Atlantic Charter Revamp Cleared by NATO Allies
United States France and North Atlantic allies agreed to restudy alliance relations in light of recent events and to consider a new set of guiding principles. A Helsinki conference on European security and cooperation is planned with talks on force reductions set for October while Keflavik air base cooperation remains a non contentious issue.
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Rogers
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Keflavik
America
Buggers Sought O'Brien's Ouster
Senate testimony ties Nixon era officials to Watergate coverup as Jeb Magruder links Mitchell to final espionage approval aimed at discrediting Lawrence O'Brien. Haldeman's awareness unclear while Strachan asserts immunity could expose his knowledge. White House confirms unmanned contributor list remains.
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George McGovern
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E. Howrd Hunt Jr
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the Post
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Lee Buggers
Basin Will Cool as Houston Floods Deepens
A cool front rolling from the west will bring a 20 percent chance of thunderstorms tonight and 30 percent Saturday across the Permian Basin and Gulf region. Temperatures taper from a 98 degree high to the mid nineties then drop into the 60s by Saturday morning, as Gulf rainclouds threaten relief for flood struck Southeast Texas.
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Brezhnev Guides U.S. Newsmen Through Kremlin Quarters
In Moscow Brezhnev hosted American reporters for a three hour Kremlin tour. He walked them through his private office and a hidden bookcase passage, sharing routine details of the Politburo, security, and daily life. He joked about long hours and noted his wife’s absence during the visit.
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Brezhnes
EPA Would Ban Cars In LA By 1977
Washington AP The Environmental Protection Agency proposed traffic control plans for 13 metropolitan areas that could force all automobiles off Los Angeles streets by 1977 and cut driving in Northern New Jersey by over 60 percent Acting EPA administrator Robert W Frest would ask Congress to extend Clean Air deadlines for areas severely affected The plans cover cities including Los Angeles Boston Minneapolis St Paul New York Philadelphia New Jersey Cincinnati Pittsburgh Houston San Antonio Dallas El Paso Rochester and Springfield Massachusetts They range from vehicle inspection and maintenance to gasoline rationing and partial bans on vehicle use in downtowns and require parking restrictions enforcement of rules and tolls to reduce emissions and traffic The EPA intends to apply stricter controls as needed and considers for example parking requirements and selective tolls while noting potential impacts on commerce and daily life
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Houston
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Springfield
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Vietnam Cease Fire Struggles With Limited Progress
The Vietnam cease-fire opened with heavy fighting and no progress on the Kissinger Tho plan. Both sides blamed the other for violations as military commissions failed to meet and Paris talks were postponed. Officials warned it would take time to verify truces and prevent further clashes.
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North Vietnam
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Saigon
Kissinger
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Vietnam
Batticheld
Mien
Pinter
At Long Last A Cherry Pie You Can Trust
A chaotic piece discusses cherry pie standards from a food agency, noting blemished pies may be rejected. It mentions consumer trust goals and a fixation on quality thresholds, with confusing references to departments and production practices.
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Culimann
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Thorne Am
Kissinger Hints Ignored In Senate Vote
Washington AP reports Henry Kissinger suggested patience on Cambodia with a cease fire in weeks, but the Senate approved a measure 67 to 15 to extend U S bombing and military activity. Kissinger did not confirm a secret understanding with North Vietnam while noting ongoing negotiations in Paris and Vietnam talks.
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Impeachment News and Oddities From Odessa Odess a
Unclear OCR text summarizes varied items in the Odessa American including monarchy notes, editorials, cartoon captions, and sections on doctor features, finance, and horoscopes. Names and specifics are garbled, with multiple odd spellings and broken phrases across pages.
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