Brezhnev Reassures Pompidou on U.S. Soviet Accord
Brezhnev told President Pompidou that no third nation was involved in the Nixon Brezhnev summit decisions. French officials said France will pursue its own nuclear buildup despite disarmament talks and may conduct tests soon. The leaders praised their meeting at Rambouillet and emphasized France’s influential role in Western Europe as European security talks loom.
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Desert Abduction Breakout: Man Escapes Trunk After 12 Hours
Joe Best, 49, survived a 12 hour ride from San Jose after being held in the trunk of his car by suspects identified as Elizabeth N. Harris and Jimmy R. Zimmerman. Both escapees from a Fort Worth federal prison were jailed in Barstow on kidnapping, robbery, and assault charges.z
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Bomb ban clears Senate and heads to Nixon
The Senate approved a measure cutting off funds for bombing Cambodia as part of a 3.3 billion supplemental appropriations bill. The Senate vote was 81 11 and the House had earlier passed it, after a 204 204 tie defeated an amendment. Nixon will have 10 days to act. Mansfield and McClellan said White House assurances indicated a decision soon. If vetoed, administration agencies face severe budget cuts due to lost funds.
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Food price index up 9 per cent in May
The annual cost of a typical family food market basket rose .9 per cent to a record 1493 dollars in May, driven by higher middlemen charges. The increase followed a 1.6 per cent rise in April, marking the smallest inflation burst in five months.
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Weather Summary With Regional Temperatures and Outlook
San Bernardino Valley reports sunny and warm Wednesday with low clouds and dense fog late tonight and early tomorrow. Southern California forecasts night and morning low clouds and local fog, then sunny and cooler coastal areas tomorrow afternoon. Continued hot, sunny days ahead with warm nights in mountains and deserts.
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Dean testifies Nixon knew of Watergate coverup
John W. Dean testified before the Senate Watergate Committee that he believed President Nixon probably knew about the Watergate planning and certainly participated in the coverup. Dean said he met repeatedly with Nixon, accused high level officials of complicity, and disclosed secret intelligence documents while refusing to testify without immunity.
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Mitchell to testify in Watergate probe this week
Senate Watergate investigators plan a preliminary interview with former Attorney General John N Mitchell to probe his involvement in the scandal. Dean testified Nixon discussed blaming Mitchell in March with Haldeman Ehrlichman and others, aiming to take the rap to end the matter.
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Kissinger to visit Peking amid nuclear summit denials
White House sources say Henry Kissinger plans a trip to Peking in the near future to reassure Chinese leaders that no secret deals were made at the Nixon Brezhnev summit. Kissinger says there are no concrete plans, while reports claim Chou Enlai may visit the United States in October. He adds the policy rejects any condominium or division of influence.
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Compton black heads Atlanta public schools
A six member committee unanimously chose Dr Alonzo A Crim of Compton California as the first black superintendent for Atlanta public schools His nomination goes to the full board next Monday Crim said Atlanta is the only system he has seriously considered joining and would replace retiring Dr John Letson who becomes dean at Valdosta State College. The desegregation plan included naming blacks to key administrative posts. Meanwhile in London the United States failed to ban commercial whaling as the International Whaling Commission rejected the measure 8 to 5 with one abstention.
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