60 Additional silos raise questions on Soviet missiles
Washington defense officials report 60 new silos in the Soviet Union may hold two new missile types or be reinforced to endure nuclear attack. CIA and Pentagon officials describe uncertainty, noting silos built for SS-9 and SS-11 systems at multiple complexes near the Aral Sea and in the Ural region.
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House subcommittee subpoenas CBS chief over Pentagon film
The House special commerce subcommittee subpoenas CBS President Frank Stanton to testify June 9 about alleged deceptive editing in The Selling of the Pentagon and demands outtakes not broadcast. White House aide Herbert Klein condemns the inquiry as a press freedom issue. CBS refuses to release unbroadcast notes but will provide broadcast materials and a transcript.
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Demo scores Nixon for Northern bias comment
Democratic National Chairman Lawrence O'Brien accused President Nixon of playing on old antagonisms in recent Alabama speeches. He urged constructive, unifying language and said Nixon magnified divisions. O'Brien cited Nixon's remark about Northerners criticizing the South as contempt and warned of repeating it in Northern cities.
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FBI agent shoots suspect in San Francisco holdup
An FBI agent shot a would be holdup man in the neck as the suspect approached him on the way to work. The suspect, James Duffy 19 of San Francisco, was reported in satisfactory condition at Mission Emergency Hospital and will be held in connection with the incident.
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Burger agrees to first TV interview with ABC
Chief Justice Warren Burger will grant his first television interview, speaking with ABC’s William Lawrence on July 5. He has historically refused TV and IV coverage of speeches and will discuss on the ABC program titled Conversation with Chief Justice Warren Burger and will address the American Bar Association in New York the same day.
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Youth ties for first in Belvidere sewing contest
Belvidere high school boy Edward Huntley, 17, tied for first in the Belvidere Green Festival sewing contest, sharing top prize with Vera Rosene as judges noted his tall frame and handmade outfit. Each winner received a $100 savings bond.
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California Assembly OKs worker compensation bill
The Assembly Ways and Means Committee approved legislation to boost California workmen's compensation benefits by 60.2 million dollars annually and raise premiums by fourteen and one half percent. The bill advanced to the Assembly floor on a voice vote.
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