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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1974
Page
4
Nixon signals aim to curb arms race during Moscow summit while stressing strength and resolve. Coverage notes domestic Watergate distraction and calls for progress on peace and global stability amid U S trade deficit data and Brezhnev Moscow visit context.
The record shows George, at a pretrial hearing, denying the defense motion to allocate the defendant's alleged intent. The judge notes uncertainty about the inquiry into buying goods and passing them as stolen, questioning the direction and significance of that line of questioning.
The Supreme Court unanimously ruled states cannot require newspapers to grant political candidates free space to reply to editorials. The decision voids Florida's right of reply statute as a First Amendment violation. The court also limited libel claims by private individuals, requiring only actual damages unless reckless disregard for truth is shown for punitive damages.
Chrysler Corp recalls 73 1973 model cars and about 1000 more due to a defective sensing device that controls the exhaust gas recirculation system. EPA ordered the recall and Chrysler will send notices to all 1974 Chrysler car owners.
AP reports delay of the atmospheric test rockets at Wallops Island Virginia for a third time due to cloud cover. The 12:50 p.m. launch window was postponed as NASA requires a 24 hour clear forecast before liftoff. In Connecticut, a small bomb exploded in a RHAM regional high school corridor ceiling, stunning students.
Washington sources say Henry Kissinger acknowledged a secret loophole in the 1972 SALT accord after Democratic charges of a hidden deal. He said the loophole was unintentional and closed last week during a three hour Senate subcommittee session. The issue centered on a supplement document and its public release.
President Nixon, described as healthy and looking forward to upcoming trips to Brussels and the Soviet Union, faced a mild phlebitis in a leg vein. Dr. Walter Imbath reported no need for surgery and Warren declined to specify the leg affected or treatment details. The White House offered no further explanation for Nixon's limp.
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