Arms talks resume between U S and Sovie t Union in Geneva
After a six month break the United States and the Soviet Union pick up strategic arms talks this week at the Palais des Nations in Geneva. U S officials say the aim is to close doors without opening new ones while Sen Henry M Jackson criticizes gaps in past accords.
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Japanese gunmen free two women in embassy hostage swap
Three Japanese Red Army members freed two embassy hostages after negotiations for food and cigarettes. French Foreign Minister Sauvagnargues said talks on nine other captives at the Paris embassy were taking a very positive turn as a Dutch charter plane prepared to fly out the released extremists. The hostage crisis began Friday with two Dutch police wounded and a $1 million ransom demand.
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California Republicans Oppose Open 1974 Nomination Convention
At the California Republican Party fall meeting the State Central Committee rejected a resolution for an open convention and no tenure privileges for Ford or Rockefeller, signaling support for Nixon era controls and backing President Ford and Reagan on women in government. The committee left 150 members to finish voting on related resolutions including amnesty, gun control repeal, farm labor laws, and teachers union bargaining.
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Magnuson Faces Test In Washington Primary
Senator Magnuson 69 seeks a sixth term facing token Democratic opposition in the Washington state primary. The Commerce Committee chair aims to overwhelm challenger John Frye Patric and advance toward a Republican field led by Jack Metcalf. In the 3rd District race, Julia Butler Hansen retires after 14 years, drawing several Democrats and a Republican challenger.
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Nixon doctor says pardon failed to lift spirits
Former White House physician Walter Tkach says Ford's pardon did not ease Nixon's burden. He cites exhaustion and fear of pressure as a factor, notes Nixon warned he might not survive hospital treatment, and details Nixon's lack of mood improvement amid Watergate subpoenaes.
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Proxmire seeks environmental study on space shuttle
Sen William Proxmire says an investigation is needed into the space shuttle program's environmental impact. He cites emissions of hydrochloric acid nitric oxides and chlorine from solid propellant, urging careful study before propulsion development advances.
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Mrs. Smith Elected First Woman Chairman of GOP
Acting at President Ford’s request the Republican National Committee chose Mary Louise Smith of Iowa as its first woman chairman. She succeeds George Bush who heads to Beijing as U S envoy. Ford planned to address a luncheon as Vice President-designate Rockefeller would meet party leaders.
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Nation's Weather Report From Rockies To Plains
Rains moved from the southern Rockies and Plains into the mid Mississippi Valley. Oklahoma City received nearly half an inch in six hours while most areas had under a quarter inch. Early temps ranged from 36 in Sault Ste Marie to 86 in Blythe California.
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Soviet Bulldozers Crush Unofficial Abstract Art Show
In a Moscow suburb about 500 people gathered for an unsanctioned abstract art exhibit. Bulldozers, water trucks, and police dispersed the crowd, arresting artists and injuring reporters including AP and NYT staff. Police seized canvases and burned confiscated paintings. A girl was partly buried by earth as civilians fled the spray of water trucks.
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