Nixon Signs UPI Accord Pacts At Kremlin Summit
President Nixon and Soviet leaders signed concrete joint ventures over three and five year terms. The deals cover artificial heart research, heart disease detection in children, pacemaker lifespans, oil gas and coal tech, solar and geothermal energy, synthetic fuels, and cold region home construction. No nuclear arms pact was reached.
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Nixon rejects Soviet arms balance plan at Moscow summit
A senior U.S. official says President Nixon spurned a Soviet plan that would favor the United States in MIRVs but leave Moscow with more rockets. Talks with Brezhnev open amid pressures on MIRV tech and a likely distant SALT agreement, while Brezhnev touts frank talks and friendship.
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Farr found in contempt again over source secrecy in LA
Los Angeles Times reporter William Farr, already jailed 46 days for refusing to reveal a confidential source, was found in contempt again by Superior Court Judge Raymond Choate for refusing to answer a county grand jury. Farr's lawyer called the action a mockery of justice and due process as the press confrontation with the judiciary continues.
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Lebanon premier opens talks with Palestinian leaders for safety
Prime Minister Takieddin Solh says Lebanon seeks a formula to shield the country from Israeli reprisals after refugees. Palestinian leaders express readiness to find solutions to avoid further losses of life and property.
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Prosecutors outline willful act claim in Ehrlichman conspiracy case
In Washington UPI reports prosecutors opened the Ehrlichman conspiracy case naming three co defendants and contending the Ellsberg break in was a willful arrogant act by White House agents who felt above the law. Merrill of Jaworski's team detailed the case and intent. Public notices follow.
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