Nixon weighs risks for SALT progress amid Soviet buildup
President Nixon said decisions on strategic arms talks were made at the highest levels as he faced alarming evidence of a Soviet missile expansion in Central Asia and western USSR. He judged the risk of delaying SALT talks greater than continuing a US missile surge. The balance of power remains uncertain as Soviet progress outpaces American efforts.
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Nixon seeks risk for peace amid shifting world balance
Analysis notes Nixon aims to shape a new world order in his last 20 months, while Vietnam withdrawal continues on his schedule. China moves toward Western engagement, and the USSR hints at troop cuts. Europe shows partial compromises, and voices warn moves may be dangerous concessions. Democratic rivals watch closely.
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Soviet Media Echoes U S Soviet Arms Pact
Soviet news outlets reported broad U S approval of the interim strategic arms agreement. Pravda and Izvestia published the same dispatch noting cautious enthusiasm while Tass said U.S. political circles received the news well. The accord aims to limit missile systems and set limits on offensive weapons.
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Bell Stolen From Abandoned Pomona Ridge School
A 150 pound school bell valued at more than 250 dollars was stolen from the abandoned Pomona Ridge School. The former Pomona grade school building, annexed to Murphysboro Unit School District 186, was sold in November 1968 to Glenn Schemonia, the neighbor. The bell was taken from the roof Friday night authorities said.
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SIU drops underground garage plans in Edwardsville
SIU trustees abandon the 66,000 square foot underground parking garage project planned under a general offices building. Costs and redesigns proceed with new bid documents after the project was stalled by campus construction freezes financing issues and administrative changes.
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Mitchell declines testify before voting rights hearing
Attorney General John N. Mitchell refuses an invitation to testify at a House Judiciary subcommittee on Voting Rights Act enforcement. David L. Norman will appear instead as Mitchell's absence prompts the panel to reschedule, with Edwards noting DOJ actions in Mississippi raise questions about Congress intent.
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Weather Outlook Warms With Showers Possible This Week
Mostly cloudy and warmer today with showers and thunderstorms likely. High in the lower 80s and a low in the mid 60s. Monday brings showers ending, then partly cloudy and cooler with a high in the 70s. Weather details on map page 5.
Fire hits cruise ship Meteor in Strait of Georgia
An explosion and fire tore through the forward section of the Norwegian cruise ship Meteor in the Strait of Georgia. All 70 passengers aboard were rescued with no serious injuries. Coast Guard vessels battled the blaze with water as crews worked to reestablish control.
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Egyptian officers hit in purge after Sadat bid
More than 100 Egyptian army officers were arrested or sent to the Suezfront for links to last week's bid to topple President Anwar Sadat. Three generals were seized May 13 as Cabinet ministers resigned in a failed coup. War Minister Lt Gen Mohammed Fawzi was placed under house arrest and later jailed. No further arrests were announced.
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Seismic Toll Rising After Turkey Quake Hits Bingol Region
A severe earthquake struck eastern Turkey near Bingol causing heavy damage including ruined prison and hospital in Bingol city. Officials fear hundreds dead and about 2000 injured as mobile hospital units and tents are rushed to the disaster area while villagers report widespread destruction and power outages.
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Government guides housing ads to curb bias
The government released advertising guidelines to reduce bias in housing ads. HUD announced the policy to take effect in two months via the Federal Register. The rules target catch words and symbols implying race or religion in dwelling sales or rentals, with enforcement limited to conciliation.
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Department of Housing and Urban Development
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Nixon Accepts Johnson Library in Austin Ceremony
President Nixon accepted the $18.6 million Lyndon Baines Johnson library complex on the University of Texas campus during a nationally televised dedication attended by would be and wanted to be presidents. About 3,000 guests heard the president call the repository an extraordinary treasury of insights into a critical period, as demonstrations and security surrounded the event.
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