Nixon signs arms treaty to curb nuclear arsenals
President Nixon hailed the five year agreement with Soviet leaders as a step toward reducing war danger and limiting offensive nuclear arsenals. He said it marks the start of a process to lessen the arms burden and danger of conflict. The remarks came at the White House under a crystal chandelier.
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High Court Set For Major Decisions This Term
The court faces 99 cases over seven months with topics including sex discrimination and state aid to religious schools. Voters will choose Nixon or McGovern, shaping the Court's balance amid conservative appointments. The term opens with denials and reviews, followed by key oral arguments on Georgia and Texas ads and abortion law questions.
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Explosion Kills 13 Sailors on Newport News
An explosion ripped through a gun turret on the U S seventh Fleet heavy cruiser Newport News off Vietnam. Early reports said 13 sailors were killed during a firing mission. Field reports confirmed the cruiser was on a firing mission when the blast occurred.
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Hunger in Middletown highlights aid hunger crisis
In Middletown, about 11,700 people in Butler County rely on welfare. Health costs consume 40 percent of an $11 million budget while families like Virginia Stapleton struggle with food, rent, and medical needs. She and neighbor Imogene Crouch describe constant hunger and dependence on aid as they cope with illness and scarce resources. Tomorrow: Hunger shows itself in the classroom.
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Ashes to Scatter Over Hialeah Track for Gambling-Heavy Hotelier
Eugene A. Gross, 78, a New York hotelman known for his race track gambling, dies of a heart attack. He arranged to have his ashes scattered over Hialeah Race Track in Florida after cremation, fulfilling his wish declared by son Eugene A. Gross Jr. and sister.
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Local Man Wins 52000 In Irish Sweepstakes
Glen F. Curtis 57 wins 52000 with Irish Sweepstakes ticket number PNE 91526 tied to the Cambridgeshire horse race in England. The Curtis family, living in Catalina Mobile Home Court, plans no big expenses though ten percent will go to Grace Baptist Church in Middletown Ohio.
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Patchy Clouds and Cool Day Forecast
Partly cloudy and cool today with highs in the middle to upper 50s. Low near 40 tonight. Tomorrow looks mostly sunny and warmer with highs in the mid-60s.
ABC-TV in Oxford Reporter Covers Redskins Game
Howard Katz, ABC-TV producer, travels from Munich and Mexico to Oxford Ohio for the Redskins telecast with coverage compared to the Olympics. Greg Suit frames TV coverage issues on page 21.
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