Nixon and Brezhnev Readying Nuclear Arms Pact Signing
At Camp David Nixon and Brezhnev prepared to sign a breakthrough pact to guide SALT negotiations in Geneva. The leaders planned to return to Washington to formalize a bilateral accord on peaceful atomic energy and to advance stalled arms limits talks.
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Richard M. Nixon
Leonid I Brezhnev
Geneva
Washington
White House
Moscow
Skylab crew prepares for Earth return after 28 days
Skylab 2 astronauts Charles Conrad Jr Joseph Kerwin and Paul Weitz finish deactivating the lab and packing film tapes for the trip home. They plan three engine firings and a Pacific splashdown near 9:50 a.m. EDT aboard the carrier USS TiConderoga with favorable weather conditions.
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San Diego
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Aeromexico Plane Crashes Near Puerto Vallarta
A DC9 from Houston crashed into El Moro Mountain near Chimo and Chocala Peru, 25 miles south of Puerto Vallarta, killing or injuring 27 aboard. Four Red Cross parachutists planned a rescue jump as officials sought survivors and determined the cause remains unknown.
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Congress Seeks Limits on Campaign Spending by 1984
Congress debates caps on candidate spending for federal races with proposals for 25 cent per eligible voter ceilings and partial public financing. Witnesses cite rising costs since 1960 and 1972 controls, while Nixon era reforms face scrutiny amid Watergate disclosures.
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Adlai E. Stevenson, III
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Devaluations cut dollar value for Americans traveling Europe
London AP report shows three devaluations reduce the dollar’s buying power about 25 percent since February and leave travelers with roughly 75 cents per dollar for European trips. Analysts cite Watergate and inflation as key factors behind a shifting, floating dollar.
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White House
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Dell
Associated Press
State Lottery Draw Winners Listed For June 21 1973
The Thursday draw announces six winners receiving 50 000 dollars, five winners get 5 000 dollars, four win 500 dollars, three win 50 dollars, and two win five free tickets. Contact the State Lottery at State Office Building Syracuse NY for details.
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State Office
Syracuse
N. Y
Rockefeller urging mandatory death penalty for police, guards
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller said if a court overturns the state capital punishment law he will seek a mandatory death penalty for murders of police and prison guards. He stated deterrence requires retention and will push the bill in the next legislative session.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York State
Nixon says Hoover warned of 1968 bugging plan
John W. Dean III quotes President Nixon saying J Edgar Hoover told him Nixon was bugged in 1968. The summary notes Nixon replied he would use bugging to his advantage in the future, a claim tied to a meeting with Dean and H R Halderman after indictments in the Watergate case.
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Cambodian Troops Fight To Reopen Two Highways
Cambodian troops pressed to reopen two highways north and west of Phnom Penh as U.S. bombers pounded the capital area. Government says 12 Communist insurgents were killed on Highway 5 with no government fatalities.
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Kompong Son
South Vietnam
Saigon Command
Peron Homecoming Clashes Turn Deadly in Argentina
Argentine strongman Juan Peron returned from exile to a massive welcome near Buenos Aires. Gunfire killed 13 and wounded over 250 as rival Peronist factions blamed each other for the outbreak of violence that disrupted the homecoming. Peron and Isa bel were at Olivos palace as security tightened. a news conference was planned. The jet bringing Peron landed at Moron base after the clashes, and he later addressed the nation by TV and radio. President Campora stood beside him.
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Argentina
Juan D. Peron
Peron
Isabel
Olivos
Peronist
Jantigovernment
Spain
Moron Air Force Base
Hector J. Campora
Campora
House panel approves funds for health and education programs
The House Appropriations Committee today approved a broad funding package to run Labor and HEW departments, totalling 32.8 billion for the fiscal year starting July 1, adding 1.2 billion to Nixon's budget. Corning Glass Works signed a contract with Chrysler to supply at least 60 percent of catalytic ceramic substrates, with a new Erwin plant due to start production next March. Lawrence F. O'Brien criticized national cynicism over Watergate and urged campaign finance reform as a path to salvage the system.
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House
Nixon
Departments of Labor and Health, Education
Corning
N.Y
Corning Glass Works
Chrysler Corp
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House Agriculture Committee OKs broad farm bill with subsidy cap
The House Agriculture Committee approved a sweeping general farm bill featuring a new subsidy limit and a target price plan to support major crops. The action advances the measure toward broader congressional consideration and potential floor passage.
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Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Supreme Court Rebuffs NY Counties Voting Rights Challenge
The Supreme Court rejected an effort to force three New York counties to prove they did not practice racial discrimination in past elections. The ruling turned on a technicality that the NAACP had not timely filed its application to enter the case.
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Supreme Court
New York
South
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Suspect Held Tied to Levy Disappearance Case in New York
Police in Seneca Falls hold 28 year old William D King of Auburn as a possible suspect in the November 10 disappearance of Syracuse University student Karen Levy. King is linked to three alleged rape cases in Seneca Falls and Auburn and matches the composite sketch of "Bill Lakey" who was last seen with Levy.
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N.Y
Syracuse University
Bill Lakey
Miss Levy
Casamassima
William D. King
Auburn
Senate Approves Land Use Bill with 1.06 Billion Grants
Senate today approved a land use bill calling for 1.06 billion dollars in planning grants over eight years. The measure would allocate 920 million for state and regional planning 80 million for tribal planning and 66 million for administration research and training before being sent to the House.
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