Nixon Meets Congress. SALT Agreement Backed
President Nixon met with congressional leaders at the White House and, a White House spokesman said, expressed no misgivings about SALT agreements. The spokesman said Nixon viewed the Moscow talks as sound and the arms limitations as a basis for U S Soviet cooperation. The leaders were told it is their responsibility to review and ratify the SALT treaty as the administration moves to the next phase of talks.
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Bomb found on Covina police roof
Covina police and Los Angeles County sheriff bomb squad dismantled four sticks of dynamite found on the city station roof after an anonymous warning. Earlier a youth found 132 sticks of dynamite and primer behind an apartment in West Covina, with two men overheard planning to blow up the Covina station and bridges. No arrests reported.
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Nixon’s Moscow accords draw mixed congressional reaction
The president’s congressional address drew cheers from Republicans while Democrats criticized it as a campaign speech. McGovern called Vietnam references weak, Tumphrey backed Nixon with hopes for broader accords, and Kenne dy urged fuller peace. Leaders predict approval of SALT, but with no timetable until details emerge.
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Doctor recalls Viet girl shooting and soldier's death
SAN FRANCISCO UP I reports Dr George F Solomon describes a 14 year old Vietnamese girl shot after spurning an American corporal. The shooter killed the corporal then himself. Solomon links the case to post war denial and delayed PTSD like symptoms among GIs.
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