Nixon Brezhnev hold talks at Western White House
President Nixon and Leonid Brezhnev move talks to the Western White House to finish a 20 page communique on nuclear disarmament European security and force reductions. They resume talks in midmorning and plan to sign a civilian aviation agreement linking New York Moscow and Leningrad with more charter flights.
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
Leonid I. Brezhnev
White House
Brezhnev
Washington
Cal
Ifornia
United States
Henry A. Kissinger
U.S
Soviet Union
New York
Moscow
Leningrad
Merrill Lynch Charged With Fraud Over Research Reports
The SEC accuses Merrill Lynch Pierce Fenner Smith of distributing optimistic stock recommendations for Scientific Control Corp of Dallas. About 4,000 customers bought 400,000+ shares totaling 12 to 15 million dollars before the company filed for bankruptcy in 1969 and entered reorganization.
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New York
Texas
Securities and Exchange Commission
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
Scientific Control Corp
Dallas
Merrill Lynch
SEC
Donald T. Regan
Regan
Research Department
Computer Corporation
Local Boy Hangs Self in Back Yard
A four year old boy named Anthony Moore entangled in a rope while climbing a tree in his back yard hanged himself. Police identified him as the son of Mrs Eva Moore of 3008 College. His brother and cousin found the boy.
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Kansas City
Anthony Moore
Eva Moore
Mrs Hoard Describes Juvenile Foster Home Operations
Mrs John Hoard spoke to the Mexico Optimists about her foster home run under juvenile court direction. She said she never refuses a child and there is always room for one more. Two foster children have graduated high school and one college. An Optimist auction last week earned six dollars. A visit to the Columbia Optimist Club is planned for Thursday.
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John Hoard
Mexico
Columbia Optimist Club
Controls To Fail, Lowe Urges Free Citizen Role
William S. Lowe, immediate past president of the United States Chamber of Commerce, urged Rotary Club listeners to embrace personal responsibility and reject artificial economic controls. He warned that dependency on government protectionism erodes initiative, cautioned against demoralization, and defended free markets as key to America’s greatness and employment.
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William S. Lowe
United States Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
America
United States
Mr. Lowe
A.P. Green Refractories Co
Lowe
Chamber
City Sets Street Work Schedule
Mexico city unveils next week plans for downtown seal coat and slurry seal work with a Monroe Street schedule and multiple street segments across several days. Weather may alter the timetable, says city engineer Gilbert Patrick.
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Mexico
Gilbert Patrick
Monroe Street
Hord
Jefferson
Promenade
Clark
Love
Jackson
Calhoun
Liberty
Washington
Olive
Monroe
Robin Hood Road
Kentucky
Curtis Street
Lafayette
Holt
Cul de Sac
Rawlings
Johnson
Breckenridge
Park
Trinity
Seminary
Walnut
Garfield
Stewart
Agricultural
Hord Street
One Astronaut Sicker Than Any Of Others
Skylab crew member Dr. Joseph P. Kerwin returned from the Pacific splashdown feeling sicker than the others after 28 days in space aboard Skylab. He struggled to walk, vomited, and required aid while Charles Conrad Jr. and Paul J. Weitz showed milder symptoms. Doctors say all three should recover fully. The Ticonderoga carrier will bring them to San Diego, with the mission delivering data on sun and earth observations and weightlessness effects.
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Uss Ticonderoga
Skylab
Earth
U.S
Joseph P. Kerwin
Pacific Ocean
Space
The
Orbiting Laboratory
Royce Hawkins
Charles Conrad Jr
Hawkins
Paul J. Weitz
Conrad
Kerwin
Nixon
Leonid I. Brezhnev
San Clemente
Calif
Space Agency
Fletcher
San Diego
Weitz
Pete
Joe
Colson States He Warned Haldeman On Watergate
Colson testified that in January he told Haldeman he feared top Nixon aides involved in Watergate, noting payments to defendants and meetings with Mitchell and Dean. Haldeman denied knowledge of the coverup and downplayed the payments issue, saying money for defendants could be raised. Colson and Haldeman left White House roles. Dean was fired April 30. Kalmbach later identified as fundraiser for defendants.
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Washington
Charles W. Colson
White House
H.R. Haldeman
John N. Mitchell
John W. Dean
Haldeman
Colson
Nixon
Dean
Atty
Jeb S. Magruder
Senate
Watergate Committee
Magruder
Mitchell
Herbert W. Kalmbach
Hunt
Six Americans held after planned Red Square protest in Moscow
Six American students said to plan a demonstration against Soviet emigration policies for Jews were held overnight at Sheremetyevo Airport in Moscow before leaving for Istanbul. A U.S. consular official said border police questioned them about their trip after they arrived from New York, with transit visas used and the group sent to the airport transit hotel for security.
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Moscow
Red Square
Sheremetyevo
Istanbul
U.S
Soviet Union
New York
Osborne Warns Against Local Pornography
Audrain County Prosecuting Attorney Thomas I. Osborne warned merchants after a Supreme Court obscenity decision. He stated state law makes selling obscene material a crime and the county may file civil suits for injunctions to stop such sales. He urged merchants to remove obscene items from display.
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Thomas I. Osborne
Audrain County
U.S. Supreme Court
Osborne
Supreme Court
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Richard Vance
Mrs. Hoard
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NASA
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France
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New Order
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