Spain and United States extend leases on bases in Spain
Washington reports a new two year extension of U S military leases in Spain after months of talks. Officials say the price is well below earlier offers with possible loan support from the Export Import Bank. Spain sought a five year deal and a larger sum but talks continued with Madrid approvals awaited.
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Coast Guard Joins Search For Downed SAC RC-135
In the Bering Sea a combined Air Force Coast Guard and Navy search focused on a missing RC-135 with 19 aboard after takeoff from Shemya bound for Eilson Air Force Base. No debris or liferafts found. winds rose to 25 knots and visibility at 1500 feet.
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Postwar budget cuts ruled out by Pentagon official
Defense Department comptroller Robert C. Moot told Congress that deep postwar military cuts are unsafe for national security. He cited threats from Communist China North Korea and the Soviet bloc and warned only a smooth Vietnam drawdown could avoid large prewar-level reductions.
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World War II veterans honor D-Day 25th anniversary vigil
Six Allied veterans kept a nightlong vigil around a ceremonial flame in Sainte Mère Église, the first village liberated on D-Day. The event marked 25 years since the invasion with ceremonies on Omaha and Utah beaches and remarks by Sargent Shriver.
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Episcopals Reject Black Manifesto Demand
The Episcopal Diocese of California rejected a black manifesto calling for a half million dollars from Christian and Jewish churches. Bishop C. Kilmer Yers advised the diocesan council, noting the demand’s language was largely Marxist-Leninist and that submission would betray democratic rule by the majority.
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Portugal praised by Bill Graybill and wife
Record staff overwhelmed by response to Father’s Day King for a Day promotion. School teachers wear relaxed outfits as Police Chief Ray Robertson and longtime county officials prepare for a mountain camping trip.
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Nixon presses ahead with Midway Viet Nam talk amid protests
President Nixon plans the Midway conference with South Vietnam's Nguyen Van Thieu despite mounting criticism in Washington and abroad. Kissinger arrived in Southern California but Nixon did not yet confer with him before the Sunday talks.
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Pompidou Leads in French Runoff Poll Despite Campaign Push
In Paris the runoff campaign began with a Le Figaro poll showing George Pompidou at 58 percent to Alain Poher’s 42. Poher delayed his campaign while Pompidou campaigned across the countryside, urging supporters not to assume victory. The Palais Royal hosted the constitutional council as campaign actions kicked off.
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Greek assassin suspect Panaghoulis escapes prison
Alex Panaghoulis, under a death sentence for an attempted attack on Premier George Papadopoulos, escaped from a Greek military prison Thursday night. At large, authorities mobilized with a 500000 drachma reward offered for capture and no escape details provided.
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Poles blast Mao as Peking accuses Russians of border provocations
Moscow dispatch notes Gomulka’s attack on Mao Tse-tung at the World Communist Parties Congress while Peking accuses Soviet forces of deliberate encroachment along the Sino-Soviet frontier. Beijing cites May border clashes near Ussuri and Sinkiang as proof of tension.
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Berkeley records sent to McClellan committee
The University of California at Berkeley will turn over records of more than 300 students and 11 student organizations to the McClellan subcommittee. A federal judge refused to halt compliance, and notices were sent to those named. The Senate subcommittee plans to open hearings June 16 on campus disorders nationwide and has asked for disciplinary records from many universities.
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