Kissinger Denies Secret SALT Missile Changes
Washington AP reports Kissinger denounces claims of a secret U S Soviet missile compromise under the 1972 SALT talks as totally false. Sen Henry M Jackson alleged revisions allowing more submarine missiles and new Soviet silo launchers, while Kissinger prepares to brief the Senate Armed Services Committee and hold a news conference.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Soviet Union
Henry Jackson
Dwaush
Kissinger
Moscow
U.S
Senate Armed Services Committee
Nixon
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Paul Nitze
Jackson
Congress
Senate Armed Service Committee
Soviets
United States
Hughes Hughes Nevada Venture Ties to Nixon Fund Payment
Senate Watergate committee staff report links Atty Gen Mitchell approving Hughes Las Vegas Dunes Hotel purchase to a $100,000 cash payment to Rebozo friend of Nixon. Report claims antitrust violations and impropriety hint at quid pro quo ties between Hughes expansion efforts and payments. Danner delivered funds and liaisons with Nixon and Rebozo are noted.
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Washington
U.S
Howard Hughes
Hughes
Nixon
Senate Watergate Committee
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Dunes
Las Vegas
Department
Friends
C.G. “Bebe” Rebozo
Florida
Terry Lenzner
Hughes-Rebozo
Robert P. Maheu
Nevada
Richard Danner
Miami, Fla
Danner
Rebozo
Courier
Mitchell
Mahen
Fourteenth Princess Irene welcomes baby daughter Maria Carolina Christina
AMSTERDAM AP Princess Irene of the Netherlands and her newborn daughter Maria Carolina Christina are reported healthy. Irene, daughter of Queen Juliana, is married to Prince Carlos de Bourbon Parma.
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Amsterdam
Irene of the
Netherlands
Irene
Maria Carolina
Christina
Juliana
Prince Carlos de Bourbon Parma
Record Tornado Year Seen With 371 Deaths This Spring
National Weather Service forecasters say 1974 may become the worst tornado year in U.S. history with 371 deaths and about 5,000 injuries from 658 twisters across 46 states. April 3 yielded 93 storms and a 2,600 mile ground path, far longer than last year’s totals, as meteorologists warn the year could still set severe records despite waning peak months.
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Washington
U.S
America
Associated Press
U.S. National Weather Service
Allen Pearson
The
Weather Service
Kansas City
Pearson
Guin
Ala
Alaska
Utah
Rhode Island
Wisconsin Welcomes Early Summer With Warmer Week Ahead
After a chilly dry weekend Wisconsin warms to summer style by Monday with afternoon highs in the 60s to 70s and clear skies. Lakeshore towns report weekend lows in the 40s to 50s as a gradual warming trend continues through Tuesday and into the 70s and 80s later in the week.
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Lake Michigan
Two Rivers
Peettoree
Wisconsin
Manitowoc
Lakeshore Area
la Crosse
Racine
Eagle River
Court delays Nixon request in Watergate privilege case
The Supreme Court postponed ruling on President Nixon's request for grand jury evidence and executive privilege claims connected to Watergate. A July 8 hearing will address whether the president may access tapes and documents and if the grand jury had the power to name a sitting president as an unindicted co conspirator.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Nixon
Watergate Grand Jury
White House
Leon Jaworski
Leonard Garment
CBS
Face the Nation
AP Washington
Garment
Leon Jaworksi
U.S
John J. Sirica
Jaworski
James D. St. Clair
Sirica
Supreme
House Judiciary Panel Eyes Witnesses on Impeachment Evidence
The House Judiciary Committee weighs calling witnesses and possibly issuing more subpoenas in its impeachment inquiry. Possible names include John Dean III and Charles Colson as the panel aims to finish by mid July while debating what evidence should be released publicly.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Milk Fund
ITT
Internal Revenue
John W. Dean III
Nixon
White House
Charles W. Colson
Pentagon
Daniel Ellsberg
Carl Albert
Dekla
Leonard Garment
Supreme Court
Garment
Congress
Colson
Ellsberg
Judiciary Committee
William Hungate
D-Mo
David W. Dennis
R-Ind
Jaworski
Gerald R. Ford
House
Congress Debates Tax Cuts Impeachment and Mideast Nuclear Fears
Congress faces tax cut and reform votes tied to a debt ceiling battle while debating impeachment witnesses for President Nixon. Senate plans a continuing resolution for 1975 funding and a $3 billion livestock loan program. hearings on nuclear aid to Egypt and Israel raise fears of weapons proliferation. House committees weigh impeachment witnesses and foreign affairs hearings proceed amid tense partisan maneuvers.
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Washington
Middle East
Congress
Senate
House
Nixon
Egypt
Israel
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
White House
Judiciary Committee
Nixon Prepares For Summit Talks At White House
President Nixon ends a weekend at Camp David and returns to the White House to brief advisers on the economy before departing for Brussels for a NATO summit and a three nation talks sequence with Leonid Brezhnev. He will sign the Colorado River Basin salinity act and travel to Oreanda Minsk and Moscow for discussions.
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Camp David
Nixon
White House
Brussels
Soviet Union
Leonid Brezhnev
Kenneth Rush
Treasury
William E. Simon
Roy L. Ash
Council of Economic Advisers
Herbert Stein
Federal Reserve Board
Arthur Burns
Colorado River
Mexico
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Moscow
Brezhnev
Black Sea
Oreanda
Crimea
Minsk
Communist Party
Pravda
Brtahige Wa
United States
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N.Y
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Milwaukee
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John C. Quale
Wisconsin Electric Co
Japan
Fukuoka
Felip Wayne Lynn
Wausau
Wis
Father Lynn
Wom
ST. Paul, Minn
8Th Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Louis
Reserve Mining Co
Lake Superior
Minnesota
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PCA
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Mideast
House Foreign Affairs
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