Soviet Leader Kosygin Meets Chou En Lai in Peking Summit
Soviet Premier Kosygin made a surprise visit to Peking for a first summit with Chinese Premier Chou En Lai in years. Moscow radio reported a frank and mutually useful exchange of views on bilateral and global questions, as Kosygin continued to Hanoi en route to North Vietnam.
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Par East
Chita
Institute For Strategic Studies
Smog talks spark calls for inquiry and legal moves
A contested settlement involving auto makers and the Nixon administration triggers calls for congressional oversight. Republicans Warren Dorn and Rep George Brown demand action as federal antitrust and possible criminal questions surface. Officials insist the decree benefits air pollution effort and prompt immediate industry compliance amid Sino Soviet tensions surfacing in separate reports.
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Light quake off coast near Arcatt reported
A seismology laboratory reported a small offshore earthquake off Northern California Wednesday night. The quake centered about 200 miles west of Arcatt, magnitude 1.6 on the Richter scale, detected around 1:28 p.m. Pacific time.
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Folsom Prison Felons Strike Keeps Inmates In Cells
Folsom State Prison locked 2474 inmates in their cells for a second day as a strike expanded to about 400 prisoners. George Dayne, admin assistant to Warden Walter Fe Craven, says prisoners will be fed in cells until they agree to return to work. The walkout began Wednesday and grew to include most workers across the prison facilities by Thursday.
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Ramsey Case Highlights Promotion for 24 Year Old Ramsey
Ramsey faces a Navy nonjudicial hearing as part of a three month ordeal over a collision involving the Evans and Melbourne. Lt. James A. Hopson represented Ramsey, with testimony from Lt. Cmdr. George L. McMichael. Ramsey defended his actions, noting failures of the other ship and his own limited control at the moment of impact.
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Shuffle Dumps 3 Off Ethics Panel
Senate leader Howard Way ousted three veteran members from the Ethics Committee including Hugh M. Burns in a mid May leadership shuffle. New appointees include Beilenson Kerrick and Clark Bradley with Assembly members continuing in the House panel. Burns and Dolwig conflicts noted, probe details referenced.
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Two-Tower Design For Capitol Out Shelved
Senate Leader Howard Way said the grand design for a new capital building has been abandoned. Sen Fat Collier was replaced as chair of the Joint Legislative Building Space Needs Committee, and the plan is shelved at least temporarily while expenditures are reconsidered. The projected cost has risen from 32 million to 65 million dollars since 1967.
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Arson Blamed for Wave of School Fires in Vista
In Vista, a wave of fires damaged Vista High School causing $50,000 in losses and Olive Elementary suffered $24,000 in damage. Classes opened with disruptions as renovations loom. portable classrooms and temporary spaces are used. Investigators have not named a suspect.
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Lightning Kills Three Brothers Amid Hayfield Strike
Nebraska report says three brothers died after lightning struck a hayfield where they were stacking hay. A neighbor found holes beneath the haystack and noted the stack was burning after the storm. Louis Palerson, deputy sheriff, described the scene as the boys trying to shelter from rain.
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