Arms Talks Survive First Big SALT Crisis
Strategic arms negotiators from Russia and the United States met in a businesslike atmosphere despite hints Moscow would retaliate for U.S. intervention in Cambodia. They spoke for 1 hour 16 minutes, then casual drinks for 15 minutes, and planned to reconvene next Tuesday. Kosygin warned the Cambodia issue does not strengthen trust, but early reports say the talks survived the crisis for the moment.
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Fisherman Drowns as Boy Falls From Boat on Lake Arrowhead
Edwin Langley of Arleta, 2, is missing and presumed drowned after leaping from a rowboat to recapture an oar during a fishing trip on Tuesday at Lake Arrowhead. He was with two friends when the oar slipped away.
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Chairman Defends Lockheed Future
In Burbank UPI reports Lockheed chairman Daniel J. Haughton defending the company’s future amid financial strain from defense contracts. He urges an early government loan and notes progress with Deputy Defense Secretary David Packard while warning against settlement terms that would imperil corporate resources. He champions the CSA as a stellar program despite industry headwinds.
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Senators' Financial Reports Trickling In
Washington officials report that annual ethics financial statements from senators are arriving slowly with a week left before the deadline. Public reports list contributions and honoraria of $300 or more, while confidential copies include tax returns and asset data kept sealed unless accessed by a bipartisan Senate committee. So far 11 senators filed 1969 public reports, none showing new contributions. the top honorarium totaled 10,550 by Strom Thurmond for college and university speeches.
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Mexico charges 4111 in marijuana cases
Atty. Gen. Julio Sanchez Vargas said Tuesday that 4111 people have been charged in connection with illegal marijuana cultivation and traffic since Operation Cooperations began. The charges stem from 337 investigations that also led to large drug seizures and destruction of marijuana and other drugs.
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