U.S. Agrees To Modernize Israeli Air Force Planes
Washington reports an in principle accord to keep Israel’s air power balanced with Arab forces. Israel likely to receive lightweight YF16 or YF17 fighters or combinations, with future F4 Phantom guidance and ongoing U.S. military aid. Soviet jets bolster Syria while Egypt’s imports stall.
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Nixon Brezhnev Summit After Kremlin Ceremony
Nixon and Brezhnev brought the nuclear summit to Yalta with crowds near 10 000. A 1b year economic accord signed at a Kremlin ceremony aims to expand long term trade between the United States and the Soviet Union. Treasury Secretary William E. Simon forecast the agreement days before Nixon left Washington as details emerged from a Washington meeting of the American Soviet commercial commission. The accord envisions Soviet raw materials and aluminum power resources meeting American needs with path to broader cooperation.
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Pension Bill Nears Final Congress Approval
After protracted talks a broad pension reform package nears final congressional action. The package would set rules for existing plans, provide vesting, fiduciary standards, and an employer funded insurance fallback, plus tax breaks for higher earners and self employed, with effective dates to be decided after the July recess.
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North Carolina and nearby areas forecast clear to partly cloudy weekend
Coastal areas expect mainly clear to partly cloudy skies with patchy morning fog Sunday, highs near 90, and a 10 percent rain chance through Sunday night. Mountains show valley fog early Sunday, with highs in the 80s and a 10 percent rain risk Sunday and Sunday night. South Carolina regions remain sunny and warm with mid to upper 80s in the mountains and around 90 on the coast, a 10 to 20 percent rain chance and light variable winds.
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Kennedy Jr Visits Derby Briefly Before Bomb Scare
Edward Kennedy Jr. cut short a visit to the Curragh Derby in Ireland after a bomb scare forced the grandstand to be cleared. The 17-year-old, longtime cancer patient, had been treated at St. Vincent's in Dublin where doctors reported his condition improving and expected discharge soon.
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Virginia Set To Enact Broad 1974 Law Revisions
Virginia lawmakers push 1974 revisions covering consumer billing disputes within 30 days and state agency powers. Proposals include expanding environmental coordination, raising learning and vehicle fees, enabling a state bureau of investigation, extending transit funding, and widening tax, education, antitrust, and public records rules.
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Analysis of Pote One Witness Timetable in Congress
The article describes a partisan clash over witness timetables in the presidential case. St Clair and Rodino proposed rival schedules, leading to a five plus five plan with ten witnesses. On Wednesday four Democrats joined 27 Republicans to back calling all ten, provoking GOP claims of a partisan power play. Bodine faced criticism Friday for an indiscretion.
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Weicker Denounces White House in Watergate Remarks
Weicker said he cannot determine guilt in Watergate except for those already judged by courts and accused the White House of pushing a false constitutional view. He blamed Ronald Ziegler for lying to the press, asserting the spokesman knew the statements were untrue.
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Democrats Seek Funds in 21 Hour Telethon Across Nation
Democratic leaders launched a 21 hour telethon led by Robert S. Strauss to raise funds for the 1974 campaign with Henry Jackson, Edmund Muskie, George McGovern and others lining up for appearances. The program aimed to net over $2 million with two thirds going to state parties and the rest to the Democratic National Committee while avoiding a direct focus on the Nixon Watergate affair.
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Priest Father Donahue Found Dead After Friday Night
Acting coroner said Father Donahue died about five hours before 7 p.m. Friday in the rectory, with only a painting youth present. An assailant fled in a 1972 blue Impala. Parishioners reported nothing stolen. Funeral plans include services in North Wilkesboro, Stirling, Holy Trinity Alabama, and burial in Alabama.
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Peron Condition Deemed Controllable By Doctors
Peron’s health was reported by private doctors as potentially controllable though a bronchial infection could pose risks to his weak heart. He had returned from a two week European trip with visits to Mal y and Spain, a call on Pope Paul VI, and a Geneva speech. Argentines focus on safeguarding democracy restored last year after Ongania era.
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