Carter urges NATO buildup to confront Soviet threat
President Carter told a NATO summit that the alliance must strengthen conventional and nuclear forces to counter a Soviet-led military buildup that exceeds Warsaw Pact members' security needs. He pledged U S participation in expanding NATO armaments while stressing efforts stretch beyond Europe to Africa and noting no plan for broader alliance duties.
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Kucinich fights recall as Cleveland braces for vote
Cleveland Mayor Dennis J. Kucinich denounces recall supporters as attempts to force a recall or resignation threaten city leadership. He vows to appeal a May 15 ruling while recall backers contest signatures, with city council hearings delaying appointments amid the recall pressure.
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Missing Kentucky park couple hunt continues
Pineville Ky AP authorities broaden and repeat sweeps at Pine Mountain State Park as two trooper squads retrace steps of Charles L Arnold 78 and wife Winnifred 81 missing since May. weekend search included 150 officers and rescue workers. son Bruce Arnold waits for news near lodge.
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China Eyes Disarmament Talks Warns USSR May Start War
China urged reforms at the UN General Assembly session on disarmament condemning the Geneva talks as dominated by the Soviet Union and United States. Foreign Minister Huang Hua called for a new framework free of superpower control while warning the USSR could trigger a war. A U.S. official called Huang’s remarks significant and hopeful for China’s participation.
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Findlay man killed in golf cart collision
Ohio final traffic death count for Memorial Day weekend reports Chester N. Greene, 73, of Findlay, died after his golf cart collided with a car on a Hancock County road. The state counted 18 fatalities over the holiday period from Friday evening to Monday midnight.
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