Soviet Leader Brezhnev Arrives For Summit Talks
Brezhnev arrives at Andrews Air Force Base en route to Camp David for talks with President Nixon. The two leaders, accompanied by top aides, prepare for discussions on defense limits, trade, and joint scientific and cultural exchanges, amid security restrictions and pre-summit diplomacy.
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Senate hearings probe Nixon Watergate ties to Dean
Senate sources say two private Q and A sessions will probe what Dean knows of possible presidential involvement. Dean says he met Nixon more than 30 times this year before implicating aides and Nixon fired him. Cox seeks White House conversation logs and related Watergate documents from the White House.
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Dairy commission boosts Class I milk price in Virginia
Virginia milk prices rose after a May 9 hearing where dairymen argued rising costs, especially for feed, required higher Class I pricing. Consumer groups and Tidewater legislators challenged the data, prompting Virginia Tech to update farm cost figures and support proposed price increases.
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Cease-fire tensions flare as radio cites Viet Cong attack
Radio Hanoi claims a 1500 shell bombardment and infantry assault near Saigon in breach of the cease-fire. South Vietnamese officials dispute the claim while noting U S B52 raids continue around the capital. Thai-based bombers press round the clock on suspected insurgent targets within 15 miles of Saigon.
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Cattleman Norell Says Ranch Costs and Profits Rise
Norell, 47, operates on 5,700 owned, 27,000 leased, and 12,000 federal acres with permits. He sells cattle to a feeder and packer, claims $2 million capital, $79,000 annual profit. Yearling 650 pounds, sells at 50 cents a pound, with packer taking 60 cents to carcass. Wages doubled in 20 years. paid $400 for single, $500 for married ranch hands. He employs five workers and three sons summerly.
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Skylab crew nears space endurance record
Skylab astronauts Conrad Kerwin and Weitz inch toward a world space endurance record as they complete 23 days in orbit and aim to splash down Friday at 9 48 a m EDT. The mission would total 28 days in space if successful, matching Soyuz 11’s 1971 record with a cautionary note on the cosmonauts’ fate.
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Weitz
Phase 4 controls on exports loom over U S farm trade
The administration moves to tighten Phase 4 export controls on agricultural goods including wheat and soybeans, with new powers sought to limit feed grains. Reports from exporters start next week as officials plan consultation with business and labor groups to shape Phase 4. Wages are exempt. inflation and growth signals show a possible cooling after a rapid expansion.
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Cost of Living Council
John T. Dunlop
Kennedy Defends Press Freedom Amid Watergate Year
Kennedy argues 1973 will be seen as both Watergate year and a landmark for press freedom. He says there is no stronger deterrent to government corruption than the press's ability to uncover and publish the truth.
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