Brezhnev Warns of New Terrible Weapons and Global Ban
Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev urged a major power agreement to bar the creation of new mass destruction weapons beyond nuclear ones. He did not specify a type but stressed modern science could produce even more terrible arms and called for U S and Soviet leadership in formal talks toward a global ban.
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Regents add student regent as Governor questions UC mansions
Gov. Brown challenges UC mansions calling them symbols of aristocracy as regents approve 11 mansion operations funded by regents. Carol Mock, 22, becomes youngest regent in history during hearings at the Los Angeles Convention Center. President Hitch retires June 30 after long tenure.
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Two Murder Suspects Jailed After Secret Witness Tip
James D. Johnson 26 died last October from two shotgun blasts at a beach restroom below Eighth Place. Paul M. Lively 19 and Randell W. Campbell 18 were arrested in Alaska and at 1053 Pine Ave respectively, under warrants tied to a Secret Witness tip. Both face $50,000 bail and await hearings with Judge Charles S. Litwin.
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Ike Kennedy LBJ cleared of death plots
Senate Intelligence Chairman Frank Church said the committee found no evidence linking Eisenhower Kennedy or Johnson to CIA plots to kill foreign leaders. House investigators noted the Trujillo assassination involved CIA support. Ford had read material on assassinations from 1959 to 1968, but details remained sketchy.
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Dominican Republic
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New York Times
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Ohio
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Kissinger Rabin Extend Talks For Weekend Shuttle Push
Secretary Kissinger and Prime Minister Rabin agreed to extend Middle East peace talks into the weekend. Rabin heads to New York to join Kissinger as both aim for an early resumption of shuttle diplomacy. A cautious optimism runs through officials despite ongoing technical differences and regional tensions.
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CBS
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Ford
United States
Tornadoes and hail lash Oklahoma and Midwest regions
Severe storms swept the central United States with tornadoes and golf ball size hail hitting Stillwater Oklahoma causing injuries and damage. A fire station tower was knocked down and winds snapped power lines while hail shattered windshields.
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California teachers lose potential summer unemployment pay
California teachers could have collected up to 117 million dollars if eligible for unemployment insurance during summer vacation. Ford signed a 15 billion dollar supplemental Social Security and veterans bill closing the loophole. The measure also frees GI education checks for veterans and enables delayed 50 dollar Social Security and railroad retirement bonuses.
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Records show two month clearance boosts production
A brief note reports a two month clearance of unsold goods signals rising production activity. The tidbit appears among brief notices on Page A-4 and touches on manufacturing momentum.
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