U S faces further Soviet delay on key arms talks
Washington reports indicate Moscow averted mid August start and may push talks back several weeks Officials cite new MIR missile developments as a reason while Dobrynin’s return to Washington is delayed Experts believe the delay stems from Soviet caution about appearing eager and from broader policy decisions ahead of Gromyko Rogers discussions at the UN General Assembly
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Talks Continue as Violence Persists in Vietnam Conflict
Namese, Americans and others have died in North Vietnam's vain and futile quest for mili tary victory, Lodge declared. Nuan Thuy and Viet Cong's Nguyen Van Tien derided American troop withdrawals as a sham. South Vietnam's Pham Dang Lam said enemy attacks seek to create illusion of strength and hide the insurgents' desperate situation from world opinion.
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Goren On Bridge
GOREN On Bridge recounts a bridge hand where South aims to secure nine tricks in a three no trump contract after a spade and heart sequence. The play centers on defending missteps, club distribution, and a diamond continuation affecting the final outcome in a detailed bidding and play narrative.
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Vietnam War Updates From An Loc To Rockpile Area
Reported battles across the region near An Loc and Tay Ninh left 13 Americans wounded after a North Vietnamese force attacked a patrol base of the 1st Air Cavalry. Paratroopers claimed 73 enemy casualties with 14 U.S. dead and 43 wounded in another clash near Tay Ninh. North Vietnamese forces bombed positions south of the DMZ while Marines suffered two deaths and five wounded in the Rockpile area four miles south of the buffer zone. U.S. intelligence warned against a sustained upsurge, predicting a fall campaign with heavy attacks, while analysts said allied sweeps and B52 raids limit enemy supply caches.
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Piedmont faces stay of execution call over two pilot jets
Gordon advised filing the stay while warning pilots would return if denied. Piedmont plans to recall 2,200 laid off employees as service resumes with two pilots on 737 jets. Boeing argues two-man crews are certified and used by foreign carriers. U.S. lines mostly run three pilots. A hearing will occur within 60 days on Piermonts call against pilots. Labor secretary arranged a meeting between company and urban officers.
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Apollo pace celebrities and nations honor moon crew
Apollo astronauts rode in ticker tape parades in New York and Chicago while Nixon awarded them Medals of Freedom and spoke of future travels. A Houston Astrоdome celebration hosted by David Merrick with Sinatra as MC followed further praise from officials and citizens.
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British Troops Block Off Bogside After Riots in Londonderry
The article details troops arriving to seal Bogside with barbed wire across roads while rioters clash, smoke and fires fill William Street, and police retreat behind barriers. Eddie McAteer negotiates safe access for a fire engine, urging police withdrawal. Muslims police divisions are labeled.
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Economy holds steady as profits dip in late 1960s
An economist notes income reaching 752.3 million supports continued consumer spending and forecasts further increases through year end, arguing no recession risk. Corporate profits after tax fall slightly to 42.11 billion, with a flat trend since 1966. In Ireland, Belfast talks amid Belfast Londonderry violence. 400 casualties in Londonderry, police wounded 130, as clashes escalate with gasoline bombs.
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Hijack of Northeast Flight 43 Returns to Miami
A Boeing 727 with 45 passengers and seven crew hijacked en route from Boston to Miami landed in Miami at 6:43 p.m. EDT. Passengers described calm hijackers selecting seats and taking control while police and witnesses noted weapons believed to be a pistol and a knife. The incident marked the year’s 13th hijacking of a commercial airliner and the second against Northeast this year.
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Mao Turns Attention to Soviet Revisionists as China Rallies
Hong Kong China expert notes Mao Zedong has shifted focus from Nationalist China and the United States to Soviet revisionists as border clashes flare. The tactic mirrors past campaigns that used external threats to unite the populace during domestic programs.
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Nixon aides outline timing for decisions and court pick
Ziegler said a final decision on some topics will come in late August with an announcement. He projected a Monday announcement on a new Supreme Court associate justice to replace Abe Fortas. He also said Senate leader Mansfield’s Asian trip has presidential backing and that Nixon sent personal messages to leaders Mansfield will visit.
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Civil Rights Forces Oppose Haynsworth Supreme Court Nomination
Civil rights leaders and NAACP officials urged opposition to South Carolina judge Clement Haynsworth for the Supreme Court seat. They cited his civil rights rulings as favorable to segregation and said his confirmation could threaten progress. Supporters expect Senate confirmation, while liberal Democrats wait for an official White House announcement.
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Lenders urged to keep student loans flowing amid uncertainty
Nixon urged banks and credit unions to extend federally insured loans to students as lawmakers debate a new bill. Letters from worried students and parents describe failed attempts to locate lenders and fear losing college places without funds.
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