Nixon Urges Senate to Approve Arms Pact After Moscow Summit
President Nixon asked Congress to ratify the SALT agreements reached in Moscow, declaring the accords lay a foundation for a new U.S.-Soviet relationship and to curb the nuclear arms spiral. Critics warn the pact could favor the Soviets on missiles.
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EPA Chief Lets Ford Get Conditional Emission Certification
EPA head William D. Ruckelshaus said Ford may produce and ship its 1973 cars if early tests indicate full compliance in large scale testing. The conditional certification would avert a potential shutdown that could endanger up to 450,000 jobs.
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May Wholesale Prices Rise 1.4. Jobless Rate Stable
A surge in food prices pushed wholesale prices higher in May while unemployment stayed at 5.9 percent. Farm products rose 14 percent, lifting the overall wholesale index 0.6 percent. Whites and teens showed varied jobless trends as earnings edged up, with livestock prices rising 4.5 percent. Ford testing issues delayed certification, potentially delaying production.
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Mine kills two British soldiers in Ireland border blast
A road mine at the Ireland Northern Ireland border killed two British soldiers and wounded two others during a border patrol near Rosslea County Fermanagh. A second mine was found and defused. the incident raises wartime toll to 354 in three years of sectarian violence.
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Israeli Jets Sweep Lebanon as Reprisal Fears Grow
Israeli jets spent minutes over southern Lebanon amid border troop movements fueling fears of retaliation for Tel Aviv airport massacre. Officials warned of heightened security at airports and across Israel as the threat of renewed violence loomed. Lebanese sources and international figures weighed possible targets and responses.
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Judge allows Route 7 segment work in Bennington area
Federal judge rules construction may proceed on one section of Route 7 in the Bennington area while other sections await a filed environmental impact statement. The ruling follows a hearing on a petition by the Conservation Society of Southern Vermont and others seeking to halt the four lane conversion.
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Iraq suspends oil exports after nationalization move
BEIRUT AP The Iraqi government suspends oil shipments from Mediterranean terminals and dispatches Foreign Minister to Moscow for talks following the nationalization of the European American Iraq Petroleum Co BUFFALO AP Freshman congressman Jack F Kemp announces re election bid in New York 39th district NEW YORK AP Nicholas Rattenni Yonkers carting firm owner faces federal indictment for attempted jury tampering in January trial that ended in acquittal on bribery charges. he remains free on bail pending appeal
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Trapped Workers Rescued From NYC Bank Elevator
Three men were trapped for 90 minutes in an elevator car at the First National City Bank tower on Park Avenue New York. Firemen drilled through a third floor wall and pulled them out through a roof opening unharmed.
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Davis Trial Hearing Ends as Defense Denounces Charges
The hearing in the Angela Davis trial concluded yesterday as defense labeled the charges a gigantic hoax. Superior court Judge Richard E. Arnason will give jury instructions today as both Davis and Arnason appear in a UPI Wirephoto taken Thursday.
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Defense Calls Case Gigantic Hoax Angela Davis Trial Goes To Jury
In San Jose the defense labels the case a gigantic hoax as Angela Davis faces murder kidnapping and conspiracy charges. The all white jury of 12 begins deliberations after final instructions from F Arnason. Branton argues the charges are absurd and displays a life sized drawing mocking the prosecution. Davis listened as her attorney urged jurors to see the case through a black perspective.
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Probe Into Travel Ring Arrests Six in New York Case
Officials say a joint federal and local probe disrupted a travel ring selling forged or stolen airline tickets to organized crime figures. Six were arrested, with hundreds of blank tickets and airline imprints seized. Bail ranged from 500 to 250000, hearing set for June 8.
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Nixon and Moscow arms accord split Congress reaction
President Nixon's report on the U.S.-Soviet arms accords drew mixed reviews in Congress. Republicans praised the address as balanced while Democrats criticized it as campaign-focused. some urged approval, others faulted its Vietnam coverage and war outcome references.
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Rockefeller veto blocks three marketing zones for beer
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller vetoed a bill creating three wholesale beer marketing zones and barring sales outside each zone. The action came as he also signed other measures, including bridge construction over the Hudson and a city borrowing plan, while vetoing school board reform bills for Buffalo.
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