Nuclear Limits Will be Signed
President Nixon and Soviet leader Brezhnev plan to sign an agreement on principles for nuclear arms talks in the White House East Room. They will also sign a second accord on scientific and technical cooperation in peaceful atomic energy as SALT negotiations resume in Geneva.
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Camp David
Nixon
Leonid I. Brezhnev
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
East Room
Washington
U.S
Salt
Geneva
Ziegler
Brezhnev
Moscow
San Clemente
Calif
Connally Seeks Exit From White House Advisor Role
John Connally, once Democrat turned Republican, hints at leaving his part time White House advisor post as Nixon aide. He denies souring reports while signaling desire to distance from the administration by summer, citing limited visibility and lack of staff.
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Don McLeod
Washington
John Connally
Nixon
White House
Connally
Ronald Ziegler
Ren
Skylab 2 crew set to return after 28 day mission
Skylab 2 astronauts Charles Conrad Jr Joseph Kerwin and Paul Weitz prepare the space station for return to Earth on Friday after a 28 day mission They transfer film tapes and equipment to the Apollo ferry ship and plan three engine firings to reenter. Splashdown is set for 9 50 a m EDT in the Pacific Ocean near San Diego.
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Earth
Pacific Ocean
San Diego
Calif
Ticonderoga
Orbit
Kerwin
Space
Royce Hawkins
Skylab
Longest Day Marks Beginning of Summer in Wisconsin
The summer solstice arrives at 8 01 as Wisconsin enjoys 15 hours 22 minutes of daylight. Temperatures reach 90 in Stoughton and Milwaukee, 65 in Park Falls with showers and light rain totals. Manitowoc and Two Rivers report 70s earlier, with nights cooling into the 40s and 30s south.
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Manitowoc - Two Rivers
Wisconsin
Spooner
Stoughton
Milwaukee
Park Falls
Manitowoc
Peron Exile Ends Back in Argentina
Argentina crowds welcomed former dictator Juan Peron at Buenos Aires with Isa during a chaotic return marked by gunfire that killed between 13 and 30 and wounded hundreds. Rival factions blamed for the violence as Peron planned a news conference amid tight security.
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Juan Peron
Noron
Buenos Aires
Peron
Argentina
Juan D. Peron
Dean Quoted Nixon on Bugging in 1963 Campaign
John W. Dean III cites J. Edgar Hoover telling Nixon electronic surveillance was used against him in 1963. The exchange suggests Nixon said he would need bugging later. Senate Watergate summary notes the line but offers few details. Sources say the matter was not pursued at the executive session.
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Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Nixon
John W. Dean III
Dean
Senate Watergate Committee
White House
Watergate Indictments Prompt Nixon Dean Halderman Meeting
The record recounts a Sept 15 meeting with Nixon, Dean, and H R Halderman after federal indictments were returned against seven in the Watergate break in. Nixon reportedly discussed bugging and using such reports politically while Dean told investigators of sabotage by the White House and the Nixon re election committee.
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Nixon
Dean
H.R. Haldeman
Haldeman
Hoover
White House
Committee For
House
Rescue workers plan parachute jump into jungle for Aeromexico crash
Four Red Cross parachutists from Mexico City prepared to jump into rugged El Moro Mountain terrain to reach survivors after an Aeromexico DC9 crash near Puerto Vallarta. The jet from Houston carried 7 people and exploded on impact. fate of 23 passengers and 4 crew was unknown.
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Puerto Vallarta
Mexico
Aeromexico
Houston
Tex
Pacific Coast
Puerto Vallaria
el Moro
Chimo
Chocala
Red Cross
Unt
Mexico City
Supreme Court rules desegregation duties apply nationally
The court held that Northern school districts face desegregation obligations even without explicit laws mandating integration. Denver case established that official racial segregation actions create a duty for courts to enforce non discriminatory systems. Madison bill advances to Senate to protect student records confidentiality including tests conversations grades and activities. Milwaukee activist Rev Groppi calls for a Milwaukee priests union over worker rights with the Archdiocese citing a priest’s status case.
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Groppi
Michael Neuberger
Milwaukee
Supreme Court narrows obscenity protections with local standards
The Supreme Court reverses a decade of permissiveness ruling that local community standards govern obscenity cases, not national guidelines. Chief Justice Burger writes the decision, allowing juries to deem material obscene without proving it has no redeeming social value.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Warren E. Burger
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Agriculture Department
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