Nixon Brezhnev to Hold Reunion Summit in Moscow
Washington reports Nixon and Brezhnev plan a 1974 reunion as they seek lasting limits on strategic nuclear weapons. A midday White House signing ceremony followed a secrecy cloaked document, with talks aimed at accelerating SALT talks in Geneva. They would also meet business leaders at Blair House and then fly to Nixon's San Clemente home to wrap up the summit.
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San Clemente
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5.5 Percent Social Security Aid Boost for Elderly
The Senate Finance Committee approved a 5.5 percent cost of living increase for 28 million Social Security beneficiaries effective January 1975. The move, seen as relief from inflation, accompanies higher minimum welfare payments for the aged, blind, and disabled, with costs estimated at $2.75 billion yearly for Social Security and $500 million for welfare.
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Court asks Paris delay in A tests
The International Court of Justice in The Hague urged France to refrain from nuclear testing in the South Pacific until a final ruling on legality. By an 8-4 vote Australia and New Zealand had asked for the pause to avoid affecting the dispute. The court planned further hearings in September and December, and did not confirm France’s representation at the upcoming sessions.
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Two POW Pilots Face Formal Misconduct Charges
Pentagon sources disclose two fighter pilots, Navy Captain Walter E. Wilber and Marine Lt. Col. Edison Wainright Miller, have formal misconduct charges stemming from years in North Vietnamese POW camps. Rear Adm. Stockdale delivered the charges. details remain unavailable.
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Tustin
Wilber
North Vietnam
Miller
John Warner
DOD
Department of Defense
Donald Kolarik
Clinton
Iowa
Air Force
Theodore Guy
South Vietnam
Melvin BR. Laird
Guy
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Nixon eases dividend rules to curb sagging markets
The Nixon administration loosens voluntary dividend guidelines to 4 percent annually or allows an alternative based on the average rise from 1968 to 1973. Chairman Arthur Burns of the Federal Reserve says the move helps elderly and widows dependent on dividends and aims to buoy stock markets amid price freezes. Corporate profits rose $12.8 billion in Q1 to a 114.3 billion annual rate. Food and fuel costs also push consumer prices higher.
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President's Council of Economic Advisors
Herbert Stein
Weekly lottery result for New Jersey drawn in Trenton
The weekly New Jersey lottery announces the winning number 259926 in Trenton. No prize details provided.
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Victory for environmentalists Senate approves land-use measure
The Senate approved a land-use bill to curb chaotic urban sprawl and protect beaches and shorelines by requiring states to establish land-use plans within eight years. The 64 to 21 vote moved the measure toward the House as debate rejected several amendments over three days. Senator Henry M. Jackson urged nationwide planning to safeguard natural resources.
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Senate Interior Committee
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Interior committee advances land use planning funding plan
A House Interior subcommittee completed hearings on land use planning bills and is to weigh proposals in mid July. The administration plan would fund state and regional plans with 920 million for development and 8 million for administration, research, and training, while Indian tribal plans would receive 66 million. The Senate measure would provide 1 billion over eight years for land use and preserve environmental areas under Interior Department guidelines.
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Senate
Pennsylvania ninth millionaire drawing set for June 28
Harrisburg AP reports Pennsylvania will hold its ninth millionaire lottery drawing on Thursday June 28 with about 200 finalists eligible for the grand prize.
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