Jackson alleges secret U.S. Soviet missile reinterpretation
Senator Henry Jackson charges that the May 26 1972 U.S.-Soviet pact on offensive missiles was secretly reinterpreted to give the Russians more missiles while the United States has fewer. Kissinger refutes the claim as false and notes the 950 ceiling remains. A closed session with the Armed Services panel followed, suggesting a loophole was discussed.
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Soviets launch unmanned Salyut space laboratory
The Soviet Union successfully launched the unmanned Salyut-3 space lab, aiming toward a possible manned dock with Soyuz units. Western experts expect a manned mission during Nixon's visit or NASA training, while officials note the 89.1 minute orbit and 168 mile maximum distance.
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Hughes Maheu Libel Trial Heads To Jury Deliberations
In Los Angeles a federal court jury begins deliberations in the libel case between Howard Hughes and Robert Maheu. Maheu accuses Hughes of libel for branding him a thief and seeks 17.5 million dollars. Both sides outline key issues and the absence of Hughes from the trial is noted as a factor.
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Detroit sex clinic sparks legal debate under new therapy label
Eddie Pool opens the Michigan Institute of Improved Sexual Response offering surrogate partners for sexual therapy in a six to eight week program. Officials question legality while others say consent and adult participants keep it legal. Sessions cost 25 to 100 dollars with hypnosis and relaxation steps before intercourse in a small room supervised by a hypnotechnician.
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Mayors Conference Opens Amid Political Lobbying
San Diego hosts the 42nd annual Conference of Mayors where Democrats led by National Chairman Strauss caucus late to mobilize the unemployed and poor voters. Dialogue stresses inflation relief, federal commitment to jobs, decentralization, and renewed revenue sharing as local leaders push for fast Watergate resolution and urban funding.
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UPI
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Islandia
Maynard Jackson
Atlanta
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Norfolk, Va
Senate approves emergency loans for meat producers
The Senate approved up to 350000 in emergency loans for livestock producers facing bankruptcy amid falling meat prices. The 82 to 9 vote moved the bill to the House where hearings were set. An amended ceiling of 3 billion was removed, creating a 90 percent federal guarantee and a 350000 per producer limit.
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Nixon begins Day of Europe with NATO talks in Brussels
President Nixon arrives in Brussels for 36 hours of meetings with NATO allies including Schmidt Chirac and Wilson. He plans a Moscow summit next, with an Atlantic Declaration on political and military ties to be signed at a NATO ceremony.
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Hutton retakes spotlight at Rhode Island benefit
Betty Hutton appeared at a $100-a-plate St. Anthony's parish dinner in the Riverboat Empire State Building, denying a comeback. The former star, 53, living in Portsmouth since February as a cook after a downward career spiral, said she is not returning to stardom. Once a Hollywood staple with a $25 000 weekly rate, she faced bankruptcy and isolation before the parish offered shelter.
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UPI
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Knievel to span Snake River in Sky-Cycle X-2 stunt
Evel Knievel plans a September 8 jump over the Snake River Canyon at Twin Falls Idaho in the Sky-Cycle X-2. The stunt involves a 2000 foot flight aided by rocket thrust and a hydraulic nose shaft to cushion impact, with a 50 50 chance of surviving.
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