Moscow welcomes Nixon team amid regional calm
A White House advance team led by Brig. Gen. Brent Scowcroft arrived in Moscow to arrange Nixon's visit next month. Soviet officials voiced restrained public remarks on Indochina while praising U.S. moon astronauts. The parties plan a week of itinerary planning, security, and logistics.
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Gallagher campaign blackmail claims roil FBI ties
Rep Gallagher accused the FBI of attempting to coerce his resignation with a blackmail scheme involving a former official Cartha Deloach and Life magazine. He also faces tax evasion and conspiracy charges. The report ties related political plots to the Deloach allegation and notes opinions from Gallagher on a mob-related incident at his Bayonne home.
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Kayo" Konigsberg
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Apollo 16 crew to land and explore Moon today
The scene shows Dorothy Duke examining a large lunar relief map and the lunar module model as Apollo 16 astronauts prepare to land and explore. In other items, President Johnson’s heart specialist reported improvement and Dr J Willis Hurst flew in after extra beats. A Brooklyn man shot in Manhattan is the eighth gangland killing this period. Spiro Agnew will visit Japan May 12 to May 16 for Okinawa ceremony coverage. Ringling Bros. clown Griebling died in New York hospital after a long circus career.
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Nationaw Government Wins Phase 2 Wage Case Ruling
Federal judge C Stanley Blai upheld government in a Phase 2 wage-price action against A&P Food Stores. The case barred 77 min meat cutters from wage hikes of 1 to 22 percent negotiated after an eight day strike last year. Tornado kills five in Oklahoma and injures three at a ranch house. A historic Supreme Court argument over Gravel and the Pentagon Papers. Silent withdrawal protest by Methodists against Indochina War. Evander Childs High School drug arrests involving nine teens. U S scientists detonate underground nuclear test with 20 000 ton TNT yield.
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