from Airborne Early Warning Squadron 120, skidded into a nearby fiber glass shop, starting a large fire. Firefighters and rescue teams from Elizabeth City and Pasquotank County aided efforts while officials investigate the crash cause.
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Coast Guard
Airborne Early Warning Squadron 120
Norfolk Naval Air Station
Leo Druelinger
Druelinger
Elizabeth City
Pasquotank County
Weather forecasts and Watergate notes mix in page display
The page combines North and South Carolina forecast zones with reports on political Watergate tape disclosures. Coast to mountains forecasts show varying rain chances and highs near 90, while Nixon era privilege claims, Haldeman Ehrlichman conversations, and Sirica hearings are summarized with dates and durations.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Nixon
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
St. Clair
Rose Garden
Sirica
Orhy
Ehrlichmann
White House
Richard Hauser
John Chester
James Neal
Richard Ben- Veniste
Hauser
Chester
Roy Peden A Boy Preacher From Louisville
Minister Continued from Page One. Roy Peden joins churches across Louisville and Kentucky as a preacher. His father takes the family on excursions to hear him preach while his mother teaches a benevolence class. Four siblings also serve in church roles as ushers and singers.
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Carrasco
Miss Pollard
W.J. Estelle
Justice of the” Peace
Mable Franklin
Rosa
American Correctional Institute
San Antonio
Jack Hutton
Roy
Louisville
Kentucky
Roy A. Peden
American in Japan Barricades Fence Plan Near Yokota Base
John R. Deakin an American resident near Yokota Air Base in Tokyo constructs a barricade to block a new security fence he fears will cut off the neighborhood road. He monitors with alarms cameras and a vigil. A base spokesman cites security needs and a moratorium until August 5 awaits a Japanese court ruling.
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Japan
Base
Tokyo
John R. Deakin
U.S
Deakin
Sarasota
Fla
Yokota Air Base
Westen
America Village
Air Force
United States
Democrats Face Hurdle Over Impeachment Public Record Vote
The passage notes impeachment leaders favor airing evidence in the House and likely demand a vote on the public record, while Republicans face resistance. It highlights doubt that a majority of Democrats would approve and mentions Buchanan’s idea.
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Publicanis
Buchanan
House
Prices and politics mix as impeachment moves forward
The report outlines farm price changes with meat and grain costs rising while farm operators face higher expenses. It also covers the impeachment process as House debate nears and plans for broadcasting proceedings gain momentum in both chambers.
Nixon Would Get $60,000 Pension If He Resigned
GAO says a president who resigns would be eligible for the $60,000 presidential pension, but a president impeached and removed would not receive benefits. The report, prepared at the request of Sen. Hart, notes that impeachment would disqualify him from pension.
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Nixon
Washington
General Accounting Office
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
House of Representatives
Senate
GAQ
GAO
Civil Service Commission
Secretary of the Treasury
Milk probe details reveal political donations scheme
The article outlines charges against Norman Sherman and John Valentine for aiding an $82,000 donation tied to the Milk Producers cooperative. It notes Nelson, Parr, Isham, Lilly, and Russell connected to the scheme, with guilty pleas and potential penalties, suspensions, and related pension questions under GAO analysis. It also references broader Cyprus cease-fire talks and unrelated political fallout.
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Nelson
San Antonio
Tex
Anthony Nicholas
David L. Parr
Parr
Farm Group
Parr, Lilly, Jacobsen
Robert O. Isham
Stuart H. Russell
Russell
Oklahoma City
Isham
Lilly
Clerides
Kyrenia
Nicosia
United Nations
Greece
Turkey
Britain
Geneva
Athens
George Mavros
Cyprus
Ankara
Bulent Ecevit
Ecevit
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Barker
Martinez
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Ellsberg
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Vietnam
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Daina Rame
Ajax Detergent
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Hyde Park
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