U S Backs South Korea on North Korea U N Bid
Secretary of State Rogers said the United States endorses South Korea dropping opposition to North Korea's U N membership. He cited steps toward peace and said U S support remains firm while prospects for troop withdrawal and recognition depend on actions by the Soviet Union, China and other Communist bloc nations.
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North Korea
William P. Rogers
Republic of Korea
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People’s Republic of China
Seoul
Park Chung Hee
Soviets Detain Nine Jewish Activists Amid Brezhnev Trip
Secret police detained nine Jewish activists early Saturday in Moscow as a suppression tactic while Brezhnev is in the United States for summit talks with Nixon. Most detainees remained in custody by nightfall. Lev Gendin says the action aims to silence protests before they reach the West. All activists have been denied permission to emigrate to Israel.
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Leonid I. Brezhnev
United States
Communist Party
Nixon
Lev Gendin
West
Israel
Khadafy and Sadat Open Talks in Cairo on Merger
Libyan leader Muammar Khadafy and Egyptian President Anwar Sadat begin discussions in Cairo aimed at resolving differences over a proposed Egypt Libya merger. Sources cite unresolved issues, with Khadafy favoring strict Islamic rules and a military stance against Israel, while Sadat seeks secular governance and a peaceful settlement.
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Muammar Khadafy
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Tripoli
Libya
Khadafy
Sadat
Israel
Taxpayers to blame over scientists deaths in submarine
Palm Beach, AP reports John Perry of Perry Oceanographics Inc. blames billions spent on space for neglect of oceanographic research after the deaths of two scientists in a midget submarine. He urges taxpayer realism while space officials defend space program value.
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John Perry
Perry Oceanographics Inc
Outer Space
Johnson Space Center
Perry
Preliminary hearing continued for James Carroll on attempted murder
Judge William Lewis in Marion circuit court delayed James Blue Tick Carroll's preliminary hearing on the attempted murder charge. Carroll, 46, of Johnston City, is accused of slashing Albert Harrison's throat at Don Rogers's Marion home on June 14. Hearing reset for Thursday after attorney requests.
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William Lewis
Marion
Carroll
Johnston City
Albert W. Harrison
Lubbock
Texas
Don Rogers
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Lewis
Pope Opens Vatican Gallery of Modern Art
Pope Paul VI opened a Vatican Gallery of Modern Art featuring American painters and sculptors and Picasso ceramics. He attended a concert in his honor in the Vatican audience hall conducted by Leonard Bernstein with the Newark Boys Chorus and Harvard Glee Club.
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Picasso
Pope
Vatican
Leonard Bernstein
Newark Boys Chorus
Harvard Glee Club
U.S. and Soviet Sign Pact to Expand Air Service
The United States and the Soviet Union announced a pact to increase passenger air service. Secretary Claude Brinegar and Minister Boris Bugayev signed the protocol at the State Department during Brezhnev's visit, the ninth Soviet American agreement disclosed during his U.S. trip.
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Soviet Union
Claude S. Brinegar
Boris P. Bugayev
State Department
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Communist Party
Stores to post legal ceiling prices under Nixon freeze
The Cost of Living Council announces new rules requiring stores to provide legal ceiling prices on request within 48 hours and to maintain price lists for poultry eggs and tomatoes. IRS agents will conduct spot checks and telephone companies to enforce compliance as the 60 day price freeze continues.
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Cost of Living Council
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