Nixon Breaks From Kremlin Talks to Visit Moscow Streets
President Nixon emerges briefly from the Kremlin to lay a wreath on a World War II memorial then returns for two more sessions with Leonid Brezhnev. Despite signed health and environmental agreements, insiders say progress is framed by top leaders while public view remains scarce.
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Bombing Policy Shifts in Vietnam Highlight Political Strife
The report details flaws in South Vietnamese operations and rising political infighting. It notes intensified U.S. bombing in the North, expanded to industrial targets, and greater field flexibility in target selection, with mixed expectations on strategic impact. The piece covers naval mine actions, Bien Hoa air base shelling, and renewed efforts to reopen a central highway amid opposition.
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First Lady Nixon Tours Moscow School No. 42
In Moscow First Lady Nixon toured Secondary School No. 42, a large language-focused institution of 740 students, observing healthy students, balanced diets, and biweekly exams while cameras, officials, and aides surrounded her. Soviet educators debate reform toward individual development, shifted from strict group conformity, with parent involvement growing as students return for lunch and teachers adapt to new norms. Nixon also rode the Moscow subway amid a throng of reporters and guards.
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Summit Talks on Environment and Health Agreements
Soviet minister of public health and officials discuss an environmental cooperation pact expanding a cultural exchange. The joint committee will meet semi annually to oversee environmental protection while scholar exchanges proceed through institutions only. Nixon’s Kremlin schedule shows ceremony, meetings with Brezhnev, and planned cultural visits.
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Indictment of Bremer in Wallace shooting filed
Federal and state juries indicted Arthur Bremer on four counts for shooting Alabama Gov. George C. Wallace and three others at a political rally. Bremer faces civil rights and assault charges, with arraignment set before Judge Edward Northrop. State counts include attempted murder, assault with intent to murder or maim, and handgun law violations. Lawrence OBrien called Wallace a serious presidential candidate after a tour of the governor.
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McGovern Wins Fourth and Fifth Primaries in Contests
Reports of McGovern's continued delegate buildup show him winning Wisconsin, Massachusetts, and Nebraska earlier, then tallying strong margins in Rhode Island and Oregon. Nixon gains modest support in Rhode Island and Oregon while Morse leads Duncan for the Democratic nomination in a battle against Hatfield. Nunn and Huddleston win Kentucky senate nominations as Nunn backs Nixon.
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