First Lady Pat Nixon Receives Standing Ovation in Congress
Lawmakers hail Pat Nixon after her husband’s Warsaw trip speech. She and President Nixon faced sleepless travel back from Europe and a tense Warsaw return with security staff, chiding guard restrictions as she greeted the public and later sought rest at the White House.
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Explosive incident targets Lebanese Consulate in Hollywood
A hazardous device exploded Thursday at the Lebanese Consulate on Hollywood Boulevard. Fire officials evacuated the Bank of America building as authorities investigated. A witness described a man shouting to evacuate and a wall damaged by the blast with no immediate word on injuries.
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Nixon arms accord sparks split in Congress and Senate
Reaction in Congress sharp as support and opposition Merged after Nixon's Moscow arms accords. Sen Tower tempered optimism while Sen McGovern urged budget cuts and focus at home. Jackson warned the deal could destabilize deterrence as Cooper argued U.S. warhead superiority remains. Kennedy voiced support but called peace not yet achieved amid Vietnam war.
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Nixon Addresses Congress on Moscow Arms Talks
President Nixon told Congress that the Moscow talks produced agreements on pollution control medicine science space naval incidents and trade while stressing the main purpose a treaty on ABM sites and limits on ICBMs and missile subs. He warned the arms race would spiral otherwise and framed the path to a new relationship between the United States and the Soviet Union.
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