Summit Talks at Camp David and Beijing Meetings Continue
Nixon and Brezhnev wrapped five hours of talks at Camp David as both leaders prepared to sign a U S Soviet agreement on peaceful uses of atomic energy and set principles for further arms control. Kissinger briefed lawmakers while Brezhnev toured Camp David and planned a dinner at the Soviet embassy before heading to La Casa Pacifica.
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White House
Senate
House
Henry A. Kissinger
Nixon
Brezhnev
Camp David
Washington
William P. Rogers
Andrei Gromyko
Anatoly Dobrynin
TFC Head Are Charged With Bank Conspiracy
Federal grand jury indicts Robert A. Mann of Houston and Bank of the Southwest officials over a 1989 loan scheme to acquire a Waco bank. Indictment alleges $4 million misapplied via an unindicted co conspirator Weyman W. Horadman. Republic National Bank of Dallas helped fund the loan to transfer funds for personal use.
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Horadman
Bank of the Southwest
First National Bank of Waco
Republic National Bank of Dallas
Southwest
Mant
Waco Bank
Bugging Nixon Reported By Harry Kelly
Summary of John W. Dean testimony to Senate investigators says Nixon claimed Hoover said he was bugged in 1968 and that someday it would be used to advantage. Dean also alleged White House pursued intelligence on Lawrence F. O'Brien and other Democratic contenders as early as 1970, with Dean offering records to document claims.
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Washington
John W. Deanei
White House
Senate
Nixon
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Dean
Lawrence F. O'Brien
Edmund Muskie
George McGovern
Acuna Clash: Federales and City Police Battle in Zone
In Ciudad Acuna Mexican federal narcotics agents clashed with city police in the red light Zone of Tolerance. One federal officer was wounded, another killed, as the Federales surrendered and were briefly held. Mexican Army then placed the city under martial law and arrested local police.
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Ciudad Acuna
Mexico
APL
Acuna
Casey Gotcher
del Rio
KDLK
Miguel Hernandez
Val Verde Memorial Hospital
Rio Grande
Mario Aguilar Perez
Goicher
Texas
Ciudad
Freighters Crash in Dense Fog Off Mexican Coast
Two Greek freighters collided in dense fog off the Mexican coast. One ship sank but 37 crewmen aboard were rescued by the other vessel.
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Long Beach
Calif
Upl
Mexican
San Antonio Abandoned Vehicles Law and Contest Winner
A reader asks about Texas DPS rules on removing abandoned vehicles and cites San Antonio practices. Another asks about tortilla calories and a coin toss name contest for a basketball team, with Mike Vavala winning two season passes and a trip to ABA events. The column confirms Hawaii as the southernmost state and notes mint julep inquiry.
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Department of Public Safety
DPS
6502
New Braunfels
Action
Spurs
Mike Vavala
Inne Drive
Mike
American Basketball Association
Plgvosts
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