Summit puts final OK on nuclear arms pact
Summit attendees reported that the final strategic arms limitation treaty was agreed in Moscow after days of talks. Nixon and Brezhnev met at the Kremlin to seal the pact, while earlier in the week five other pacts covering disease pollution space science and sea rules were signed. The agreement limits defensive antiballistic missile rings halves the number of ICBM launch sites freezes totals at about 1550 for the U.S. and 1600 for the Soviet Union with the United States holding more warheads.
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Ballet Eve Dazzles Visitors as Nixon Listens
Scene at the Bolshoi Swan Lake performance during a White House visit. President Nixon and Premier Kosygin watched from a gilt box as guests debated conversations with Kissinger and Gromyko. A Vietnam War babysitting anecdote and a Russian security escort punctuated the evening.
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White House
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Barbara Olson
Nixon to Sign Moscow Pact Could Redeploy Russian Missiles
Washington reports that a five year army limitation deal Nixon is set to sign in Moscow would reportedly allow the Soviet Union to replace all 284 of its largest land based nuclear missiles with a newer system. The outline suggests a major strategic shift in Soviet deterrence posture during the chill era.
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Nixon
Moscow
Nuclear arms talks expose Buchenwald scale of warhead plans
Exclusive report notes that the United States and Soviet Union contemplate limits on ICBMs and MIRVs under a five year interim accord. It describes potential Soviet upgrades to larger missiles in current silos, expanded submarine bases, and a two-track effort including a treaty on antiballistic missiles pending Senate ratification.
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Soviet Union
Airpower, Marines drive back Haiphong assault near Kontum
U S air power and South Vietnamese Marines used TOW missiles and hand grenades to push back attackers within yards of South Vietnamese lines at Kontum. Marines claimed 200 enemy dead as heavy raids hit Haiphong area. pilots reported laser guided bombs, Talos and other weapons in use.
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Hijackers Routed From South African Airways Jet
At dawn in Blantyre Malawi gunfire drove two hijackers from a South African Airways jetliner after they failed to surrender. One man was wounded in the ankle and the other, believed drunk, was captured on the runway. Police jailed both men at Zomba as extradition opened. The plan allegedly sought money from Harry Oppenheimer and to force a landing at the Seychelles. The suspects, believed Lebanese, were Faud Abukamil and A Yaghi.
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Cape Town
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Faud Abu Kamil
South Africa
Lebanon
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Johannesburg
Salisbury
Rhodesia
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Death penalty initiative drives California petition drive
Petition drives in Orange County and Long Beach seek to place the death penalty on the November ballot. Sen. Deukmejian leads the effort to restore capital punishment after the State Supreme Court ruled the death penalty unconstitutional. Signature goal is 520,806 by June 9.VDepartment of Public Safety stated the death penalty controversy continues.
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Civic Center Drive West
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