Nixon Brezhnev sign four cooperation pacts in Moscow
U S president Nixon and Soviet leader Brezhnev signed four cooperative agreements covering agriculture oceanography and transportation research and cultural exchange. They toasted amid festive scenes as talks shifted to trade while U S congressional concerns loomed over MFN status and SALT.
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Peron Returns Home To Buenos Aires Rally
Thousands of jubilant Peronists flood Buenos Aires to greet exiled leader Juan D. Peron with plans for a possible record crowd near Ezeiza Airport. The General Labor Confederation calls a 48 hour strike as flags fly and schools close on flag day.
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Weather Summary From The Daily Ledger
Yesterday high 92 and low 53. Record highs 105 in 1936 and 51 in 1935. Precipitation 1.38 inches in past 24 hours to noon. This month 4.60 inches, year to date 27.37. Barometer 29.8 steady. Humidity 68 percent. Sun sets 8.36, rises 5.44. River stages Kansas City 8.8 down .2, Jefferson City 14.1 down .3.
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Fire at Salvation Army Thrift Store in Lafayette no damage
Three Jefferson City fire trucks responded to an alarm at the Salvation Army Thrift Store in Lafayette St on Monday. Firemen attributed the blaze to smoldering wiring and said no damage was done to the walls.
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Dean evidence sealed by court in Watergate case
Court orders seal John W. Dean III evidence as prosecutors seek to prevent the material from affecting his Senate testimony under immunity. Senate hearings delayed after Brezhnev visit. Nixon logs show extensive contact with Dean, while White House abandons double privilege claim on Dean’s testimony.
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Market drift lower amid mixed signals on dollar strength
New York trading eased after an early rally tied to dollar strength abroad and technical factors. The noon Dow fell 1.59 to 873.44 as NYSE issues declined 595 to 523, with the broad index down 0.22 to 54.34 amid brisk morning activity and a subdued session thereafter.
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Bomb victim speaks from hospital after attack
Clay ton Missouri AP reports Thomas J Callanan 26 a Steamfitters Local 562 business agent was interviewed by detectives for the first time since a bomb ripped his ear apart Friday He remained in critical condition at St Louis County Hospital and offered little information about who planted the blast He grinned when asked if he knew the culprit and recalled the attackers promised not to do this to him with a police guard posted outside his room
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Safety checks continue at Southwest Plaza program
Auto safety checks begun last Monday will run this week at the Southwest Plaza from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday until 390 vehicles are inspected. About 132 were done last week. Inspections use National Highway Traffic Administration personnel on 1964 and newer models only. The checks supplement but do not replace vehicle registration inspections. The program compares Missouri with other states. A verst equals two thirds of a mile.
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Storm damage limited to utilities in Jefferson City area
Heavy rains Monday night caused light damage to telephone and power services with circuits affected in Brazite Eugene and St. Thomas. Olson of Capital City Telephone Co said no exact numbers yet but damage is not extensive and should be fixed in two days. Weather service noted 1.38 inches of rain and no flash floods, while Missouri Power and Light cited outages from transformers and fuzes, including two transformers out and fuse protection down in Mokane.
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Argentine Firestone executive kidnapped near Buenos Aires
John Thompson, 55, American president of Firestone Tire and Rubber Co. Argentina, was abducted by a band of armed men as he rode home from the Salavallos plant. Police credit guerrilla style tactics with blocking his limousine and forcing him into a getaway car. No ransom yet reported.
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Missouri Boys State meet engages 960 students in state conventions
WARRENSBURG MO AP 960 high school honor students at Missouri Boys State convene for state party debates at Central Missouri State University. Democrat George Lehr and Republican Lt. Gov. William C Phelps discuss their parties while Ed Podolak and Gov. Christopher S Bond speak. Earlier, youths formed 16 mythical cities electing mayors as royal houses fell in World War I.
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