Nixon lands in Brussels amid phlebitis and security blitz
President Nixon arrived in Brussels for NATO unity talks en route to Moscow. He travels despite a vein inflammation in his left leg, with his physician noting swelling down and no pain. King Baudouin greeted Nixon as 2,500 security personnel shield 15 NATO leaders from potential attacks during the Atlantic Declaration summit.
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Moscow
Atlantic
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Walter Tkawin
Belgium
King Baudouin
Melsbroek
Atlantic Alliance
Baudouin
Mrs. Baker Wins Jackson County Judge Nomination
Mrs. Emily V. Baker 43 of Pascagoula defeats veteran Judge L A Watts to win the Democratic nomination for Jackson County Place 1 judgeship. Gordon tops Jones for Chancellor Place 2 in 16th District. No Republicans qualified for county judge race.
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Emily V. Baker
L. A. Watts
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Baker
Rex Gordon
William B. Jones
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Chancery
Jackson
George
Greene Counties
Judge Watts
Watts
O. L. McLeod
Greene
Gordon
Greene County
Jones
Vancleave and
Mississippi Highway Commission Accepts Higher I-10 Bid
The Mississippi Highway Commission approved a 3.524 million dollar bid from L&A Contracting Co for relocating 1.1 miles of Mississippi 15 in Harrison County to improve I-10 access. The bid exceeded the April offer by 169 thousand dollars and awaits Federal Highway Administration approval.
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Miss
Mississippi Highway Commission
The
Highway Commission
L&a Contracting Co
Hattiesburg
Harrison County
Bida
Commission
L&a
Federal Highway Administration
Southern District
W. H. (Shay) Pyron
House panel votes to release impeachment evidence
The House Judiciary Committee approved 22 to 16 to publish over 7 200 pages of secret impeachment evidence. The material includes Watergate grand jury transcripts naming Nixon as an unindicted co conspirator, minus top secret Cambodia bombing data.
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UPI
House Judiciary Committee
Wayne Owens
Utah
Watergate Grand Jury
Nixon
Michigan
U.S
Cambodia
Owens
White House
James D. St. Clair
Rodino
Don Edwards
D-Calif
Wall Posters Claim Violent Clashes Across China
Diplomatic sources say a Beijing issued directive at end May spurred mass political posters claiming clashes in at least a dozen cities and Kiangsi Province with reported deaths. Officials noted posters were backed by some central leaders and foreigners were allowed to read them.
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Hong Kong
VPI
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Dog bite epidemic alarms cities across the nation
Dr. David Harris of Mt. Sinai Hospital told the AMA meeting that large aggressive dogs threaten urban and suburban residents, especially children. He noted 1965 to 1972 bite reports rose from 30,000 to about 38,000 and an estimated 40,000 last year, with many cases unreported and faces a major risk for young children.
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UPI
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Mt. Sinai Hospital
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American Medical Association
New York City
Washington
United States
Mexicali
Calexico
DEA
Bartels
U.S
Culican
Mexico
California
House defeats bid to cut White House funding over subpoenas
The House rejected by voice vote a bid to withhold White House pay and staff funds if any executive branch member ignores Congress subpoenas. The action accompanied passage of a $5.5 billion appropriations bill funding White House operations Treasury and the U S Postal Service for fiscal 1975.
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UPI
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White House
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U.S. Postal Service
John Dingell
D-Mich
House Judiciary Committee
Nixon
Dingell
David Dennis
R-Ind
Judiciary Committee
Congress
Tom Steed
D-Okla
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