Kissinger Denies Nixon Incoherence From Night Drinking
Former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger rejects The Atlantic Monthly claim that Nixon would be incoherent if awakened at night due to drinking. He says the assertion is a myth and criticizes unnamed aides cited by Seymour Hersh. Interview to air May 6 on The Merv Show.
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Javits listed in stable condition after respiratory ailment
Former U S senator Jacob Javits was reported in stable condition at New York Hospital where he is admitted for a respiratory ailment. The 77 year old veteran, hospitalized after a prior stay in Bethesda and Palm Beach, is described as progressing nicely and continuing his recuperation.
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Nuclear freeze efforts clear California ballot path
In San Francisco AP reports a nuclear arms freeze drive secured over 746000 signatures, exceeding the 346119 needed to place the initiative on the November ballot. If approved, the governor would urge the president and defense officials to seek a Soviet halt to testing and deployment of nuclear weapons and missiles.
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Record April snow cover tops 6.3 million square miles
Washington AP reports a record 6.3 million square miles of snow covered the United States for the April 5-11 week, an all-time high for the 15th week of the year. Satellite photos show snow more typical of February or March, about a million miles beyond normal for the week, surpassing the 1979 6 million square mile record.
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Senate Rejects Desk Voting Idea in Senate Proceedings
The Senate voted 51 to 46 against Senator Jennings Randolph's plan to require senators to vote quietly from their desks. Randolph argued the rule would restore dignity and curb floor disorder during roll calls. The vote came as the chamber debated but did not limit debate on a broader bill allowing TV and radio coverage, with a 51 to 47 vote against cloture.
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New York Times to print national edition in California
The New York Times will start printing its national edition in Torrance California in August. Publisher Arthur Ochs Sulzberger announced the plan at the Times stockholders meeting in Madison Maine. The edition will provide same day distribution to 13 Western states and raise weekday run to over 100000 copies and Sundays to about 200000.
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Weather summary for Northeast Kansas and Clinton Lake
Tonight clear with light variable winds and a low of 36. Thursday sunny with westerly winds and a high of 68. Thursday night clear with a low of 41. Friday mostly sunny with a high in the mid-70s. Clinton Lake reports at 8 a.m. show water temperature 56.6 F and level 8,765.49 ft above mean sea level. Official Journal-World readings: Tuesday high 56, low 39. overnight low 36. no precipitation. Sunrise 6:37, sunset 7:04.
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Official to propose joint nuclear arms cuts
Washington AP official to propose joint U S Soviet reductions in intercontinental nuclear weapons. arms control chief Rostow expects START talks to begin this summer and notes a push to delay or oppose a freeze or no first use stance. Final proposals due to Reagan by May 1 with immediate allied consultations if approved.
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Five feared dead after grain elevator explosion in Iowa
In Council Bluffs a massive blast at a 50 year old grain elevator sparked by dust and a spark rained concrete and debris across the area. Twenty two injured as hoses stretched up to six miles to reach distant hydrants. Missing workers named include Keith Strait Rod Kelly Frank Driver Roger Kinney and John Mitchell. Families waited as officials said recovery would be unlikely.
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Reagan and ONeill clash over budget give and take
President Reagan urged bipartisanship and said he is prepared to go the extra mile to reach a balanced budget. House Speaker Thomas ONeill countered that he sees no give in Reagan's stance and warned talks could stall. Democrats worry administration motives and pace ahead of fall elections.
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High draft registration rate tops 90 percent
Washington AP reports Selective Service officials say over 90 percent of eligible men are signing up for the draft after a GAO study cited a 70 percent rate last year. Representative Joan Lamb notes a surge in registrations since President Reagan kept the program.
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