Kissinger sees US Soviet A arms pact in 1975
Kissinger said in flight to India that a limit on offensive nuclear weapons is likely in 1975. After talks with Brezhnev in Moscow, he noted a positive turn in relations and prospects for a treaty possibly by next summer. Officials anticipate new instructions to Geneva negotiators within a month of the Vladivostok summit.
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India
Kenpry
A. Kissinger
United States
Soviet Union
Moscow
Leonid J. Brealey
Kissinger
Pravda
Soviet Communist Party
Indira Gandhi
Washington
Brezinev
Geneva
Breziney
Ford
Vladivostok
Dutch convicts free five hostages in chapel raid
Five of 22 Dutch hostages were freed from Scheveningen prison chapel by four armed convicts Sunday and another 17 held in exchange for a jailed Palestinian. A woman, her year-old daughter and a man were released, followed by two sisters aged 10 and 16. The captors, seeking safe passage and the release of a second Palestinian prisoner, kept 14 men plus a priest and guards as negotiations continued. Interior Minister de Gaay Fortman said no safe passage agreement had been made.
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Netherlands
APY
Congress
Scheveningen
Willem de Gay Footman
Nixon may delay surgery as new tests awaited
Doctors weigh surgery for former President Richard Nixon after left leg blood clots. A radioactive fibrinogen uptake study and venograms are planned plus close monitoring for new clots or embolus risk. If tests find additional problems, surgery could proceed. Nixon may leave hospital soon with ongoing supervision. The case remains tied to his Watergate testimony schedule and health status.
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Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Jol C. Longren
Long Beach Memorial Hospital Medical Center
Longren
Lungren
Washington, D.C
Nixon says he lacks health coverage amid illness
Former President Nixon told reporters at Long Beach Memorial Hospital that he has no health insurance to cover his costly treatment and that he is receiving only a limited amount of federal funds for his transition from office. Ziegler described his finances as neglected and noted the San Clemente residence is a quiet place after resignation.
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Iichard AT. Nixon
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
Nixon
Long Beach Memorial Hospital Medical Center
Aegler
San Clemente
White House
Fle
Simon and Mansfield Clash Over Inflation Plans
Treasury Secretary Simon urged Ford's 6 percent income surtax and defended anti inflation measures. He clashed with Senate Leader Mansfield over wage price controls, blamed past policy errors, and predicted Congress would push windfall profit taxes and budget cuts though Mansfield warned leadership must come from the President.
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Treasury
William E
Simon Sunday
Ford
Simon
Senate
Mike Mansfield
D-Ment
Sinan
Mansfield
Congress
Adinistration
Farid
Nixon testimony fate in Watergate trial debated
Nashville counsel James F. Neal says the government will not seek in person Nixon testimony and may oppose sworn depositions replacing appearance. Neal notes about 13 more tapes likely to be used as evidence as trial advances toward Hunt's testimony and revelations of other alleged coconspirators.
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Tenn
UPS
Nixon
James F. Neal
Neal
Lapes
WR. Maldeman
John Th. Bhrrichman
Nixony
John Sirica
Howard Hunt Jr
Four Southland men held for biggest counterfeit cash seizure
Secret Service agents arrested Leonard Salmon, Sam Anders, Robert Spratte, and Kenneth Wall in a sweep that yielded over 8 million in counterfeit $100 bills, the largest U S seizure of bogus money. The group faced counterfeiting charges and potential arraignment in Los Angeles. Investigators said $7.5 million was found in a van, with an additional 750,000 tied to a printing company and a rented house where plates and negatives were made.
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Secret Service
Southland
U.S
Leonard 0. Salmon
Candlewood St
Lakewood
Sam Jackson Anders
Caress Ave
Compton
Robert James Spratte
Close St
Whittier
Kenneth Clarence Wall
Rostrata Ave
Buena Park
Robert EK. Powis
Los Angeles
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Powis
Salmon
Douglas Aircraft Co
Candlewood Street
Paramount Boulevard
Wall
Spratte
la Mirada
Anders
Douglas
Gas Printing Co
Carson St
Hawaiian Gardens
Vickie Ave
Cerritos
Powish
Guard in 4 million vault theft arrested
A Chicago security guard, Ralph Marrera, 31, linked to the Armored Express Co. vault burglary that netted over 4 million dollars, was arrested with federal charges of bank larceny burglary and illegal use of explosives. Marrera, described as the insider, was seized at his father in law’s Oak Park home and faces a federal warrant as investigators pursue other suspects in the substantial heist.
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UPD
Armored Express Co
Ralph Marrera
Oak Park
Marrera
U.S. Atty
James R. Thompson
Armored Express
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