Nixon in Austria for talks with Kreisky ahead of Middle East tour
President Nixon met more than one hour with Austrian Chancellor Bruno Kreisky in Salzburg to discuss his upcoming five nation Middle East trip, Moscow visit, and European security matters. Ziegler said the talks covered Middle East, Soviet Union observations, and a possible U.S. summit with Western European leaders before Moscow. Nixon invited Kreisky to the United States, and aides noted no domestic issues were raised.
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Salzburg
Austria
Nixon
Bruno Kreisky
Middle East
Moscow
Ronald L. Ziegler
Egypt
Ziegler
Kreisky
Soviet Union
Cellor
United States
Russia
Cairo
Alexandria
Anwar Sadat
Senate
Jackson
Atlantic City
Nui
Kissinger
Rudolf Kirchschlaeger
Israel
White ‘House
U. S
Henry Kissinger
Italy sinks deeper into political vacuum after Rumor quit
Italy faces its worst postwar crisis as Premier Mariano Rumor resigns triggering a caretaker government. Inflation runs at 20 percent, lira down, foreign credit exhausted, and a billion-dollar monthly trade deficit. Coalition collapse leaves no clear majority and parties weigh forming another government or historic compromise with the Christian Democrats.
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Rome
Mariano Rumor
Italy
Rumor
Socialist” Party
No. 2
Luigi Preti
Christian Democrats
Leone
Christian Democrat
Senate Nears Vote on Further Cut in Vietnam Military Aid
As the Senate nears a final vote on a 21.8 billion defense bill, an amendment by Kennedy Cranston and Symington seeks to cap South Vietnamese military aid at 900 million next year, down from 1.126 billion this year, while a separate push would allow funding for new missile submarine work and broader defense procurement. The Nixon administration seeks 1.6 billion for the year starting July 1. Senator Stennis and analysts weigh in on MIRV and SALT IL implications. a deferral amendment failed 48 to 37.
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Washington
South Vietnam
Senate
Defense Department
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Alan Cranston
D-Catit
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Nixon Administration
Congress
House
Ices
Soviet Union
Thomas J. McIntyre
Dn.h
Edward W. Brooke
R-Mass
John C. Stennis
Dmiss
Senate Armed Services Committee
James R. Schlesinger
Blairsville Man Charged With Murder In Wife Death
James Telford Fisher, 39, of Patton, facing a murder charge after his wife Judith Ann, 30, died Saturday night following a quarrel at a country western festival near Robinson. Police say Fisher struck her. she died at Lee Hospital in Johnstown at 10:47 p.m. The arraignment occurred Monday before District Justice Angelo Cravetta, with a preliminary hearing set for June 25.
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Blairsville
James Telford Fisher
Patton
Angelo Cravetta
Fisher
Judith Ann
Ed Foust
Robinson
Route 259
Johnstown
Lee Hospital
Jodiane County
Weather forecast for Gazetteland: Cloudy with showers
Chief Tommy Hawk reports a cool news forecast for Gazetteland. Expect mostly cloudy nights with a 30 percent chance of showers and overnight lows in the upper 40s to mid 50s. Wednesday brings similar conditions with highs in the upper 50s to mid 60s and a continued 30 percent shower risk.
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Tommy Hawk
Gazetteland
Kissinger Threatens Resignation Over Wiretap Controversy
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger said he would resign if the national security wiretap controversy is not cleared up. He urged Senate hearings to reopen and defended that he ordered no taps while stressing the damage to America’s foreign policy. He spoke as he traveled with Nixon to the Middle East after aiding a disengagement pact between Israel and Syria.
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Moscow
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Canada
Ziegler
Jewsmien
Nixon
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Middle East
Henry A. Kissinger
Salzburg
Austria
Kissinger
America
United States
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Geneva
House Judiciary Committee
Judge Severes Ehrlichman Trial From Ellsberg Case
Federal Judge Gerhard Gesell severed John Ehrlichman's conspiracy case from three co defendants in the Ellsberg break in matter. Gesell cited Nixon's refusal to allow Ehrlichman access to defense files as impeding a fair trial. Nixon's aide would face trial later. The other three defendants Liddy Barker Martinez go to court Monday. Ehrlichman faces lying counts and possible contempt questions over document access.
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Washington
John D. Ehrlichman
Ellsberg
Gerhard A. Gesell
Nixon
Ehrlichman
James D. St. Clair
Gesell
G. Gordon Liddy
Bernard L. Barker
Eugenio Martinez
Liddy
Barker
Martinez
Danijel Elisberg
Lewis Fielding
White House
Fielding
FBI
William S. Frates
St. Clair
Deaths Obituaries on Page 24
Ada Beck, 76, Cherry Tree. Glen M. Beakhous e, 89, Rossiter. Mary D. Capuzzi, 76, Saltsburg RD 2. George C. Fry Sr., 80, Mahaffey RD 2. Betty L. Good, 46, Salt Lake City Utah. Anna F. Parks, 96, 106 S 6th St, Indians Pascoe Arthur J., 67, Sea Campbell RD 1. Luella W. Jenkins, 0 Lakeland.
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Beck
Ada
Cherry
Capuzzi
Mary D
Saltsburg
Fry
George C. Sr
Mahaffey
Good
Betty L
Salt Lake City
Utah
Parks
Anna F
Eine
S. 6Th Ft
Indians
Pascoe
Arthur J
Sea Campbell
Not Spying- Russians Ahead In Research
Dr. Edward Teller told a Senate committee that secrecy surrounding nuclear technology hinders American science and allows the Soviet Union to progress rapidly. He warned that word of major breakthroughs reaches Moscow within a year and that 100000 to one million people have access to key weapon information.
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Washington
Russia
United States
Senate
Edward Teller
Teller
Soviet Union
Twister Seen Near Delmont
State Police reported a small tornado touched down in an orchard south of Delmont uprooting about 100 trees and coming within feet of a farmhouse. Gusty winds and heavy rains caused minor damage across Westmoreland County with downed wires and more uprooted trees reported.
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Delmont
Here
Westmoreland
Call to Witnesses in Nixon Impeachment Inquiry
The House Judiciary Committee aims to complete its impeachment inquiry by July 15 and resists GOP demands to decide on calling key Watergate witnesses now. Chairman Rodino says all documentary evidence must be ready first and notes a limited witness list likely including Charles Colson with private questioning. Republicans urge broader calls including Dean, Haldeman, and Ehrlichman.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Nixon
White House
Peter W. Rodine Jr
N.J
House
Rodino
Wit
I. H. R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
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Committee
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