Nixon heads to Moscow for three fold aim on arms and peace
President Nixon sails from Andrews to Brussels for NATO talks then Moscow in a bid to strengthen US Soviet ties, displace world tensions, and push for nuclear arms limits. He appears recovered from phlebitis, pledging progress amid Watergate shadows and a looming arms race.
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Israeli shells hit Lebanese village after Nahariyya attack
Israeli artillery shelled the Lebanese village of Jouaya near the frontier after a guerrilla raid on Nahariyya that killed seven people. An Israeli military spokesman denied the shelling report while newsmen reported light injuries and ongoing cross border activity.
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Impeachment panel may air rival Watergate transcripts
The House Judiciary Committee debates releasing its own version of Nixon Watergate transcripts differing from the White House edition. Chairman Peter Rodine says most sensational material is already public while some members want only committee versions. Restoring expletives could boost sales beyond the presidential edition.
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Watergate echoes and Weather Update On Coast
Residents fill in for coworkers as summer vacation strains schedules. Weather outlook shows patchy fog and warm inland highs in the 70s to near 80s with small craft advisory and tides listed.
Supreme Court nixes Florida candidate reply law
The Court unanimously ruled Florida's law forcing free newspaper replies to candidate criticism violates the First Amendment. It holds a paper may decide editorial content and space, not be compelled by state statutes. The decision signals broader protection for press editorial control.
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Violent political clashes erupt in China across cities
UPI reports clashes between factions in at least a dozen Chinese cities this month. Posters from Kiangsi Province claim deaths and accuse local leadership of noncompliance and dissent, though confirmation of fatalities remains unverified.
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