Summit may be postponed after Geneva talks
Washington officials say the Soviet American summit could be delayed until next year if progress on nuclear weapons limits and Middle East settlement falters. Kissinger and Gromyko meet in Geneva July 10 11 to decide whether a Ford Brezhnev summit is feasible amid disputes over detente.
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Red River Valley floods swamps farms and towns
Heavy rains deluged the Red River Valley in Minnesota and North Dakota turning fields into oceans. Farmers report unprecedented damage with crops incl sugar beets and potatoes facing hundreds of millions in losses. Governors urge federal disaster designation as bridges and roads wash out.
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Indians Bury Man Private After Attacking FBI Agents
In Oglala South Dakota mourners escorted Joseph Stuntz to his grave at gunpoint and barred news crews from covering the burial amid reports of film confiscation. FBI said agents Coler and Williams were killed while serving a warrant on Pine Ridge Reservation.
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Bayh seeks inquiry into oil market manipulation on fuel price rise
Senator Birch Bayh said Congress will investigate possible oil industry market manipulation behind the recent gasoline price hikes. He cited Ford energy policy as raising pump prices and outlined planned hearings with Senator Hart on two broad issues: market manipulation and energy policy effects.
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Glomar may abandon plans to salvage Soviet submarine
Reports say the Glomar Explorer may not sail again to recover the sunken Soviet submarine to avoid a clash with Russian forces. Howard Hughes faces a $7.5 million CIA tax bill dispute, while officials suggest the operation has shifted to containment rather than complete recovery.
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Wallace breaks leg without knowing it
Governor George Wallace, paralyzed since the May 15 1972 bullet wound, fractured his left tibia recently during physical therapy but his doctor says it is a simple fracture likely to heal with a cast in six to eight weeks. Wallace plans limited out of state appearances in July and August.
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Automakers start to lift slump with June sales gain
U S automakers posted strongest June sales in 11 months with deliveries up about 8 percent from May though still 10 to 11 percent below June of last year. Imports captured a record share of 19.5 percent with 145 000 to 150 000 deliveries as foreign nameplates report gains and several set June records.
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