Brezhnev Arrives in Vienna Amid Security for SALT II Talks
Soviet President Leonid Brezhnev reaches Vienna under heavy security as Carter arrives for a planned SALT II summit. Both leaders prepare for two days of talks, with a signing ceremony set for Monday. The talks aim to limit strategic arsenals and reduce nuclear risks, though expectations remain cautious. Secretary Vance notes final issues include cruise missile definitions and decoy technologies.
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Plains Indian Museum Dedication Draws 7000 In Cody Wyoming
James Michener opened a new Plains Indian Museum in Cody Wyoming at a cost of 3.75 million dollars while 7000 attendees including Indians from 14 Plains tribes gathered for the dedication. He urged honoring Native ties or risk trouble, and called the event a remarkable celebration.
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Gas Supply Forecast Sparks Optimism Amid Oil Industry Skepticism
Washington energy official James Schlesinger said gas supply should improve by late summer with fewer lines and no general shortages. Industry experts caution that weekly oil import changes could still affect station queues and refinery throughput.
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Nine Klansmen convicted in Talladega County case
Nine Ky Klansmen were convicted on civil rights charges in Birmingham after a nearly all white jury found them guilty for terrorizing blacks in Talladega County. Sentences ranged from two to four years with three acquittals and several felonies dismissed.
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Macy's Fire Kills Fireman in Four Alarm Blaze
Detectives probe Thursday blaze at Macy's New York after a four alarm fire killed Walter J. Smith 31 of Bellmore NY and injured at least 14 others. The sporting goods storeroom fire erupted into a blaze that trapped firefighters and sent thousands fleeing during a Flag Day sale. Investigators examine arson as a possible cause while fire and police work the scene.
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Concorde sues for safe landing amid fuel spill at Dulles
UPI reports a Concorde airliner suffered its most serious incident since service began in the United States as two blown tires caused fuel to drench two runways at Dulles International. No injuries. some operations temporarily disrupted. one runway out of service for hours.
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Parisian widow hosted daily parties and printed news
Madame Doubled de Person, the world’s first newspaper woman, stayed in her Paris apartment for 40 years yet hosted daily gatherings where guests shared news. She produced handwritten newspapers circulated widely for months. Separately, Defense Department sources reported cafeterias stealing 60,000 pieces of silverware over nine months.
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