Russia Deploys New Intercontinental Missiles Say U S Defense
Secretary of Defense James Schlesinger said Russia has begun deploying three new long range intercontinental missiles with two warheads each. He noted up to 50 may be in place and cited tests showing increased accuracy as Moscow advances the contraforce capability. He urged restraint to avoid nuclear war risk. Railway clerks union agrees to 30 day strike postponement after federal mediation. If no compromise emerges, next month could see strikes.
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Commission unveils plan for national Court of Appeals
A congressionally authorized commission issued an 18 month study blueprint proposing a seven member Washington based National Court of Appeals to hear cases from the 11 federal appeals courts or the Supreme Court referrals. The court would be appointed by the President and its decisions would be reviewable by the Supreme Court.
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SALT Talks Postponed Nine Days by Mutual Agreement
The State Department announced the SALT talks with the Soviet Union will resume July 2 instead of June 23 after a nine day delay agreed by both sides. The postponement follows a Soviet request for more time to prepare for the highly technical issues. President Ford and Leonid Brezhnev had agreed in Vladivostok in 1974 on broad SALT principles.
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NC Women’s Prison Disturbance Leads to Transfers
Leaders of a disturbance at the North Carolina Correctional Center for Women were moved Friday to a men's facility or placed in maximum security. Officials said the prison was under control after protests began the prior night. Sixteen guards and 21 inmates were injured when about 150 guards entered the yard to quell the unrest. Two inmates remained seriously injured and hospitalized. The inmates, supported by Action for Forgotten Women, demanded medical counseling services and an end to laundry work.
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Massive Quebec bank heist loot found in brush near Manicouagan
A $1,060,000 payroll haul stolen by three bandits from Banque Canadienne Nationale was discovered in brushland near Manicouagan Quebec less than 15 miles from the bank. Police believe the thieves panicked after the theft, marking Quebec’s biggest bank heist in a decade.
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Weary Willie maker Emmet Kelly condemns Jr copycat act
Emmet Kelly Sr. denounces son Emmett Jr. for copying Weary Willie makeup and using the name. The veteran clown, 76, says he is not retired and will continue performing with Willie by his side. He recalls their family rift since Jr. started clowning, while defending Willie as a real character still on stage.
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Judge Denies Directed Verdicts in Gurney Slush Fund Trial
A federal judge rejected all motions for acquittal for former Senator Ed Gurney and three codefendants in a Tampa trial over an alleged slush fund conspiracy. U.S. District Judge Ben Krentzman ordered the defense to begin presenting its case on Monday.
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Doctor A Los Angeles doctor loses bid for AMA vice presidency
In Atlantic City the national AMA vote toppled Dr. Rex Greene of Los Angeles as Dr. George Slagle of Battle Creek Michigan won the AMA vice presidency. The article also notes other news items including resignations and appointments in government and media and the Playboy policy change.
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