Limits on ABM talk may cool Safeguard debate
House Armed Services Committee chairman says the annual Safeguard antiballistic missile debate could be tempered this year as U.S.-Soviet arms talks gain traction. Rep. F Edward Hebert notes Nixon's announcement Soviet delegation will consider limits on offensive and defensive missiles, stressing ABM as a key SALT card. Committee keeps Safeguard funding in the military bill, while approving most other Nixon requests. debate on end-the-war amendment to move to the House floor.
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Connally to Visit Germany in Move on Dollar Crisis
Secretary of the Treasury John B. Connally plans a Munich trip to meet European officials and reassure bankers that U.S. economic expansion will continue despite the dollar crisis. He echoed Fed Chair Burns on fighting inflation as a top priority and met with President Nixon to discuss the Munich agenda. Connally also held talks with French Finance Minister Valery Giscard dEstaing amid ongoing concerns over currency realignments and the dollar's international position.
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Effort To Climb Everest Given Up
An international Everest expedition abandoned its three month attempt on the unconquered southwest face. British climbers Don Whillans and Dougal Haston failed to reach the summit, with failure declared eight days before the 11th anniversary of the first conquest by Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay.
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Cooler Weather Brings Seek Relief From Heat
Rainfall in western North Carolina reduces temperatures from the 80s to the 70s with cooler conditions expected through the weekend. The cool front moves to the coast and stalls, with High Point forecast for clear tonight and sunny Saturday. Lows in the 50s tonight and highs around the 70s Saturday amid a drying trend.
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Weather forecast for North and South Carolina today and weekend
North Carolina sees mostly sunny west and partly cloudy east with a risk of showers and thunderstorms along the coast. Cooler, highs mostly in the 70s, some low 80s southeast. Tonight clears and cools with mountains in the 40s and others in the 50s. Saturday brings sunny and cool conditions in the 70s. South Carolina is partly cloudy and cooler with a chance of showers or storms. Tonight remains partly cloudy and cooler. Saturday should be mostly sunny and mild with highs around 80 and overnight lows in the 50s. The forecast calls for zero percent tonight and Saturday rain. Extended outlook shows increasing clouds Sunday and showers Monday and Tuesday.
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Mild Weekend Outlook for North Carolina Showers Likely
Extend ed outlook for Sunday through Tuesday with a chance of showers each day. Mild temperatures with daytime highs averaging in the 70s Sunday and Monday, upper 70s in the mountains and low 80s elsewhere Tuesday. Overnight lows expected in the 50s Sunday morning, mid 50s in the mountains and low 60s elsewhere Monday and Tuesday mornings.
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Scott to Give Opening Speech at Aging Conference
Raleigh AP report says Gov. Bob Scott will deliver the lead-off speech at the two day North Carolina White House Conference on Aging opening this afternoon. Other speakers include U.S. Senator Thomas F. Eagleton of Missouri and will participate in the event.
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Missouri
24 Attacks Reported Near A Shau and A Shau Battle Rages
Saigon reports 24 rocket and mortar attacks on South Vietnamese units and civilians in the 24 hours ending 6 am. U.S. bases saw three wounded and two Americans killed after a helicopter was shot down near Pleiku. At A Shau valley and eastern Cambodia, 119 enemy troops were killed and Saigon forces counted seven killed and 17 wounded. An irrigation project by American volunteers under Marine civic action aids villagers with pumps and pipelines.
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