Jackson presses Nixon on secret SALT deal disclosures
Sen Henry M Jackson accuses President Nixon of withholding private STRATEGIC ARMS LIMITATION understandings with the Soviet Union. He argues the SALT pact skews balance toward Moscow and warns MIRV developments could erase U S parity. Jackson cites gaps in transparency and questions the legitimacy of non disclosed terms.
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Washington
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Nixon
Soviet Union
Senate
United States
John Sherman Cooper
Jackson
Huge write-ins shape California presidential primary
California faces a first in which write-in votes for president are officially counted under a 1966 amendment. Nine Democratic and seven Republican write-ins join on ballot races, with two Republicans and eight Democrats on the ballot. Officials acknowledge the system may not filter out fictitious candidates.
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Lar Daly
Uncle Sam
Chicago
Walter R. Buchanan
Congress
Evilyn Evelyn
Charles
Compton
Tony
Democratic
Peace and Freedom
American Independent
California
Wallace
Thomas Quinn
Spock
AIP
Las Ar-geles
Arab fears of Israeli retaliation rise after Lod attack
The article notes heightened Arab anxiety over possible Israeli retaliation. It cites Transport Minister Shimon Peres meeting airline representatives about tightened security after a fatal airport assault was avoided by simple baggage checks. It also mentions an attempted attack on an EM Ad jet at Copenhagen Airport and Golda Meir’s radio address blaming Lebanon for support of Arab guerrillas.
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Takeshi Okamoto
North Korea
Japan Air Line
Shimon Peres
Israel
Peres
Copenhagen
Golda Meir
Lebanon
Beirut
Indictment Links Landlord to Rent Increases in LA
A federal grand jury in Los Angeles charged Pam Cooper with raising rents above legal limits at a Hollywood apartment complex. The indictment claims she coerced tenants under threat of eviction to sign statements alleging extra charges for maid, phone answering, and message services.
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Los Angeles
Hollywand
District Com
Pam 8. Cooper
Paratroops press Reds near Hue in heavy combat
In the Hue area a large American and South Vietnamese force advanced under heavy enemy fire. Air and naval shelling supported the operation as armor and infantry moved through the foothills toward North Vietnamese positions. Hospital staff and patients at a Kontum hospital were evacuated as government troops regained control of key grounds.
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Jensen
U.S
Jenson
Central Highlands
Konlum
Pat Smith
Seattle
Wash
Smith
Nixon flies back after talks with hopes Congress approves
Kissinger said the United States must review its entire military posture as SALT discussions continue. He noted critics fear a Soviet edge in submarine launched missiles and predicted tougher SALT I negotiations ahead. World reaction to the talks has been generally favorable, with mentions of Japan and other heads of state. The next summit is expected to be carefully prepared but shorter than the last.
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Senate
Jackson
United States
Moscow
Kissinger
U.S
Nixon
Japan
Chou En-lat
Smart bombs praised for U S military impact in Vietnam
Reports describe laser guided bombs and television guided EO bombs reducing aircraft losses. Thanh Hoa Dragon's Jaw bridge near Hanoi stands as a notable target with successful strikes despite prior damage. Conventional blasts still used for warehouses and storage areas.
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Moyellan 50
Thanh Hoa
Dragon's Jaw
Hanoion
WLS
AWS
California State University system renames fourteen campuses
Fourteen former state colleges become state universities with no extra funding. The system, renamed California State University and Colleges, will phase in the new titles as campuses transition from state college names to California State University formats.
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Sacramento Ho
Glenn Dumke
California State University and Colleges
State Coordinating Council of Higher Education
Chico
Wresno
Fullerton
Hayward
Humboldt
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Pamona
Sacramento
San Fernando Valley
San Diego
San Francisco
San Jose
San Luis
State College
Bakersfield
Dominguez Hills
San Bernardino
Sonoma
Stanislaus
California State University
Northridge
Frank
Fresilo
Fullerton State University
Construction worker survives 60 foot fall into river
A 25 year old construction worker William Bonds of Bedford fell about 10 feet from a bridge into James River near Manchester Bridge in Richmond. He landed on his back in water, stood up, and walked to shore apparently uninjured. Bond said he went blank on impact and was treated at the Medical College of Virginia Hospital. His foreman Tawall Hewitt of Central Contracting Co. said Bond was carrying a heavy air impact wrench when the board snapped.
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Richmond
William Bonds
Bedford
Medical College of Virginia
Tawall Hewitt
Central Contracting Co
Farmville
Bonds
James River
Manchester Bridge
Hewitt
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Hite
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