Nixon Brezhnev Summit Aims To Limit Nuclear Arms
Nixon and Brezhnev in Moscow outline a shift from confrontation to negotiation in a bid to curb strategic nuclear arms. They plan a final communique and a televised address after talks with Kissinger and Gromyko, with continued summit meetings likely next year.
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Impeach witness testimony stalls as subpoenas loom
Impeachment hearings paused with debate on proposed articles and a deadline on four subpoenas for White House tapes. Nixon’s lead lawyer warned of delays, while more witnesses were invited as committee votes moved to keep hearings closed for a week, narrowing bipartisan support.
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King Family Tragedy Ties to Conspiracy Rumors
The King family mourns as Mrs. Martin Luther King Sr. is shot dead during services at Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta. Chenault, charged with murder, discussed targets and ties to a group opposing integration, with FBI expanding probes into possible conspiracy and related sightings in Akron Winchester and Cincinnati.
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Brezhnev Receives Third U.S. Car From Nixon
In three summits Nixon has given Brezhnev a different American car. Moscow already saw a Cadillac in 1972 and a Lincoln Continental gift in Washington last year. This trip featured a silver white Chevrolet Monte Carlo with a red interior priced at 5578 dollars, donated by General Motors to the government at the State Department's request.
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Death of 12 year old sparks plague survey in Gallup
The Environmental Protection Agency announces intensified rodent control surveys in Gallup after a 12 year old Navajo girl died of bubonic plague at the U S Public Health Service hospital. The girl was not named by officials.
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