Mitchell and Stans Case Before Jury
Former Nixon aides Mitchell and Stans face conspiracy and obstruction charges after a lengthy trial. Prosecutors describe them as under oath as they allegedly schemed to derail an SEC probe into Robert Vesco in exchange for cash to the 1972 campaign.
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Kissinger Gromyko to Meet in Geneva for Arms Talks
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger plans a Geneva meeting with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko to discuss a new nuclear arms agreement and a possible disengagement deal between Israel and Syria. Kissinger, with wife Nancy, departs Sunday for Geneva then continues to Algiers Cairo Tel Aviv and Damascus.
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Nixon Predicts Improved Economy and GOP Prospects
President Nixon forecast an improving economy in the latter half of the year and predicted stronger Republican prospects in November. He spoke in Mississippi to a large crowd, noted food and energy prices as factors, and outlined plans for upcoming trips and a May 1 university commencement. He remained noncommittal on Watergate.
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Alton Promises Full Cooperation With Federal Probers
Anne Arundel County executive Joseph W Alton Jr pledged to cooperate with any federal information requests about his personal finances. He avoided confirming reports he received an inquiry letter and noted similar letters were sent to associates of Gov Mandel amid Maryland political corruption probes.
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Kennedy undecided on 76 run
Kennedy says his position on running for president in 1976 is unchanged and he will continue to serve as U S senator from Massachusetts. He spoke after arriving at Kennedy Airport with his wife and children following a visit to the Soviet Union and a meeting with Brezhnev.
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U S Trade Balance in Red as Oil Costs Surge
The Commerce Department reports March deficits widen to 171.3 million as imports exceed exports, driven by a 17 percent rise in foreign oil costs. Oil and petroleum product imports reach almost 1.8 billion, while overall imports rise 6.1 percent to about 7.85 billion and exports up nearly 1 percent.
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Streakers fade as craze ends across campuses
The streaking trend appears to have died out after a wild run at campuses nationwide. University safety directors lament that the fad became a camp and lost its appeal, with few incidents in recent weeks and officials expecting little return to the spectacle.
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Blast Kills 17 Saigon Army Trainees
Five explosions hit an infantry training center auditorium nine miles north of Saigon killing 17 trainees and wounding 118. North Vietnamese or Viet Cong troops were blamed in a communique, with an unconfirmed report of Viet Cong disguises. officials said the cause was not determined and newsmen were barred from the site.
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State Energy Chief Warns Of Fuel Crisis This Summer
Maryland officials signal a looming fuel crunch this summer as transportation and energy use trends shift. Traffic volumes on major facilities fall from last year while electricity demand stays subdued, and mass transit gains as carriers resume limited services.
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