What Are They Cooking Up The Washington Summit
The piece weighs the Washington summit between the United States and the Soviet Union led by Brezhnev and Kissinger. It notes European unease over peace prospects and NATO's future as the superpowers seek stable peace. It discusses detente potential to ease U.S. forces in Europe and the risk of Soviet influence.
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William L. Ryan
Moscow
Washington
Europe
Nixon
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Henry A. Kissinger
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
China
Vladimir Dedijer
Tito
Yugoslavia
New York Times
West
Stalin
Khrushchev
NATO
Kissinger
Free World
U.S
Pentagon
Schlesinger
Watergate may help cities push revenue bill changes
Milwaukee Mayor Henry Maier says Watergate disclosures opened questions about Nixon’s budget and the Better Communities Act. Mayors urge automatic grants based on population and need, oppose governor control of funds, and seek prior funding levels as HUD programs are replaced.
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San Francisco
Henry Maier
Milwaukee
Nixon
Milwaukee Democrat
U.S. Conference of Mayors
Congress
Maier
Mayors’ Conference
Housing and Urban Development
James Lynn
Lynn
Schlesinger hints at renewed bombing option in Vietnam
Defense Secretary nominee James R. Schlesinger says he could recommend renewed bombing of North Vietnam if Hanoi threatens South Vietnam. He testifies before the Senate Armed Services Committee as conferees debate curbing bombing in Laos and Cambodia.
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Washington
James R. Schlesinger
North Vietnam
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Schlesinger
Senate Armed Services Committee
Defense
Central Intelligence Agency
Cambodia
North
House
Senate
U.S
Laos
Nixon
Phnom Penh
Senate to grill Kelley on FBI philosophy and tactics
Clarence M. Kelley faces Senate Judiciary Committee questions on how the FBI should be run and its independence from the White House as he seeks permanent director post. The Kansas City police chief is the key witness in hearings that also address Watergate, morale, and the agency's future.
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Don McLeod
Associated Press
Washington
Clarence M. Kelley
FBI
Senate Judiciary
Mittee
Kansas City
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Kelley
Senate
White House
L. Patrick Gray III
J. Edgar Hoover
Gray
Navy
E. Howard Hunt Jr
William D. Ruckelshaus
Hoover
Man Pleads Guilty to Receiving Stolen TV
Donald K. Cornett 24 of 6501 Germantown Road received a suspended 90 day sentence and probation after pleading guilty to receiving and concealing a stolen television set. Judge Fred B. Cramer ordered restitution. The TV was valued at about $30.
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Hamilton
Donald K. Cornett
Germantown Road
Butler County Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Cornett
Sardinian landowner released after 68 day kidnapping
Sardinia landowner Mattedo Lostia was freed unharmed after his family paid a $340,000 ransom. He was held 68 days, a Sardinian record, amid a decade with more than 100 kidnappings.
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Orotelli
Sardinia
Mattedo Lostia
Lostia
Psychiatric testing ordered for Middleton youth in court
Middleton man James D. Bryant, 18, of 48 North Broad Street, was ordered to Lima State Hospital for 60 days of psychiatric testing by Butler County Common Pleas Judge Fred B. Cramer. Bryant faces probation violation charges from a recent arrest for telephone harassment after pleading guilty to breaking and entering and larceny.
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James D. Bryant
N. Broad St
Middletown
Lima State Hospital
Butler County Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Bryant
Cramer
Lima
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