Kissinger discusses Moscow talks and SALT limits
Secretary Kissinger said a Moscow pact could curb nuclear arms growth and set a threshold for underground tests while outlining potential trade measures with the Soviet Union. He asserted SALT limits restrict Soviet 1150 submarine missiles and denied pledges to exceed existing U S stockpiles.
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Top court delays Nixon obscenity ruling detailed in California case
The Supreme Court, in a unanimous Car nal Knowledge ruling written by Justice Rehnquist, held that juries do not have unbridled discretion to deem works patently obscene. Justices rejected the notion that rejecting a national standard wipes out state measures and noted the cautious use of a local standard rather than a broad geographic approach. The President's lawyers sought access to transcripts, grand jury materials, and other items related to the grand jury decision.
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Tucson Tornado Destroys Homes and Injures Several
A Tucson tornado ripped through a mobile home park, tossing trailers 80 feet and damaging homes. Residents, including Thomas Salas and Mrs Tryner, described near misses and debris scattered equipment as three people were hospitalized. Nearby towns reported further trailer damage and scattered injuries amid severe winds. Civil Defense estimated damages between 150000 and 400000.
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Nixon Subpoenas and Impeachment Questions Shaped by Committee
Nixon issued new subpoenas and the committee weighed whether Nixon’s lack of action after testimony could form an impeachable offense. Leonard and Doar fielded questions as Republicans opposed further subpoenas while Latta urged halting them. The panel aims to conclude basic questions by late July and may hear St Clair’s defense Thursday if schedules allow. The group also passed evidence to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee related to Kissinger’s domestic wiretapping case.
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Viet Reds hit Hue fuel depot and ammo dump blasts
Communist raiders destroyed 24,000 gallons of gasoline and diesel at Hos My depot near Hue. An ammo depot 18 miles northwest of Hue was penetrated, but guards killed the raiders. A munitions dump southeast of Hue was blown with 4,600 tons of shells. In Phnom Penh, Khmer Rouge rockets struck refugee districts, wounding several and killing five.
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Campaign Signs on Poles Draw Complaint in Long Beach
Readers ask how to remove illegal campaign posters after elections. City code bans posting. Public Service Dept cleans signs when possible. A 432-8904 contact provides removal service. Also notes about pets in air travel and melts mislabeling in meat industry.
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Freed nurse reports killing of companion in Eritrea
Deborah Dortzbach, a 24 year old pregnant missionary nurse, and Dutch nurse Anna Stickverda were kidnapped near Asmara by Eritrean Liberation Front guerrillas. Dortzbach, released unharmed, described how Stickverda was shot when she lagged behind during a bush chase. American captive Grant Wyatt was captured earlier but later freed.
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Firemen killed in copter crash near Big Tujunga Reservoir
Two Los Angeles city firemen Edward A. Hill and Harald L. Radcliffe died when a Bell 47 helicopter crashed during a training flight from Van Nuys Airport. The incident near Big Tujunga Reservoir followed another city helicopter crash weeks earlier. Investigations by FAA and NTSB will follow. Radcliffe left a wife and two children. Hill had two children and was divorced.
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