Brandt in Moscow to Sign Historic Peace Treaty
West German Chancellor Willy Brandt arrived in Moscow to sign a treaty renouncing force and respecting borders in Europe. He was met by Premier Kosygin and Foreign Minister Gromyko, marking the first West German chancellor visit in 15 years. Brandt and Scheel planned to sign the pact, after a Bonn hoax bomb threat delayed his flight.
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Savage battle in Cambodia rages as Rangers strike
South Vietnamese Rangers clash with North Vietnamese units in southeastern Cambodia, killing 45 enemies and sustaining 15 dead and 70 wounded. Mekong Delta forces claim 51 Viet Cong killed with one casualty, while a Laotian-border clash signals a major upcoming fight. Iran, London, and Quebec report separate incidents including riots, hijack attempts, and a $1 million airport robbery.
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National Anti ABM Drift Doomlisted In Senate Vote
National debate on the Safeguard ABM system faces defeat as administration backers claim enough votes to defeat an amendment. Hart and Cooper lead a key challenge while Nixon aides brace for a veto on a broader trade bill. The issue sits among diverse Capitol concerns and looming votes.
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FBI Birdwatchers Nab Fugitive Priest Daniel Berrigan
Fugitive priest Daniel Berrigan, linked to the Catonsville Nine, was arrested by a ring of ten plus agents in Rhode Island. He faces a three year federal sentence at Lewisburg while his brother Philip serves six years. The raid also nabbed Douglas Schotte in New Jersey amid ongoing probes.
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Nixon Names Critic of FTC as New Chairman
Miles Kirkpatrick a Philadelphia antitrust specialist from Morgan Lewis & Bockius was nominated by President Nixon to head the Federal Trade Commission succeeding Caspar Weinberger. Kirkpatrick led ABA committee that urged major FTC reforms or its abolition if not reformed.
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