Laird outlines Soviet push in nuclear arms race
Defense chief Laird told Congress that Soviet nuclear forces are expanding faster than U.S. estimates. He cited growth in land based ICBMs and submarine missiles, the ULMS push, and warned against letting the Soviets gain numerical superiority. He noted China may deploy ICBMs by 1975 and discussed Vietnam progress and lower draft calls.
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Soviet Luna 20 Moon Ship To Orbit Friday
Moon mission Luna 20 from the Soviet Union will enter lunar orbit around Friday at about 8 a.m. EST and is expected to land on the moon two or three days afterward, according to Bochum Observatory.
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Gov Shapp reportedly derails anti injunction bill
Harrisburg AP report says Governor Shapp, seen as sympathetic to organized labor, opposes labor backed legislation restricting employers use of temporary injunctions against unions. Sources say the measure is dead for now with a House vote possible but unlikely and a meeting with AFL CIO leaders slated.
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Russian UN employee charged in espionage case
FBI agents arrested Valery I. Markelov a 32 year old UN Secretariat translator on charges of spying for details on the Navy F14A Grumman engineer supplied a copying machine and a camera for copying material FBI said Markelov met with the engineer 11 times at New York area restaurants and was seized in a Patchogue diner after receiving documents from the Grumman employee He faces up to 10 years in prison and a 10000 fine authorities said
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Washington
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Russia
United States
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Mardi Gras Parades Fill New Orleans Streets
Thousands of people spill into the streets for Mardi Gras parades and related merriment as the pre Lenten Carnival season begins in New Orleans.
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Nixon Opens Door to Chinese Trade Expansion
President Nixon widened the door for trade with China and announced steps to place China on the same trading footing as the Soviet bloc. He said locomotives, construction equipment, industrial chemicals and engines could be exported through general licenses, not case by case. The move followed a briefing with an intellectual familiar with Chinese leaders and accompanied by plans for his upcoming China visit and meetings with officials and cultural figures.
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Nixon China trip itinerary released by White House
President Nixon’s schedule shows a Feb itinerary starting with a Washington to Hawaii stop, then Guam, crossing the International Date Line, arriving in Peking Feb 21, then Hangchow and Shanghai before returning to Washington Feb 28. The plan includes official welcomes, banquets, the Great Wall and Ming tombs mentions, and various cultural events.
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