Brezhnev Seeks Trade Talks With Shultz in Moscow
In Moscow Brezhnev summoned U.S. Secretary of the Treasury George P. Shultz for a two hour meeting to discuss obstacles to U S trade concessions. Tass described a wide range of questions on Soviet U S relations including commercial ties as Shultz attended the opening of the Soviet American Trade Commission.
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Alioto Denies Mafia Ties and Enters California Governor Race
San Francisco Mayor Joseph L. Alioto announced his candidacy for governor of California amid claims he had Mafia links. He called the charges unfounded, urged a new social justice program, and joined Democrats Jerome Waldie and William Matson Roth in seeking Reagan's seat.
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Segretti Pleads Guilty in Watergate Case
Donald H. Segretti, a 32 year old California lawyer allied with the Nixon campaign, pleads guilty to three Florida primary related misdemeanor charges and agrees to cooperate with federal prosecutors. Judge Gesell defers sentencing. maximum penalties include up to three years in jail and three thousand dollars in fines if imposed separately.
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Kreisky Likely To Refuse Meir Plea On Camp Closure
Vienna report states Chancellor Kreisky probably will reject Israeli Prime Minister Meirs request to repudiate his pledge to close the Schoenau transit camp used for Soviet Jewish emigration. Meir travels to Vienna to press the issue after speaking in Strasbourg. Kreisky said he will explain practical steps to allow continued emigration via Austria.
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Allende planned assassinations claim shocks Chile story
Joe Skirble, an American attorney, says Chilean generals learned of a plot by Salvador Allende to liquidate them starting Sept. 17. He cites a guerrilla training school at Allende's home and predicts upcoming free elections under Chilean military rulers.
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U S Effort to Keep Austria Open for Soviet Jewish Emigrants
The United States campaigns to keep Austria a transit route for Jews fleeing the Soviet Union. Washington condemns capitulation to terrorists while acknowledging Austrian sovereignty and praising Kreisky's stated humanitarian traditions. State Department spokesman McCloskey voiced disapproval of closing the transit center but noted private signs of cooperation.
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Beltone offers free tiny hearing aid model
A Beltone notice promises a free non-operating model of the smallest hearing aid for those who hear but cannot understand words. It claims the unit weighs under one third of an ounce, sits at ear level with no body-to-head wires, and can be tried at home before keeping. Write Dept 9686 Beltone Electronics Chicago IL.
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