First Moscow summit accord ties health and environment
At the Moscow summit Nixon and Brezhnev announced initial accord for joint health research to combat cancer and heart disease and cooperation to clean up the global environment. The leaders met in Catherine Hall at the Kremlin, with talks described as frank and businesslike as U S Soviet collaboration was outlined.
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Nikolai Podgorny
Alexei N
Kremlin
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Podgorny
North Viet Namese
McGovern Eyes Doubleheader Wins in RI and Oregon
Sen. George McGovern seeks victories in Rhode Island and Oregon to build momentum for a California contest with Sen. Hubert Humphrey. Early RI turnout was light as McGovern led an eight man field for 22 pledged delegates. Wallace supporters ran ads in both states as voting opened with limited paper ballots and low turnout.
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Eleanor
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George C. Wallace
Alabama
Portland
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Senate debates $18.5 billion higher education bill today
Senate opens debate on a landmark $18.5 billion higher education bill with anti busing riders. Supporters insist passage is likely after brief debate while House plans delay post Memorial Day recess. Critics note civil rights concerns and lingering desegregation issues amid student aid reforms.
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Walter F. Mondale
D-Minn
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D-Mass
Jacob K. Javits
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Wallace condition remains stable after shooting
Gov George Wallace shows no major change in condition at Holy Cross Hospital in Silver Spring doctors report his cardiac activity temperature and kidney function stay normal. He remains on bed rest and will undergo active physiotherapy as plans to remove a bullet from his spinal cord proceed later this week or early next week with potential surgery in Alabama.
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Bingo Jackpot Rises to 100 Bucks in Newspaper Bingo
This week’s Newspaper Bin game raises the jackpot to 100 as no winner emerged last week. Players can win 100 in Bingo Bucks by playing the new yellow card game starting Monday in the Enterprise. So far 400 has been won in Pecos, with 650 total to be awarded by the 13 week series ending next month.
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