Kissinger denies secret treaty changes with Moscow
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger called Jackson claims that a secret deal allowing more submarine missiles than SALT I permits false in every detail. He spoke amid a Moscow summit plan stressing world stability, nuclear control, and potential low risk trade accords, while pledging congressional review of any Moscow deals.
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Washington (Ap
Henry A. Kissinger
Soviet Union
Kissinger
Henry Jackson
D-Wash
Moscow
Jackson
United States
Salt I. Kissinger
Nixon
U.S
Strike Near End in Mexico Construction Dispute
Mexico construction projects idle as Missouri Builders Association and Carpenters Local 2099 negotiate a three year wage package. Union official Fred Jenkins expects work to resume soon and a settlement to be approved by members quickly. Area covered includes Audrain and Boone counties. Cement finishers reach $1.75 hourly raise over three years, boosting base to $10 by Oct 1, 1976.
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Missouri Builders Association
Carpenters Local
Fred Jenkins
Jenkins
Mem
Bers
Audrain
Centralia
Boone County
Monroe County
City Hall
Commerce Bank
Mr. Jenkins
Supreme Court Delays Action on Nixon's Evidence Request
The Supreme Court postponed ruling on President Nixon's demand for grand jury watergate evidence and will review the issue at a July 8 hearing. The court weighs executive privilege over White House tapes and whether the grand jury could name a president as an unindicted co conspirator while considering related Watergate matters.
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Supreme Court
Nixon
Washington
Watergate Grand Jury
White House
Leon Jaworski
Watergate
Mother Offers Kidney to Son in Iowa City Transplant
Mrs. John Frisbie of 1303 Lakeview Dr will enter the University of Iowa Hospital to donate a kidney for her son Wally, 29, who has relied on dialysis since May after kidney failure. Donor match is good enough with a six to five chance of success. Wally faces weeks in hospital and ongoing anti rejection treatment after the operation.
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Roy Althiser
Phillips Nursing Home
Mexico
Audrain Medical Center
Precht- Pickering Funeral Home
Marvin Jones
Friendship Baptist Church
Elmwood Cemetery
Clarksville
Edith H. Estes
Robert
Minnie
Estes
Pocahontas
Ark
N. Olivest
Althiser
Old General Baptist Church
Mildred Kahre
St. Louis
James K. Betts
Jefferson City
Emerson Betts
Troy
Billy Betts
New Bloomfield
Steve Betts
John (Blender) Frisbie
Lakeview Dr
Iowa
Frisbie
Wally
University of Iowa Hospital
Iowa City
Frisbies
Phyllis) Schulte
Rogers
University of Iowa
Mt. Pleasant
New London
Fears Expressed On Crop Outlook
Washington AP reports government farm experts may lower earlier forecasts of 1974 crop production. Closed doors meetings consider evidence that corn and wheat crops will be smaller, potentially impacting stockpiles and consumer food prices. Weather has reduced prospects for wheat and corn, with downward revisions to forecasts already underway. A noted grain forecast remains high but faces possible further cuts, affecting both U.S. and world supplies.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
U.S
USDA
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Gateway To the West
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