Man stabbed to death at Brooklyn pool in retaliation case
Police say Luis Rodriguez was killed by two clothed men in a Brooklyn pool during a mass swim. Hector Rosa, 24, was arrested for the murder while a second man remains at large. Rodriguez’s wife Talmas identified the suspects, linked to a prior narcotics case.
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Jaworski and St Clair argue over presidential power
Special Prosecutor Leon Jaworski warned that allowing a president to define the Constitution without Supreme Court review would erase equal protection under law. Nixon’s counsel James St Clair pressed for executive control over tape and documents in the Watergate case.
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Kissinger Plans London Madrid Swing After West German Talks
Kissinger schedules meetings in London with Foreign Minister Callaghan, Healey, Varley, and Gordon Richardson and with Edward Heath. He then heads to Madrid for the last stop of a tour briefing West European leaders on Nixon’s summit. In Bonn, he and Chancellor Schmidt praised talks on energy currency and US West Germany relations and eyed a Geneva security conference closing by year end toward a possible Russian backed summit.
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Madrid
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Helmut Schmidt
United States
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Geneva
Stein urges discipline to curb inflation outlined in interview
Stein argues that inflation requires restraint in demand and a years long plan. He warns against tax cuts and says higher interest rates may persist, favoring discipline over short term stimulus with a long term comfort for the developed world.
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Middletown Weather: Warm Humid Tonight With Showers
Partly cloudy and warm humid conditions across the Middletown area tonight with a 30 percent rain chance. Today's high 85 to 90 degrees and overnight low in the upper 60s to lower 70s. Tuesday looks partly cloudy with a high in the lower 90s and a 20 percent rain chance tomorrow. Sunday's high reached 90 with a 65 degree overnight low and total rainfall of 0.02 inch.
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Communist Curse Sparks Hair Policy at Tennessee Church
In Memphis, the Highway 70 Baptist Church enforces hairstyles and dress lengths as a test of faith. Pastor Gene Hobgood defends the policy calling long hair a communist curse, with boys trimmed and girls’ dresses lengthened. Parents issued complaints led to a permission requirement up to age 13. Tim Tillman, eight, received an unauthorized haircut. his mother recalls pressure to avoid hell. The church denies coercion, citing church women who cut boys’ hair and a consent argument.
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Brown asks protest over Soviet censorship during Nixon visit
Rep. Clarence Brown asks Secretary Kissinger to protest Soviet interruption of U S television news during President Nixon's visit. Brown condemns censorship of legitimate news by American reporters as abhorrent and contrary to free reporting principles.
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Nixon Plans Active Washington Schedule This Week
President Nixon to hold a busy White House week with meetings including Vice President Ford five top economic advisers and congressional leaders on June July trips. Kissinger will join briefing. Cabinet meeting set. he then heads to San Clemente for about 10 days. He flew from Key Biscayne and visited Mar A Lago estate in Palm Beach.
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Elderly duo thwart intruder as wife shoots teen
In Miami the 79 year old man wrestled the burglar’s rifle from 18 year old Michael Perpall and his wife Ella 55 fired a single chest shot killing him. Police said no charges will be filed pending an inquest as neighbors gathered outside.
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